Seek & Find
Nothing like a good ol’ fashioned last-minute photo assignment. I was asked at 4:30 to accompany my 8-year-old to the
Nothing like a good ol’ fashioned last-minute photo assignment. I was asked at 4:30 to accompany my 8-year-old to the
It’s May and we’re half in the box. Documenting life in the here-and-now has been very interesting. As a trained
As the quarantine presses on, I’m finding a lot of different experiences to photograph. The first story I published on
Robert Capa was a famous photojournalist who, among other things, stormed the beach at Normandy with American troops on D-Day,
We’re all doing things a bit differently these days. One thing that’s interesting to me is how some of the
Now that we’re all out of school, I thought, “Hey, let’s do a post about the first day of school!”
Hammond, Indiana-based brewery 18th Street comes to Indianapolis. … Continue reading18th Street Indy
If you’ve been in downtown Indianapolis you’ve surely noticed the billowing steam that emanates from the Perry K Steam Plant.
Today we head to the creek to look for a little motivation for shooting a photo story. It can be
Last fall marked my third time documenting the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon. It’s always a lot of action and emotion with
One of the many reasons I love my work is that I never know what type of shoots are going
Indiana City Last week I visited Indiana City Brewing on the southeast side of downtown Indianapolis to check out their
Documentary photography from Indy Mural Fest, Indianapolis Indiana 2019 … Continue readingCheck out 2019 Indy Mural Fest
Aaron Scamihorn – Ronlewhorn Industries Indianapolis artist Aaron Scamihorn works as a graphic designer and illustrator. Under his company Ronlewhorn
The NBA season is about to get underway, so I thought it time to finally share this shoot from last
Visiting Flat Fork Creek Park Flat Fork Creek Park is tucked away in the southeast corner of Fishers, Indiana. During
Our story this week features Turkey Run State Park in western Indiana. Carved by glaciers millions of years ago, this
Earlier this year I headed up to northern Indiana to visit Angola Wire, a company that makes wire displays for
Carmel Artomobilia is an auto show in the heart of the Arts & Design District. What could be better than
Indiana Grown Marketplace These are images from the 2019 Indiana Grown Monumental Marketplace. This event only happens once a year
Purposeful Design in Indianapolis, Indiana makes beautiful hand-crafted and custom furniture. That alone is impressive. Pair that with their mission
Recently I had the opportunity to photograph artist Nathaniel Russell in his home studio. His work is often humorous, sometimes
A Study in Contrasts Contrasts always catch my eye. Whether it’s contrasts in tone, color or subject matter, I like
Sometimes creation is destruction. That’s definitely the case with this Crayola sidewalk chalk. It tends to happen when the chalk
Today while standing in line to buy donuts at Titus Bakery, I found out it is National Donut Day. It’s
Dr. Erica Leazenby of Relish Health is a trained chef and M.D. She states that her practice, “combines the joy
What do you do with those old electronics you have around the house? Recycle them? Sure, but first, use them
Today we present a photo story of a young artist discovering a delicious medium. One of the many benefits of
A documentary photographer never rests, even on Memorial Day weekend. Indy 500 race day in Indianapolis means family get-togethers and
Bottleworks District is a massive development underway in downtown Indianapolis. This past weekend I took a tour of the property
Richard Lugar served as United States Senator from Indiana from 1977-2013. He passed away on April 28 at the age
This time last year I worked on a project documenting Indianapolis Public Schools. I went to 10 different schools over
Bonita Springs, FL is located on the Gulf of Mexico between Fort Myers and Naples. I’ve been going down to
Here are some never-before-seen photos from my Florida archive. This series of skies are all shot from the same stretch
Everyone remembers their first trip to Disney World, right? I certainly do because it was only a few years ago
A walk through native landscapes Humans and nature are inextricably linked and I work to show that when I shoot
2019 NTEA Work Truck Show “TRUCKS!!!!!!” (read in the voice of Benny from the LEGO Movie yelling “SPACESHIP”) is what
On a warm day in January, we stop by 100 Acres at Newfields with the kids. If you’re not from
I first learned about the store in Moonshine, Illinois from some random magazine about living in and/or visiting the Midwest
Enter your name and email below to download our PDF guide “Low Light Photography: Using Available Light”. It’s well worth
Welcome to my third and final post on my practices for shooting in low light using only available light. This
Thanks for checking out my second post on my practices for shooting in low light using only available light. For
One of the most difficult aspects of photography is shooting in low light. However, with my documentary approach, it’s a
You see model trains a lot during the holiday season, but nobody does model trains like the Eiteljorg Museum in
Next up for our holiday events is Christmas at the Zoo in Indianapolis. This is always a great event at
Reindeer Ride: Bright Night is part of Nickel Plate Express, a train in central Indiana that runs between Atlanta and
This week we visit Newfields Winterlights in Indianapolis, now in its second year. With over 1.5 million lights, this is
In October I was commissioned to document the Indiana Pacers premium experiences. They want to give fans looking to purchase tickets a
Our third featured partner for our Chicago weekend is the Museum of Science & Industry. This giant museum on Chicago’s
Last week we were in Chicago for a three-day visit. While there, we partnered with SkyDeck Chicago for some unparalleled
Chicago, Chicago, that toddlin’ town. I can’t say what that means, but if Frank Sinatra sang it, then it must
Hats, boots (buy one get two free) and neon signs. This was my initial impression walking through downtown Nashville, Tennessee,
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, on the border of Tennessee & North Carolina, is the most visited National Park in
UPDATE: As of February 15, 2019, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore is now Indiana Dunes National Park! This post feature photos of
One of the things I enjoy most about shooting this time of year is the diversity of people that come
We took a quick road trip with the family to Oklahoma City to shoot some work for a client. While
I often receive emails from student photographers seeking advice about pursuing a career in photography. I decided to compile the
“We seceded where others failed.” That’s the motto of The Conch Republic, the nickname taken on by Key West when
The Florida Keys State Parks are some of the most fantastic in the country. Here are some of our favorite
We spent about ten days driving from the mainland to Key West and back and spent a couple of days
Continue readingThe Florida Keys: Key Largo, Islamorada and Marathon