Okabashi, which produces a variety of shoe styles, recently celebrated their 25th anniversary as a company. Okabashi gathered their employees and supporters for a luncheon event at their warehouse in Buford, GA to celebrate the occasion. Guests enjoyed tours of the facilities and listened to various speakers extol the virtues of the Okabashi brand shoe. All guests, including this photographer, got to take a pair home. And yes, they are true to their word: the shoes are very comfy!
Rob Teilhet in front of his office in Marietta.
Kenny Ott, lead pastor of Fellowship United Methodist Church, sits in the Nebo Elementary School in Dallas, which serves as his church on Sundays.
Parishioners stand for the worship music performed by the praise band at the Fellowship United Methodist Church.
Attorney Jason Bernstein in the new Atlanta office.
The Daily Report, which is a legal and business publication I used to work for full-time, is a place that I regularly enjoy freelancing for now. Here are a few recent shots I did for them.
The kids wait to take to the ice at Philips Arena.
A four-year-old skater waits for her turn to hit the ice.
A player waits for his turn to skate on the ice.
Players battle for the puck during a drill.
Read to Achieve is a year round program sponsored by the NBA that encourages a love of reading in children. Players and coaches from the Atlanta Hawks, as well as former players participate in various reading and book donation events throughout the city. A recent such event featured a donation of 10,000 books by the Atlanta Hawks to the Atlanta Union Mission’s My Sister’s House in Atlanta.
The Atlanta Union Mission offers an invaluable service to women and children, providing both temporary shelter services, as well as long term treatment and rehabiliation support.
The young kids at the shelter were thrilled to have some great former Hawks players come by to spend time with them and read a few books in the process.
