On a personal note, I've always wanted to photograph Clinton and it was a great time. He certainly had people enthralled and fired up. Thanks for looking!
Friday, November 9
Clinton Fired Up In Fort Myers
With only days before the presidential election, former president Bill Clinton made a quick stop in Fort Myers to speak on the behalf of President Obama. Seemed like it help more than hurt Obama's chances.
On a personal note, I've always wanted to photograph Clinton and it was a great time. He certainly had people enthralled and fired up. Thanks for looking!
On a personal note, I've always wanted to photograph Clinton and it was a great time. He certainly had people enthralled and fired up. Thanks for looking!
Thursday, October 18
The Swing State: Panhandle
My last stop in the swing state travels was in the panhandle of Florida. There wasn't too many "politically visual" opportunities in the areas of Fort Walton Beach. What I did see and photograph was its Americana life. In the two days I was there, I photographed a BBQ festival, an art walk, and a Volkswagen festival. I love Americana and every time I get to photograph it, I am a happy man. Thanks for looking!
Wednesday, October 17
The Swing State: Tallahassee
Our next stop in the swing state of Florida is where minds are molded, lives are changed, and laws are passed. Tallahassee is home to Florida State University as well as the state's capital. During our time in town, we sat in a clemency hearing with Governor Scott as well as the rest of the board. The rest of our time was spent cruising through FSU's campus where I roamed the grounds and at times wishing I was back in college.
Thanks for looking.
Thanks for looking.
Tuesday, October 16
The Swing State: Jacksonville
Up next in our travels through Florida was Jacksonville. In the short time we were there, we stopped by a Romney/Ryan phone bank, a barber shop that registers voters, a diner, Constitution Day at Florida State College, and spent some time with former Presidential candidate John McCain (The Maverick). Up next is our state capitol, Tallahassee. Thanks for looking!
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