I was pleased to take these photographs of three wonderful people: Laura Epling, Matt Epling, and Taylor Napier of December Alleys. They’re such fun and beautiful people. Thankful to have them in my life.

I also shot this video with the help of Matt Epling (second shooter) for December Alleys, with editing/color grading by Taylor Napier Media.

For nearly 2 years, I have had the pleasure of knowing Isaac Gill. I first connected with him through Sex+Money: A National Search for Human Worth - a documentary on minor sex trafficking in the US. We stayed in contact via phone for a year and half, and finally met early August in Norfolk, Virginia.

In August, Isaac and I went on tour for the orphans of Kenya, screening the Belwop Project Documentary, “Hope Has A Home”. Isaac played his music as an opener/closer for the documentary and we raised funds to help purchase a new home for the orphans in Kenya. 

These photos were taken over the New River Gorge in Fayetteville, West Virginia on our way back to Charleston for our final stop on the tour. 

I look forward to Isaac’s future work and releases, and our growing friendship. 

Check out his music HERE.

Buy his album, “Meanwhile”, on iTunes HERE.

August 22nd on the Belwop Documentary Tour with Isaac Gill, we visited The Garage in Charlottesville, VA. 

The purpose of the tour was to raise awareness of the Belwop Rescue Centre and funds for the purchase of a new home for orphans in Kenya! Thanks to all who came out, Belwop met their goal of $30,000!

Check out Isaac Gill’s music here and buy his album here.

If you missed these events, check out the documentary, “Hope Has A Home”, here - www.belwopproject.com/media 

Learn more about Belwop at www.belwopproject.com!
Follow Belwop on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/belwop!

On August 25th, our final stop on the Belwop Documentary Tour with Isaac Gill was Charleston, WV at Moxxee Coffee. The purpose of the tour was to raise awareness of the Belwop Children’s Home and funds for the purchase of a new home for orphans in Kenya. Thanks to all who came out, Belwop met their goal of $30,000!

These are some photos I took from that night. 

If you missed this event, check out the documentary, “Hope Has A Home”, here - www.belwopproject.com/media

Learn more about Belwop at www.belwopproject.com!
Follow Belwop on Facebook at www.facebook.com/belwop!