We have known each other between 20 - 30 years. If you ever want to know where I get some of my inspiration--these are the guys.
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| This is some of my good photography friends: Dr. Bob Carey (past NPPA president and chair of Gardner-Webb's Communications department) Mark Sandlin (director of photography at Southern Living) Bill Bangham (Dir., Editorial & Photography of International Mission Board) Kent Harville (Corporate Visuals Coordinator, Lifeway Christian Resources), Jim Veneman (Director of Visual Communication, Union University) Gibbs Frazuer (Freelance Photographer) |
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| Bob Carey |
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| Mark Sandlin and Bill Bangham |
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| Bill Bangham works on material for his blog http://wahokia.wordpress.com/ |
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| Bill Bangham enjoys dinner at Sugo in Roswell, GA. The crane was made by Chelle Leary. |
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| Photo of the crew with me by Gibbs Frazeur |
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