Revive Birmingham -Woodlawn

Yesterday REVIVE BIRMINGHAM was in the Woodlawn neighborhood. Great music and fun. Two shots for you.  Look carefully, you might see someone you know!

My friend Larry O. Gay a great B'ham photographer is smiling in the background.

Humans of Birmingham - Today in Microfashion

Spotted yesterday at the Dia de los Meurtos festival. 

Ruby with the red boots on!

UFO's Descend on Red Mountain

Last night hight atop Red Mountain, these UFO's descended to shed light on our festivities at The Club!

CDP Theme Day - Heights

It's one thing to be able to just balance on a pair of stilts, it's another to dance!

Revive Birmingham

Today I join City Daily Photobloggers around the world who are posting their take on our theme of HEIGHTS this month. Click  HERE to see them all.

BOO!

Stop by my home tonight, Meeps will be doling out the candy. It IS her day you know!

Feeling the Connection

Several weeks ago I revisited The Four Spirits memorial at Kelly Ingram Park to take a few more photos for the sculptor, Elizabeth MacQueen.  While I was there, this fine looking school group, who had traveled all the way from Kentucky was kind enough to pose for me.  I love visiting this memorial.  It seems everyone that sees it is drawn to put their hands on the pieces.  A wonderful connection.

Birmingham Rouge - Food Truck

Revive Birmingham - Shindigs Food Truck

The Price of Gas

 Cost me an arm and a head!

The Garage

Balustrades

Last Sunday, after our last Samford After Sundown photography class, some of my students joined me in a little walk about on Samford University's beautiful campus.

Leaves in the Pool

Kelly Ingram Park, yesterday

Dueling Guitars

Steel City Jug Slammers

Watching

During the Revive Birmingham street party, this gentlemen just seemed to be sitting back and enjoying the fun.  The chalk wall and piano were part of the Revive installation.  What a great idea. 

Humans of Birmingham - Today in Microfashion

While Brandon Stanton is out photographing and chatting it up with New Yorkers right and left for his Humans of New York blog, he also photographs really cute kids who are dressed in delightfully diverse ways and calls it Today In Microfashion.  Today I share my first TIM photo.

Big Shoes to Fill

Goosie the clown

Art in Avondale Park