As It Lies: Artistic Photography of Lost Golf Balls
Documenting lost golf balls as found in nature lead to an interesting series of artistic photographs.
It’s May
It’s May and we’re half in the box. Documenting life in the here-and-now has been very interesting. As a trained photojournalist, I’ve always thought of…
Closeness
As the quarantine presses on, I’m finding a lot of different experiences to photograph. The first story I published on the blog was about doing…
Photographing the Distance
Robert Capa was a famous photojournalist who, among other things, stormed the beach at Normandy with American troops on D-Day, nothing but his cameras in…
Change of Course
We’re all doing things a bit differently these days. One thing that’s interesting to me is how some of the things we’re doing are CLOSE…
Indianapolis Zoo
Here are some photos from a recent trip to the Indianapolis Zoo. Even though it was a rainy day, there was a lot to see and…
The Fun & Excitement of Indiana Fairs and Festivals
As a born and bred Midwesterner, I love documenting Indiana fairs & festivals. I grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana attending the 3 Rivers Festival….
Personal Legend Project: Tiffany Benedict Browne
Tiffany Benedict Browne, Author & Historian On the day I photographed Tiffany, I had the opportunity to witness her enthusiasm for history first-hand. For part…
Personal Legend Project: Kirby Melick
Kirby Melick, Kirby Custom, Inc. Kirby Melick makes furniture and cabinetry on his 13-acre property in Bloomington, Indiana. His business Kirby Custom, Inc features custom…
Personal Legend Project: Annie Eakin
Annie Eakin, Annie’s Clothesline Annie and her mother Dede founded Annie’s Clothesline in 2008, working together to design and produce children’s clothing. I caught up…
Dream Cars
Today I went to the Indianapolis Museum of Art to check out the exhibit Dream Cars. I love to shoot cars. And as you’ll see,…
Progress
I’m not sure what I was looking for when I left my office in the middle of the afternoon to go take photos. Typically, I…
carmel development
Just down the street from me, there were about 20 acres of trees that are there no longer. Looks like they’re making room for another “mixed-use” blah,…
2014 Year In Review
If you’re a long-time reader of our newsletter, you may recall we have an annual Year In Review. 2014 takes on a new format: a print…
Ok, I’ve come to realize that as a professional photographer, I should be using Instagram more often. So, from this date forth, I will be…