What a Spring!I’ve been meaning to publish new info for some time, but so many great things have been happening with DSP that I’ve managed to keep putting it off. The fact is, if I have a photo shoot to do or images in the studio to edit, I simply don’t make time to sit down to write one of these little missives. But I have a little time before the season takes off in earnest, so I thought I’d do a quick run-thru on what’s been up here at DSP, and share with you some exciting news about what’s in store this summer.
May
Then it's on to Leland, North Carolina to shoot the new Rick Robbins-designed course at Compass Pointe. Rick is a great designer, who has spent most of his career working in China. He’s the man whose courses I photographed a couple of years ago in Beijing and in Wuhan. He’s also the man who designed one of my favorite courses in the Southeast... Canyon Ridge, in Rising Fawn, Georgia. So I’m heading to North Carolina with a smile, confident that I’m going to be photographing two exceptional properties! When I return to Atlanta, I’ll be doing some aerials for reference purposes for the Bobby Jones Golf House project. I’ll also be shooting some new images for the great folks at East Lake… both on East Lake Golf Club and at Charlie Yates, the nearby executive course run by East Lake. JuneThis is where the fun kicks into hyperdrive. On June 12th, I’m flying to Hong Kong to spend two weeks photographing The Hong Kong Golf Club, one of the oldest golf club’s in Asia. I’ll be shooting their 3 championship courses, their par 3, nine holer and two clubhouses. I can’t express how happy I am to be returning to Asia. I guess I’ll have to show my gratitude to Ian Gardner and his team at the club by providing them with the best images possible! Stay tuned. I’ll probably devote the next newsletter to this trip alone. And there will be stories!
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