Greg LaPalomento | Enjoying God's creation

Manzano Family

Here’s a few shots of the Manzano family. We stopped off at the grain silos in Old Town Katy for some rustic shots…

Took a little time off from photography, but I am back with new equipment and renewed excitement! This is the Ennis Family. They are Pastors of The Heights Church. We went to City Centre in the Town & Country area. … Continue reading →

Old Town, Albuquerque

21 Feb ’12

Today I had a little extra time so I visited Old Town Albuqueque, NM. A cool part of the old west left behind to give us tourists a taste of the past. Plenty of shopping & dining. However, I have … Continue reading →

Iron Chef

15 Feb ’12

Today I had the opportunity to visit Lolitas Restaurant. It’s one of two places owned by Iron Chef Michael Symon. Located in downtown Cleveland, Lolitas has the feel of a quaint little (and I stress little) mom & pop eatery … Continue reading →

Snow Day In Ohio

14 Feb ’12

I woke up to a winter wonderland today. It’s not so cold that its uncomfortable. So I guess this is what they call “Lake Affect” snow. It’s the snow that comes off the Great Lakes. I am working at Lubrizol … Continue reading →

Sacramento, CA

28 Dec ’11

San Diego – Week 2

7 Nov ’11

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Fugetaboutit!

3 Nov ’11

So, My coworker tells me that there’s an Italian community near San Diego airport. With a little extra time on my hands before my flight, I head that way. sure enough, I get there and I see this! Well, as … Continue reading →

Someone call a paramedic!

2 Nov ’11

Ok, who put the growth hormones in my chickken pot pie. After eating most of this, we decided to check the nutritional chart. This bad boy has all of 2260 calories! I was gonna have a piece of this chocolate … Continue reading →

Pacific Beach

1 Nov ’11

Taking in the scenery and beach air in La Jolla Cove on the coast of California.

Sunset in Cali

1 Nov ’11

Another beautiful sunset in San Diego. Headed to La Jolla Cove for some seafood!

Travel Dad – FaceTime

28 Sep ’11

As a father who travels 80% of the work week, I can tell you there are challenges with raising a family. It’s not easy when you can’t be there to change a flat tire, or reset a breaker in the … Continue reading →