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The Oklahoma City Memorial is a place of serene quietness. Even though is is surrounded by the noises and sounds of the city, the memorial pays proper tribute to those that lost their lives on that fateful day. Timothy McVeigh destroyed the lives of those working and visiting in the federal building that day. The chairs in this image represent the lives of those lost in the bombing and are arranged in rows based on the floor of the building the victims were on. The smaller chairs are used to indicate a child that lost his life. This photo is my tribute to those lost souls.

I am a multi-award winning photographer from Mississippi, currently working on a new series of Mississippi Delta images that explores the paradoxical culture of the Delta. My work includes images from the southern United States as well as images from along Rt 66 in Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. I am an experienced portrait and wedding photographer and am known for my ability to create images that flirt with crossing the line between a painting and a photograph. For more information or to ask questions, please contact me using the link on this page or at my main website listed below. If you desire to have artwork signed you may contact me via the website for information regarding how to get that done. Main website: Old South...