University of Georgia students, Beth Roger, left, and Haylee Humes, right, watch the sunrise during the Easter Sunrise Service on the summit of Stone Mountain, Ga. The world's largest piece of exposed granite, Stone Mountain rises 1,863-feet above sea level and it is home to the world's largest relief carving.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Stone Mountain, GA Easter Sunrise Service
A stunning view from the summit of Stone Mountian, Ga. on Easter morning, March 2008.
Friday, March 14, 2008
USARC Culinary Arts Team-March 2008
Here's just one selection from the U.S. Army Reserve Command's gold medal entry during the U.S. Army Culinary Arts Competition held at Fort Lee, Va in March 2008.
Sunday, February 24, 2008
New Infinity Fotos website
I just launched a new and somewhat smaller website using Flash.
It's my first Flash effort so it may not be quite as high speed as others.
Check it out at www.infinityfotos.com and let me know what you think.
T.L. Hale
It's my first Flash effort so it may not be quite as high speed as others.
Check it out at www.infinityfotos.com and let me know what you think.
T.L. Hale
Saturday, February 2, 2008
On the Sen. McCain Presidential campaign trail
I just wrapped up a stop with presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain here in Atlanta.
Friday, February 1, 2008
Carrying photo gear on assignments
Greetings,
While in between the old home in VA and the new one in GA, I've managed to pick-up a couple of assignments for ZUMA Press in the Atlanta area this weekend.
Since some of my gear, bags and photo accessories are presently in transit here, I've had to take a rather large bag and fit it into something smaller.
I did bring my Mountainsmith Tour pack with me but never could quite make good use of it the past year or so that I've owned it. However, yesterday I came across Steven Frischling's "Flying with Fish" blogspot. What a wealth of knowledge and talent he has when it comes to photography and travel.
I highly recommend reading his blog.
T.L. Hale
While in between the old home in VA and the new one in GA, I've managed to pick-up a couple of assignments for ZUMA Press in the Atlanta area this weekend.
Since some of my gear, bags and photo accessories are presently in transit here, I've had to take a rather large bag and fit it into something smaller.
I did bring my Mountainsmith Tour pack with me but never could quite make good use of it the past year or so that I've owned it. However, yesterday I came across Steven Frischling's "Flying with Fish" blogspot. What a wealth of knowledge and talent he has when it comes to photography and travel.
I highly recommend reading his blog.
T.L. Hale
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