Archive blog post...

The Beginning...

A project I've started to work on.

Holga Portrait...

Weekend work...

Josh Bachman/for the Enterprise

Four-year-old Dutch Chandler climbs off his bike after the Lake Forest Park Sheridan Beach Club Fourth of July Parade, Friday, July 4, 2008 at the Lake Forest Park Sheridan Beach Club.

Josh Bachman/for the Enterprise

A television monitor captures Tammy Dumas singing with her family band Three Generations, Friday, July 4, 2008 at the Lynnwood Star Spangled Celebration.

Josh Bachman/for the Enterprise

Al Wilcox explains where the Wilcox family farm was located on the land that is now Wilcox Park, Sunday July 6, 2008 at Lynnwood's Wilcox Park.

Color and Curiosity...

Sun... in Washington?

The past week the weather here in Seattle and the surrounding area has been great. Shot this at Kayak Point County Park.

DC Metro- to and from work...

As I went to work at John Harrington Photography for my internship I snapped these photos with my Holga aka "Pearl"  (named by my girl friend) going to work or leaving at night. DC made me very comfy with traveling by bus and subway.

Graduations bring back memories...

Covering graduations always brings back memories or lack of them. I don't remember one word given at my high school graduation.

First assignment back, Minor League Football...

Shot the Snohomish County Vikings Vs. The Oregon Thunderbolts season opener for the Enterprise Saturday. During the last quarter of the time I got hit by a Vikings running back, I saw it coming so I braced myself for the hit and am now bruised down the left side of my body. It was fun!

Josh Bachman/for the Enterprise

Josh Bachman/for the Enterprise

Josh Bachman/for the Enterprise

Josh Bachman/for the Enterprise

Splash of Color...

While waiting in Chicago for my flight back to Seattle earlier this week.

Morning Routine...

I'm still trying to figure out how significant others of photographers put up with us constantly shooting photos of them.

Last day in DC...

My last day in DC, a women jumped off the tracks at the Smithsonian metro stop. She was between 50- 60 years old. Luckily she survived and was taking to the hospital. As EMS put her on the ambulance she was talking and seemed to be pretty coherent. Fire crews had to lift the car she was stuck under up off the tracks. At the time the authorities were unsure if she had fallen or jumped. Later they found that she had in fact jumped.

Memorial day weekend...

Curiosity...

She wasn't sure what these statues were. Perhaps they were real people listing to Alex Haley reading.

Sunday in the Rain Arlington National Cemetery...

Just a frame after work...

A major problem that is going to grow...

Poverty is only getting worse. After I shot this photo yesterday I tried to talk to this man, but he just rolled over and went back to sleep. Seeing this and taking the photo just pushes me to focus more of my work on the issue of poverty and homelessness.