As the gates open from a dam up high on the mountain, gravity takes over and the water begins to flow down hill turning the Green Narrows River into a beautiful, yet wild and roaring energy. Agua Viva or Living Water is…
Verve is a monthly magazine that highlights women in Western North Carolina. Stories focus on artists, fashion, business and the extraordinary personalities that can only be found here in the mountains. Here are some of the women I have been fortunate to meet and photograph over the past year.
Hundreds of citizen zombies take over the streets of downtown for the Asheville Zombie Walk 2010.
In every day life, dozens of people pass in and out of our range of vision, their faces set with determination to get where they’re going and do what they need to. But the attitude people convey in public rarely reveal what’s beneath the surface.
On the first weekend of every November paddlers gather near Asheville, North Carolina for the Green Race on the Class V narrows of the Green River. This grassroots creek race with whitewater rapids like Frankenstein, Go Left or Die, and Gorilla, makes the this one of the most extreme paddle races in North America.
Larry And His Flask Summer 2009. Playing on the streets of Asheville.
What started out as weekly workouts with a friend to trim a few pounds for this Asheville dentist turned into a year long vision to become a Supernatural Bodybuilder. In Amy’s one and only competition she stole the show with six trophies and a newly found sense of accomplishment.
The annual US Air Guitar Championships offers the most unique and awesome personalities out there a chance to compete in the wackiest spectator sport/musical event ever. For those who have not experienced the cult-like phenomenon of air guitar contests, it’s time to buy a ticket.
Asheville, North Carolina on the campus of AB Tech A-B Tech’s Culinary Team won a silver medal and third place nationwide in the American Culinary Federation Student Team Championship July 14 in Orlando. A team from A-B Tech has made it to nationals for three of the past four years after winning first place in [...]
Each year a 36hr community photo project is held to capture daily life in Asheville.
