documentary photography
I recently had the chance to make portraits of the executive team of Talisker up in Park City. It was an exciting opportunity to create these environmental portraits in such an interesting setting. As a bonus, we did some food photography of the new menu being prepared by their ingenious chef. Did I mention, delicous!
Ahhh spring…time to shake off the cobwebs, plant seeds and renew. Here’s a few outtakes from recent commercial and portrait jobs that put me in the mood.
I had a great time photographing Richard for Health Monitor Magazine. Richard is much more than a cancer survivor…he’s a yogi, outdoor enthusiast, coach, husband, father, and all around interesting, inspiring and warm guy. Thanks to all involved.
As a graduate of the Master’s degree program at the University of Missouri School of Journalism, my roots are firmly planted in the documentary photography tradition. Revisiting today, one of my all-time favorite projects, completed while attending graduate school at the above mentioned…Dottie and Charissa…two remarkable people. I do love digital and I sure miss film. Enjoy.
I’m having fun going back into the archives. Here’s a few shots from a Civil War reenactment from California shot for Ancestry.com. What an interesting event and these folks take their history seriously!
