Photojournalism portfolio

         My portfolio, of a journalistic nature, titled as such simply because I did not plan these photos. They were on the fly, and they speak for themselves. The moments were there, they just needed capturing. Whether it was 9 pm on Thanksgiving evening, in which I pulled over on the 101 and ran to take a picture of the McDonald's in Pismo Beach, the homeless man on Black Friday, The Stop "War" sign in Grover Beach, or the boy eating an apple in the SLO Creek Farms, the moments begged to be photographed.

A stop war sign stands in protest to the state of out current american politics

Rocky Cicchone stands near Rite Aid and the Natural Café on Black Friday.

The McDonald's in Pismo Beach has stirred up debate whether businesses should be open or closed

for the holidays.

Tim Foster stands in front of K-Mart in Santa Maria collecting donations for the Salvation Army on Black Friday.

Wilson Bang presents an award to his fraternity brother at the Madonna Inn.

Bodie Donald takes a big swing in Pismo Beach.

Achilles dives after the ball in Pismo Beach.

The Von's located on Broadway in Santa Maria has announced it is permanently closing, leaving the Main st. location as the only remaining Von's in the city of Santa Maria.

Paraglider's soar over the hills towards the beach in Morro Bay.

Part of the detail that can be seen at the Santa Barbara Mission.

The Victorian in Arroyo Grande, established in 1890, is a favorite among locals to dine or celebrate nuptials. 

The new Range Master location in San Luis Obispo, Ca.

A burned out and unoccupied building stands against the sunset on North Broadway in Santa Maria.

View of Avila Beach and Port San Luis from a rooftop deck.

A pelican enjoys the view at Old Fisherman's Wharf in Monterey, Ca.

The fog of a typical morning in Pismo Beach allows the water to be barely visible as the Pismo Beach Pier stretches toward the sea.

Looking north from the Pismo Beach Pier on a nice summer afternoon.

Brandon is in super hero mode at Biddle Park in Arroyo Grande.

Téa Kaizen offers some of her sweet findings at SLO Creek Farm in San Luis Obispo.

Asher Kaizen enjoys the fruit of his labor at SLO Creek Farm.