New Year’s Steam
Fighting the bitter Kansas cold of ten degrees on a late evening photo skirmish, my camera and I pursued a glimpse of glittery steam at the Cargill food processing plant near the center of Wichita on Saturday, Dec. 30, 2017. These will be some of the last photos I will take to remember of 2017.
Introducing Mr. & Mrs. Karst
James and Jamie Karst married on Saturday, Oct. 6. I am so grateful to have been their photographer for their special day.
The Equilibrium of Life – Public Premiere
I am excited to finally announce the public premiere of a short film I directed, The Equilibrium of Life, starring Trevor Vincent Farney and Amy Emerson. The film will premier at Newman University’s De Mattias Performance Hall on Oct. 27. RSVP TO ATTEND This film is my first I’ve ever been a part of. I […]
Amy Emerson adds class to a Wichita photography backdrop
During the last weekend of September, I had the absolute pleasure to photograph fellow Wichita native and Newman University student Amy Emerson. She has class, style, and she loves doing “model poses.”
America’s Top Model
Last weekend, I had an exclusive opportunity to photograph America’s Top Model – my great-niece.
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Hiking Worlds Largest Tallgrass Prairie
Just north of the tack pin town of Strong City, Kansas awaits seemingly endless prairie hills, wild bison, exotic flowers, and sunsets that are sure to bring a tear to the most rugged of cowboys. Enter the 11,000 acre Tallgrass Prairie Nature Preserve.
What Frightens Me Most
I walked across the campus as I made my way to class. It was a quiet Thursday morning. I thought about the rain from a few hours earlier – how it made the grass and bushes surrounding the entryway turn to a deep vivid green. The clouds overhead dimly illuminated my path as I approached […]
Top 10 Free Marketing Tools for Small Businesses
The marketing landscape has changed dramatically over the past decade. Unless you are a marketing manager of a medium to large size company, you probably don’t have the budget for TV spots, billboards, or fancy marketing automation platforms. You may be an entrepreneur with next to no marketing budget. Thanks to the many free digital […]
My Why
During my last class in Organizational Behavior, we were asked to explain our “Why”. Why do we work so hard? Why should I do what I do? By doing so, we can better answer how to achieve our “Why”.
Simon Sinek became famous for his Start With Why eureka discovery. His argument is that organizations and people fail because they base their entire business purpose on what, how, and why – in that order.
Ottaway Amusements – Website Project
In July of 2016, Ottaway Amusements rolled out their new website at ottawayamusements.com. Their event-driven website features an ultra-modern event hero on their home page with custom-built html5 event banner rotations. One challenge that I was excited to overcome was to give the client the ability to simply add events in the back-end in a […]
Orion Constellation. Shot last Thursday (1-11-18). 50 different exposures stacked into one image. Photoshop kept crashing but she pushed through it!
I photographed the Cargill food processing plant in Wichita last night in 10 degree weather. Felt more like -10 degrees with the wind. Makes for great steam photos though!
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Fighting the bitter Kansas cold of ten degrees on a late evening photo skirmish, my camera and I pursued a glimpse of glittery steam at the Cargill food processing plant near the center of Wichita on Saturday, Dec. 30, 2017. These will be some of the last photos I will take to remember of 2017.
Here's some video I was able to capture in between photos of the Karst wedding. Edited in Blender if you believe that.