I don't think I'll be able to fully understand my time in Belize. The children of Belize were all so different; their faces each expressing a different story. Here are some of the faces that I've seen in Belize. Most of which were done at the La Democracia Government School in the village our group worked with.
Installation Services of Reverend Dennis Thomas at the First Corinthian Baptist Church in West Philadelphia near 51st and Pine Street.
University of Pennsylvania's Mask and Wig Club present "TROY STORY." A comedy set in ancient Greece about Chloe, who dresses as a man to save her Athens home after her father is mysteriously murdered.
A homicide on 50th and Master streets occurred earlier today. The victim was a 20 year old male shot several times in the head. This occurred outside of a convenience store in West Philadelphia.
The Mexico Post Restaurant located on 1601 Cherry Street recently opened up. In the photos are cooks preparing an Appetizer Sampler and Bacon Covered Shrimp. Served by Tiffany Sloss.
Some Sunday work at the Palestra featuring Carroll v. Ryan in the Girls Basketball Semi Finals.
Here are some shots from my one Wednesday at the PDN. The first few shots are from an education center called, E3 where they teach kids how to clean, repair, and restore computers to give to deserving kids in the neighborhood. The next are some shots from the Drexel game.
Mayoral candidate Milton Street was released from jail for unpaid parking tickets on February 21, 2007 in New Jersey. The last one of this series ran in the paper.
So I went to San Francisco this weekend for a conference. Here are some shots I did when I did the whole tourist thing.
It's convenient enough when my two jobs combine into one day. Aside from my internship with the Daily News, I work at Temple's Community Education Center. They ran a story on Bob Perkins, a jazz dj for WRTI [located at the CEC]. This is a shot of Bob in action.
Snow and wind and huge puddles of icy water with your sneakers on. Yes, I went weather hunting today. I found some fun people sledding down the art museum steps. Most of the people I met today were from Uarts. Some were just passerbys. Nonetheless they let me borrow their sled and I busted my ass on the icy pavement. FUN!
One of our assignments for Photographic Lighting class is to shoot and light someone "at work." Shardell and CJ were kind enough to work with me and these are some of my results for that assignment.
What do you think?
Here comes another round of basketball. North Catholic beat Father Judge at FJHS. It was good to see old friend Michael Mac who is now teaching at FJHS. It was also good to see good friend and fellow photog Krystlle Marcellus. Life flies really fast! AH!
The Philadelphia Sixers played the New Jersey Nets on February 5, 2007 at the Wachovia Center. The Sixers beat the Nets in overtime 100-98.
This was by far the most fun assignment I've had at the DN. I got to tell Jason Kidd how ugly his kid is! (Just joking, I love the Nets.) The last one in this series was published in today's paper.
I went feature hunting yesterday afternoon and found a rally in support of Lt. Ehren Watada. Watada was court martialed on February 5, 2007 because he refused to deploy to Iraq. Despite below-freezing temperatures, several representatives from community groups came on 15th Street and JFK blvd.
For more information about Lt. Ehren Watada, visit www.thankyoult.org, www.refusingtokill.net, and www.globalwomenstrike.net
The last photo in this series was published in today's paper.
