Nashville Tornado

The sirens began droning just as I was falling asleep. I opened my eyes to a spectacular light show bleeding through the bedroom windows. My family and I took shelter in the center of our home and we heard the fabled train sound and our house rumbled. I knew it was passing close by, if not over us. Fifteen seconds later it was over. I dressed and stepped outside to inspect the damage. Nothing worse than some displaced patio furniture at my house. 500ft away the story was very different. This morning I ventured out to check on my neighbors, help out however I could, and document the damage.

This is the Donelson neighborhood of Nashville, TN. 3/3/2020

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Mar
3

All The Rage

At abrasiveMedia’s “Art In Progress” show, during the Wedgewood/Houston Art Crawl, I invited attendees to participate in a photo series called “All The Rage”, in which otherwise calm and rational people were captured in a moment of violent outburst. Of course, the “rage” was all faked (to varying degrees of realism), but there were a few primal screams which may or may not have startled unsuspecting attendees in other areas of the studio. I’m really happy with the way this turned out. You can also see these over at abrasiveMedia’s facebook page where you can tag yourself, use it for your profile, or do whatever!

Mar
24

Radnor Lake Stroll

I recently took a walk with Audra, Stephanie, and Ben at Nashville’s Radnor Lake. I had the camera in tow and snapped a few shots along the way. This autumn wasn’t nearly as beautiful as is typical for Tennessee, but it’s hard not to find something beautiful, especially at this city surrounded nature reserve.

Nov
28

Justin Harvey

Nashville Tornado

All The Rage

Radnor Lake Stroll

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