Mickey’s Spiritual Odyssey
My latest article to be published on HalogenTV: Book, Film Shed Led Light on One Man’s Spiritual Odyssey Laura McNamara He walked thousands of miles on a quest to find himself. After a trying life journey that took him from preaching at the pulpit, to a mental hospital, to homeless in North Carolina then led [...]
Mind Scraps: Morning Surprise
I opened my inbox this morning to find a most surprising pingback on my blog. I followed the link to find that my prior clients, Zimmcomm New Media, threw me a most humbling shout: Long-time Agwired readers may remember the lovely and talented Laura McNamara who did quite a bit of work for us back [...]
Writings on the Web…
…and in print (magazine) too! Sorry I haven’t been posting much on my own site. All my web publishing focus is going towards projects with clients: Here’s the latest batch published both in the printed Revue Magazine and on the mag’s website: El Pilar The Antigua Photography Club Agua y Fuego Fires Up Eco-Tourism on [...]
Laura McNamara Photography Featured On Gaute Websites
Aside from contributing to Revue Magazine, I’ve been contracting out photography work for various clients here in Central America. In August, I photographed a private event for Pepsi. The event was Pepsi’s official launch of its new logo and image in Honduras. I was even interviewed briefly for TV towards the end of the event, [...]
Contributing to the Revue
Revue Magazine is Guatemala’s english-speaking cultural guide. I started contributing to the magazine beginning in the month of August. I’ve had a ton of fun crafting various articles about various treasures I’ve already found here in Guatemala and I really enjoy working with them. The articles that have been published both in the magazine and [...]
Soaring Through the Canopy
Right now there’s a series of posts appearing on AntiguaDailyPhoto.com about Antigua Canopy Tours. The series, completed by me, began Thursday of this week and will continue through Thursday of next week. Thanks to Rudy Giron of ADP and Pascu Robredo of Antigua Canopy Tours I was able to enjoy the treetop “flying” experience for [...]
Contributing to AntiguaDailyPhoto.com
Beginning today, I will be contributing to a well-established blogomentary covering La Antigua Guatemala. Rudy Giron, the developer and administrator for AntiguaDailyPhoto.com kindly invited me to begin posting as the blog’s first guest contributor. I feel honored. Please visit the website by clicking here to view my post with this picture along with a description. [...]
Samples of Broadcast Work:
My KOMU-TV NewsChannel 8 broadcast reporting reel: Broadcast Reporting Sample Samples of my radio and podcast reporting: Audio Sample
Montuca Photo Shoot
Montuca was impressed with the pics I snapped at their concert a couple weeks ago. So they asked me to do a photo shoot with them. More pro bono work. Experience was good. But Laura needs to get paid!! Background was uncontrolled unfortunately in this shoot. I advised them to be aware of that the [...]
Fishing for a Better Standard of Living
Here’s a novel idea when running a business that manages more than a thousand employees: “We try to do basically everything to make them feel they are like partners not workers. Everybody is on bonus system, everyone can basically gain more from the company’s success, so everybody feels like it’s their project. That’s the kind [...]
Ag Steward of the Chortí Maya
Okay. This is a story I’ve published on AgWired. There’s MUCH more to the story, which I plan on publishing here, but it’s been quite a challenge with the intermittent internet. So, I’m just publishing what I have now and will publish more later… There is a group of indigenous people in Honduras that live [...]
Going ‘Live with Jay’
Well, not quite live. But, Jay Liebenguth is featuring the live interview he did with me today on his radio show, Live With Jay, later this month. Who is Jay you ask? Read his bio: Jay Liebenguth is a business journalist focused on gaining insights from talking with many of the area’s business leaders and [...]
Dazed in Denver
I’m not going to lie. When I arrived in Denver I felt like hadn’t just hit the wall, but had smashed into it withs such a force that I resembled a flattened cartoon character, a mess slithering down the red bricks into crumpled defeat. In just one month I had visited seven different cities. Make [...]
Team Ethanol Wins!!!
Of course, Ryan has to win at a race I’m NOT covering. ; ) Nonetheless, it’s safe to say we’re all esactic about the win… EPIC, Zimmcomm and me! Ryan Hunter-Reay recorded his first victory in 16 career IndyCar Series races as the Rahal Letterman Racing driver maneuvered the No. 17 Ethanol car around the [...]
Ping Pong
Alright. Things are getting crazy. There’s going to be much to write about in the coming weeks. Here’s what we’ve got to look forward to: June 19: That’s tomorrow! Rise and shine in the wee hours of the morning and set off on bike from St. Charles to Columbia, MO. It’s just over 105 miles. [...]
Daily Land Shows…
I’m not sure if many of you knew… but on top of my “professional blogging,” I produce daily Land Shows for Southeast AgNet. The one-minute feature shows are aired through the radio network in Florida, Alabama and Georgia. Sometimes, the shows are even posted online. Click here to listen to a few recent ones. You [...]
On the Job…
…just a few snapshots my awesome client Chuck took of me while I was on the job at the CMA Music Festival in Nashville last week: …and some goofy pics during my down time while working last month at the KC Roadrunner Turbo Indy 300, courtesy of another great client Robert:
Cruisin Indy Style
Check out this vid of me cruising around in a street legal two-seater IndyCar. Just one of the many perks of covering the Indy Racing League! I do have to warn everybody now… I’ve got in my head to become an IndyCar driver now. So, I’m going to be making a habit hitting up the [...]
Heidelberg’s Rooftop Landscape
The gray sky couldn’t fully mute the reds, yellows, greens and oranges of fall that were sprinkled throughout the rolling hills surrounding Heidelberg today. The colors popped through a lacy mist draped over the valley. The fall hues weren’t the only colors stubborn enough to stand out from the gray haze. “Heidelberg is known for [...]
Deutschland!!
Ahhhh… the feeling of adventure on foreign lands is coursing through my veins once again… finally! It’s been a year since my last trip to Europe! I really can’t describe the feeling of elation that washes over me whenever I embark on a quest to discover new lands, new people and new cultures! I really [...]
Heatin Up in Hotlanta!
Okay. It’s finally time to get caught up on Atlanta… especially since plans are in the works to rendezvous in Asia with one of the incredibly adventurous guys I met while in what’s affectionately known as “Hotlanta.” I traveled to Atlanta to cover an EPIC E85 pump promotion for race week. The Petit Le Mans [...]
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