Pirates Alley, situated between The Courthouse and St Louis Cathedral, as legend goes, was occupied by profiteer Jean Lafitte. Ill gotten items were brazenly hung on the fence that surrounds the church, originating the phrase “fencing stollen goods.” At least according to the...
Our Daily Bread Today I got to do something I did not think possible. Thanks to the encouragement of so many friends and family, I took a leap of faith and created a book of down town Cincinnati photography, with my trusty sidekick Murphy. Once the book was completed, we decided to give any proceeds to a charity that would have a direct impact on our homeless and hungry neighbors. We chose to work with Our Daily Bread, who were already making a...
Creating Images That Spoke To Me by Peter Teremi Over the last year and a half, I focused on creating images that spoke to me, and perhaps to others. These eventually became The Murphy-Cam Project. Below are some thoughts on how I approach my craft and hopefully give you some ideas on yours. Look for the Light When thinking about taking a photograph, don’t focus on the subject, focus on the light. That’s where the image is. You will find even the...
All proceeds from the sale of The Murphy-Cam Project Book will go to to help the homeless in Cincinnati through Our Daily Bread. Our Daily...
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