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A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of photographing Corrado Rovaris, the conductor of the Artosphere Festival Orchestra, for promotional material for the Walton Arts Center. Straight from Italy and the music director of the Opera Company of Philadelphia, Corrado has an impressiv ... Continue Reading
I’m back in the country after a trip to China on assignment, and I’m slowly getting back in the game of “normal” life. More on that later. For now, here are some images from a shoot I did before Christmas. These guys’ uncle bought them a session as a ... Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago I had the pleasure of shooting Renee’s senior portraits. Renee had a bad experience and mix up with another photographer and didn’t end up with a single print to call her own…so she became one of my 2012 Senior Reps for Bentonville High Sch ... Continue Reading
A few weeks ago, I did my first maternity shoot on a local first-time-to-be-expecting mother. Each time I dive into a new genre of photography, I’m both humbled and excited. There are small nuances that differentiate each type of photography — newborns, families, seni ... Continue Reading
I recently had the privilege of taking some newborn photos of little Ann in Fayetteville. Even though she would not go to sleep even once (no matter the bribe), I think I ended up with at least a few keepers. It’s pretty tough to do newborn shoots when the baby won ... Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago, I shot Kelli’s senior portraits at Wilson Park in Fayetteville, as well as at the Fayetteville Square. Kelli is one of my “Senior Reps” at Heritage High School in Rogers — if you know her, ask her for information about senior portrai ... Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago, I had took my first shot at newborn photography for a lovely couple in Pea Ridge. Quite different from what I’m used to, but it wasn’t too bad! It was short and sweet, and baby Awesome did a great job. At just a couple of weeks old, Awesome held ... Continue Reading
Today is Avril's big day, so of course I get to release her bridal images to you! While Avril normally isn't the "big white dress" type, she handled it well and knew how to smile when she needed to most. In fact, she didn't even want to do a bridal shoot in the first place. Continue Reading
At the end of August, I photographed Reagan and Reese, two energetic 10 month old twin girls. Even though they lasted about 15 minutes, I got more shots than they bargained for! With matching tutus, hair bows, and toothless grins, these girls were a joy to work with. ... Continue Reading
On Saturday I shot Mary Beth and Doug’s wedding, so today I’m posting some images from her bridal shoot at Carnall Hall a few weeks ago! Congrats, Mary Beth, on your big day, and I wish you two the best. Check back soon for the wedding preview post! Continue Reading
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A few weeks ago, I was hired by the Walton Arts Center to be the photographer for their Artosphere event. Artosphere is a 6 week festival which promotes sustainability through numerous musical and otherwise artistic events at very low (or free) prices. It’s pretty much the ... Continue Reading
A few days ago I met with Emily and Jacob and their adorable pup to get some portraits out at Lake Fayetteville. Emily was the winner of a free matted 5×7 print for signing up for my Daily Photo at one of the previous First Thursday Fayetteville events, and it turns out she ... Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago, I spent an hour or so roaming Fayetteville with Mary Beth and Doug for some engagement portraits. Wandering up and down Dickson St. to find the best nooks and crannies for evening photos was nice, and the weather was just perfect. Sadly, the sun went down ... Continue Reading
Last Friday, after a few days of being snowed in, cabin fever got the best of us. Darby dressed up and Mark and Dana of Stone Ridge Photographers and I went out and took some photos of her in the woods around the house. She braved the cold for quite a while and, a few pink finge ... Continue Reading
Happy New Year, everyone! Here's to a great year and a great 2011. Continue Reading
Last week, I went out to Lake Fayetteville to do some group shots of some friends from high school (well, some before then). The snow held off, the rain held off, yet, sadly, the pile of dog “mess” I stepped in did not hold off. But, it was a short, sweet session, and ... Continue Reading
Some days I don’t get much done. Some days I get a lot done. And some days I do something I don’t usually do, but for a good reason. This past Saturday was one of those days. I spent Saturday morning and afternoon at a Help-Portrait location in Fayetteville. Help-Por ... Continue Reading
A few weeks ago I finished some work for the University of Arkansas Honors College. They contracted me to do some photo work for their brochures and mailouts, as well as for the revamp of their website. The new website has been launched, and I’ve counted over 20 of my photo ... Continue Reading
On Saturday, I behaved like a good big brother and donated my valuable time to shoot some portraits for my brother Andrew and his girlfriend Jaden's junior Homecoming dance Continue Reading
I came across this post by Eric Kim, an urban photographer from L.A., recounting 100 things that he’s learned about photography. As I have not made such a list, I thought I’d repost his here and add my personal opinions about each one. This way, you get a good, and ho ... Continue Reading
I recently did a bit of photo work for the University of Arkansas Honors College for their website and recruitment brochures. The few student portraits I did have now manifested themselves in the bottom half of the brochure you see below (unfolded, of course). I’ve been tol ... Continue Reading
Last weekend Darby and I drove to Talequah, OK, to shoot our friends Lindi and Helen’s wedding. We met Helen in our freshman year, and Lindi shortly thereafter. They finally got hitched last weekend, and it was a great time. Yes, it’s true, and I’ll just say it& ... Continue Reading
Last Saturday I shot a little bit of Andrea and Elliot’s wedding in Bentonville with Stone Ridge Photographers. I was there for the ceremony and for only the beginning of the reception, but it was a big crowd and quite a fancy room at the Embassy Suites to host them–i ... Continue Reading
So, it finally happened. I finally got an iPhone (4). I’ve seen some quite impressive mobile photos, and I’m going to take a stab at it. The best camera is the one you have with you, right? I’m still learning how to use it, but I’ve uploaded a few to Flick ... Continue Reading
I shot Katie and Brent’s wedding a few weeks ago with Stone Ridge Photographers at the historic (and haunted) Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Katie and Brent–man, what a fiesty, happy couple–had a fairly small group of family and friends that made fo ... Continue Reading
In late May (yes, before Heather and Kyle’s wedding), Darby and I shot a small ceremony in Gulley Park in Fayetteville for Mark and Dana of Stone Ridge Photographers because they had another wedding to shoot that day. It was small, short, and sweet, and the overcast day mad ... Continue Reading
Sorry it’s been a while since my last post. Things are, in a word, insane. I have to finish my thesis, take a family vacation, prepare and hang a show, and move…all in the next 5 weeks. In other news, here are a few photos that I shot a couple of weeks ago at Heather ... Continue Reading
A couple of weeks ago, I took a few photos of my friend Rachel Moore, a senior math major/philosophy minor at the U of A who plans on going to culinary school, for a profile on her in The Arkansas Traveler. Disclaimer: Everything Rachel makes tastes good incredible, so much that ... Continue Reading
Project XXX has now been taken down at the Anne Kittrell Gallery. After phoning the Provost to get it extended a week and to complain about the paper on the windows, they finally took it down because the next artist needed a week to set up (sounds fishy to me…). All in all, ... Continue Reading
