Joe Kennedy
I'm a graduate of the University of Mobile and New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. After Hurricane Katrina I moved back to Mobile, Alabama for nine months, but returned to the Crescent City in June 2006. Two years to the day after that, I left New Orleans for an eleven month detox in Fort Worth, [Republic of] Texas. Now I'm back in Mobile.
I love to travel and I rarely leave home without my Canon EOS 40D. I've been to 35 states, 3 provinces, and a few countries. While living in Fort Worth I realized that being within short driving distance of a large body of salt water is important to me.
I'm a writer and a photographer, and you can hire me for local photography- from New Orleans to Pensacola. Please use the contact form (by clicking "contact" above) to get a hold of me. I'm happy to work with you on prices. I'll do events, but I prefer not to do weddings unless they're for friends.
Spring 2008 I took a trip up to Annapolis to scout the city for a potential church plant. On my way back to New Orleans I drove the scenic route, running down the Blue Ridge Parkway through Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee’s Smokey Mountains before heading to Knoxville and I-40 West. I spent...
Britt, my roommate in New Orleans before Katrina, moved to Fort Worth, Texas in 2006 where he met Michaela. By October he’d proposed and on April 14, 2007 they were married. A year later I moved up there and last September we decided to have a photo day. Hurricane Ike was sitting in traffic somewhere...
I took a road trip to New Mexico in November 2008. While I stayed at the Glorieta Conference Center, I spent most of my days visiting the historic sites of north-central New Mexico.
Pecos National Historical Monument at Pecos, New Mexico | November 2008
I’m packing again for the second time in less than a year. It’s really not big news, since most of you had figured out a long time ago that I’m moving back to Mobile, Alabama in a couple weeks. May 10th is my last day in Fort Worth.
Mobile isn’t an easy place for me...
San Miguel Mission is in the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico. It’s beautiful inside and out. Unlike El Santuario de Chimayó which still holds regular services and is open to pilgrims daily, I’m not sure if San Miguel Mission is more than a museum with a gift shop. In New Orleans Catholic parishes are...
