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You may remember this post from a few months ago in which I discuss photographing a Prius and some students for the University of Arkansas College of Engineering. Well, that shoot has finally come into fruition! This shoot made the cover and cover story for the spring 2011 editi ... Continue Reading
I can only say one word about last week: Whew. OK, so I have a few more words. But this is the (very) condensed version. Last week was the culmination of years of work on the part of many people. His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet visited our campus and our community, cha ... Continue Reading
I think this has been the busiest few weeks of my life. We’re moving today and tomorrow and am almost finished renovating the house we’re moving into. On top of that, eight people are coming to stay with us on Tuesday to see the Dalai Lama on Wednesday! Briefly: • ... Continue Reading
Last week I did a quick shoot for the University of Arkansas College of Engineering. I’m still fuzzy on the details, but the college is working with Toyota on a project that will make the Prius’ Hybrid Synergy Drive much, much smaller. I spent an hour or so shooting ... Continue Reading
Happy New Year, everyone! Here's to a great year and a great 2011. Continue Reading
First of all, Merry Christmas! I hope you and yours have a great holiday and that you do nothing but relax and eat pie. I prefer peach, but pecan will do. Last week, as you might have heard, was the first total lunar eclipse that happened on the winter solstice in almost 400 year ... 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 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
‘Tis done. I’ve finalized my honors thesis, after integrating my committee’s comments, and will turn it in this week. It’s the culmination of four years of study, and because of it, I’ll graduate with honors. I did most of the work in Costa Rica, and ... Continue Reading
A few weeks ago, I went around taking some photos of local businesses for the Traveler. They did a student poll–one of those “Best of X” things–and I got to take photos of a few of the winners. In other news, SCHOOOOOOOL’S OUT. FOR. SUMMER. I just ha ... Continue Reading
It is an unwritten rule that the worst light to take photographs in is around noon. The sun is straight over head, so the shadows are flat/boring, the colors aren’t vibrant, and worst of all, it’s usually hot. OK, so that rule is probably written in lots of places. Bu ... Continue Reading
Last Saturday I went to take my first ever sports photos for the UA Yearbook. My first sports photography experience was probably different than every other professional photographer’s first such experience to date: I was lucky enough to be thrown into this genre of photogr ... Continue Reading
Last night I attended a rally in support of comprehensive immigration reform. I’ve written an article for the UA newspaper The Arkansas Traveler, which you can find here. The event happened in Springdale (though it’s original plan was snowed out of the Union Ballroom) ... Continue Reading
Over spring break, I went out to shoot the various stadiums at Arkansas for the Traveler to use in a new sports blog. I don’t like sports, and I’ve never pretended to. That said, I wasn’t too impressed with these photos, mainly because of the subject and the fac ... 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
This post relates to me only in that it is on behalf of my better half. Two years ago, Darby Gieringer embarked on a term project for a Gender Studies Honors Colloquium taught by Dr. David Fredrick at the University of Arkansas. In this project, she photographed 30 people nude a ... Continue Reading
So, we’ve had some crazy weather in Fayetteville these past few days. School let out (yes, the University actually closed!) by 5 p.m. on Thursday and was closed all day Friday, and today things didn’t open up until 10 a.m. We had about 8 inches of snow as well as plen ... Continue Reading
Old Main is the oldest building on the University of Arkansas campus, and the most widely recognized building in Arkansas. Continue Reading
