A few images from the NAPP/Adobe Worldwide Photowalk in Charleston SC

Last week I had the opportunity to hang out with some great local photographers and be a tourist in our own town for the 2nd Annual Scott Kelby's (the Adobe/NAPP photoshop guru guy) Worldwide Photowalk here in Charleston. It is great to break the standard workflow, shooting style and subject matter and to throw ones-self into new shooting paradigms; it really exercises the creative muscles. No alcohol was involved in the production of these image (that came later). We also posted some images on flickr to the photowalk charleston sc pool.

North Charleston Art Walk at Karson Photography Studio and Gallery

I just found these images of our show here at our gallery and Aunt Bea's during the North Charleston Art Walk (part of the North Charleston Arts Festival). It was a great show and we had a lot of fun putting it together and getting to hang out with all of you. I need to give a big thank you Mayor Keith Summey, Judge Debbie Summey and LoAnn for letting us use Aunt Bea's for this even (especially since we made them stay up way past their bed time to lock up the place after we did the take down of the show that night). Thanks also to the artist Alex and Sarah Radin and Jen Snyder and to Liz Bartoccini for designing the posters, flyers, and email campaigns for the show. Okay so let me share some of the images with you, Awh nostalgia.

Charleston Writer Roger Saltsman gets "Agony Hill" hot off the presses

We blogged last month about producing the design and photos for Roger Saltsman's new book "Agony Hill", well I got a knock on the door of the studio about 30 minutes ago and in walks Roger gripping his freshly printed literary creation. Good going Roger, I a proud of you for realizing your dream! Now go sell some copies and make a million.

The New Book "Agony Hill" by Roger Saltsman

Liz and I had the pleasure of photographing and designing  the cover of Roger Saltsman's new book "Agony Hill" (a novel about a high school runner in Brevard N.C.) Roger just called the studio to let us know that the book was in the final stages and ready to go to print. Let me give you guys the links so you can preview the his book: http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=108442293452&h=i86_6&u=nlwCZ&ref=mf