FEATURED GALLERY OF THE MONTH - JANUARY

This month's featured gallery is the RULE Gallery in Denver, Colorado. ALL galleries in the world can now be featured with Google Business Photos!

Today, Google Business Photos offically launches and I am now a Google Trusted Photographer!

For the past 2 months I have been not-so-secretly training for this great new gig. I am now working to create great imagery of local business they can use to gain worldwide exposure on Google.

Please take a moment to check out the new website I just launched in conjunction with the project.

www.trustedphoto.com 

The official Google pages about the project are here: maps.google.com/businessphotos

and I am listed here: http://maps.google.com/help/maps/businessphotos/get-started.html

I am honored and proud to be a part of this project to promote local businesses. 

FEATURED PROJECT OF THE MONTH - DECEMBER

Happy Holidays Everyone!

Christmas has just passed and I am just now able to post this month's Featured Gallery Project of the Month. 

I am proud to announce a project I have been working hard to bring to reality. Eat, ink. is a book about Food, Chefs, and their Tattoos I have been working on for the last year and a half with my cousin Birk O'Halloran. 

This project has been more than fun. I've made three trips to NYC for nine photoshoots so far. I've faced some of the greatest photographic challenges of my career. We created a 37 page proposal/sample book. The result even got the attention of a top literary agency!

Please keep an eye on the website. We'll be posting more preview images from the book soon!

FEATURED GALLERY OF THE MONTH - NOVEMBER

Food, Wine and Editorial photography with Andre Mack at Frasca Restaurant

Check out this gallery of images from an afternoon and evening spent with Muton Noir wines Owner, Andre Mack at the famous Frasca restaurant in Boulder, Colorado. 

Occupy Denver - October 15th, 2011 - Rally and March on the Federal Reserve

Jeannie Hartley speaks to the people outside of the Federal Reserve building in Denver, Colorado during the Occupy Denver rally and march, Oct. 15th, 2011Occupy Denver in solidarity with the Occupy Wall St. movement has caught my attention since the first people set up camp in New York City over a month ago. Today, in downtown Denver an estimated 3-5000 people joined together in one voice. We marched to and surrounded the Federal Reserve.

The protests later turned violent when back at Civic Center Park a small group chose to block Broadway with a sit-in protest. Police used tear-gas, pepper spray and batons to break up the group with some arrests being made. 

Please take a moment to view my photographs from today's march. 

FLIKR GALLERY HERE

or copy and paste this link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dlhcreative/sets/72157627778318589/

FEATURED GALLERY OF THE MONTH - OCTOBER

Colorado State Patrol officers evict the Occupy Denver protesters in the early AM hours of 10/14/11.After putting down the camera and taking most of the month of September for vacation time travelling throughout southwestern Colorado, I've been very busy working on special projects and being a part of the Occupy Wall St. movement from here in Denver, Colorado.

Last night, I witnessed a large police action to clear the Occupy Denver camp in Lincoln Park at the foot of the Colorado State Capitol building in Denver.

I arrived about 11PM the mandated curfew Gov. Hickenlooper stated would be the time for the camp to go. Tensions were high as an action by the police was expected. The crowd was peaceful. Still, something powerful was about to happen.

On my way into the park, I saw Denver Police rigging up in riot gear and other police officers setting up a processing facility on the plaza between the Denver Public Library and Denver Art Museum. 

About 3:15AM , the Colorado State Patrol officers in full riot gear stormed the park. By daybreak, the camp was completely gone and 23 protesters were arrested. 

Please take a look at my Flikr photostream for images from the Occupy Denver movement.