Voodoo fest

This was a shot of MCR on stage at Voodoo Fest in New Orleans. We had a great time and got some great video footage for my friends Val and Emanuel's band. Hopefully soon to be a cool promotional video for Nag Hammadi and the New Moon Stage at Voodoo Fest.

Alabama theater

I took this during the VIP party for Sidewalk this year. We were on top of one of the medium size buildings on North side and there was a great view of the Alabama Theater where the hub of Sidewalk Film Festival usually is located. I met lotsa cool people at the party and then we went to watch the opening night films. Fun times. John Sayles was there and all my film geek friends!

The 3 muses

Nikki, Ashley, and Lindsey at Hogans one night... Very inspiring actually. ;-)

New laptop

My new Alienware laptop.

Intel 2.0 GHz Core Duo; 1 Gig of RAM; 100 Gig 7200 RPM Hard Drive; 256 Meg ATI video card; 24X DVD Burner, and all the primo "fixins" that come with Alienware.

Charles Barkley

This is Charles Barkley, leaving the Cheesecake Factory in Birmingham after lunch with his publicist. BTW, he lives in Birmingham to be close to his family.

CNN.com - Pink Floyd legend Syd Barrett dies - Jul 11, 2006

CNN.com - Pink Floyd legend Syd Barrett dies - Jul 11, 2006: "Pink Floyd legend Syd Barrett dies
Musician a major influence on British psychedelia
Tuesday, July 11, 2006; Posted: 11:04 a.m. EDT (15:04 GMT)



Pink Floyd in 1967: Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Syd Barrett and Richard Wright.
LONDON, England (CNN) -- Syd Barrett, the eccentric guitarist who founded Pink Floyd but later left the music business to live quietly and somewhat reclusively, has died at the age of 60, according to a spokeswoman for the band.
A spokeswoman for Pink Floyd told the Press Association: 'He died very peacefully a couple of days ago. There will be a private family funeral.'
The singer and guitarist, born Roger Keith Barrett on January 6, 1946, founded the band in 1965 with Roger Waters, Nick Mason and Richard Wright. (Its name was derived from two American bluesmen, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council.)
He wrote many of the early hits for the avant-garde rock band, including the 1967 album 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn' and the band's first hit singles, 'Arnold Layne' and 'See Emily Play.'