By amandamccoy on January 5, 2017
By amandamccoy on April 9, 2016
I had an absolute ball working on this installment of Coast Cooking. I could watch these pigs run in fields of grass all day.
Dale Stevens looks out over one of his pastures where his red wattle pigs forage and romp at Sand Ridge Farm outside of Lucedale. Stevens raises his pigs free range and on an all-natural diet.
And see them run!
By amandamccoy on December 22, 2015
Here’s a few promo shots I took for a friend’s beautiful short film Little Deaths.
By amandamccoy on December 22, 2015
By amandamccoy on October 27, 2015
I had a lot of fun working on this short video for work. I’m a big fan of photographing skateboarders, but this was my first time taking video. Really enjoyed playing around with a more feature-like editing style than I normally don’t have the opportunity to do.
By amandamccoy on October 27, 2015
By amandamccoy on October 27, 2015
By amandamccoy on February 5, 2015
Perhaps you don’t know, but I love cats. As in, it’s somewhat embarrassing how much I love cats. I have two, and the first I adopted from the Humane Society of South Mississippi. I would have done the same for the second but she appeared under my balcony, taking the adoption process into her own hands (or paws). With that said, when an assignment comes up involving the HSSM I’m usually the one jumping at it.
Last week I had the opportunity to do a feature on their resident vet for the Sun Herald’s Coast Character series.
Being an ace multi-tasker, Dr. Jennifer Morris conducted the interview while performing one of the many surgeries for the day.
Favorite line: “I’m really goodActually I think my Facebook description is Chief Unnecessary Organ Remover at the Humane Society. That’s basically what I do. I remove unnecessary parts.”
You can watch the video here.
By amandamccoy on January 20, 2015
I’m so glad that I was able to make it out to Exhibit Be this weekend. Amazing work by a group of artists.
By amandamccoy on August 12, 2014
Survival Story: Derek Terry’s battle with cancer from Amanda McCoy on Vimeo.