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I spent three days shooting a photo essay on office life for Atlanta Magazine. It ran in their July issue on best places to work in Atlanta.

I really like this shot at Spanx.

The folks at Equifax were really nice.

The doctor at Atlanta Medical Center talked with me about adult asthma. I was born at that hospital in '74.

I like those masks, but it would probably creep me out to have them staring blankly at me all day long.

My summer promo is a tri-fold. Above are pictures from Trinidad and the first responder to the bus crash on I-75 last year.

On this side we have an architect, a beekeeper, a chef and a musician.

I photographed a father-son beekeeper team and a University of Georgia entomologist for a story in Atlanta Magazine on bees and the colony collapse disorder.

I shot these bees on white plexi outside the bee yard. Cody, the younger beekeeper, shook a frame of bees onto the plex that was drizzled with honey. This made the bees mad. One of them stung me.

They were really cool. After the shoot, we had a beer with Mike, the elder beekeeper.

Here's the UGA entomologist; check out my bee promo for the alternate shot.

I loved the pictures from the Atlanta Magazine story so much, I put them on a promo for this month.

I like those black and white bees.

I'm so excited to be included in this year's Communication Arts photo annual. The images are from a series I shot on trash I collected at Lake Lanier last year. The images appeared in Cooper Carry's HERE magazine as well as Atlanta Magazine. Above is the title page for the issue.