Category Archives: Editorial Work

2023 and the Post-COVID re-boot

January 20, 2023 by admin | Comments Off

I’m ready for new opportunities to help explain science and engineering with my expert-level skills at photography. I’ve had a life-long curiosity for learning about how this miraculous universe works.

Also posted in Biotech, Commercial photography, Medical, Purdue

Back at it.

July 30, 2022 by admin | Comments Off

Dave Bangert pulled me from the idled photographers’ bull-pen and asked me to go out to the Tippecanoe County 4-H Fair, for his community journalism project; Based in Lafayette. Here is what I found.

: Mero Huffer, 11, with his cat Jenny, congratulates Annabel Smith, 11, and her cat Pippin, which won best of show short hair, in the cat judging Friday morning at the Tippecanoe County 4-H Fair.

: Isaac Dristol adjusts the throttle on his 1966 Cub Cadet lawn tractor before Sunday’s tractor parade. He secured the reserve champion prize in the tractor driving competition.

: Jaycob Lohmeyer takes a breath during the pie eating competition on Sunday. He was confident he won, but after the remainder of contestants’ pies were weighed he finished well behind the appetite of Kenzie Sheets (left). Lohmeyer brought a dairy cow to the fair and participated in shooting.

: Kenzie Sheets, won the intermediate age group’s pie eating trophy; Emily Brown, first runner up 4-H fair princess poses for photos. Sheets has a rabbit in the fair.

: Marya Farrell, 2022 Tippecanoe County 4-H Fair Queen, exercises one of her Berkshire swine on Sunday. She doesn’t name her pigs; she says it’s easier to sell them when they aren’t named. Marya is attending Butler University in the fall to major in pharmacy.

: Addison Quinton pets her goat Mykia before entering the show ring.

: Wyatte Miller’s turn in a wheelbarrow is over Saturday as Cade Cox and Karter Kruger dump him out. They are all in the Tippecanoe County Mini 4-H program.

Also posted in Pets, Uncategorized

Covid Slumber

February 4, 2022 by admin | Comments Off

It’s time to wake up again. I’ve been napping, overeating, and then slimming down and learning new skills for the past 2 years: Adobe Premier, color grading, captioning, and most importantly capturing great audio. I’ll post more about that soon, in the meantime enjoy this photograph of the setting sun of the Purdue University Belltower.

Also posted in Architecture, Purdue

No rest for the needed..

October 31, 2019 by admin | Comments Off

I made this montage from various photographs made for Purdue University, walk-in clients, and other entities. I work quickly before the decisive moment has passed.

Click the image to see in detail, thanks for dropping by!

Also posted in Biotech, Commercial photography, Medical, Pets, Portraits, Purdue, Uncategorized

Finding the extraordinary in ordinary

February 13, 2018 by admin | Comments Off

Finding the extraordinary in ordinary situations, it’s what seasoned professional image makers do.

Also posted in Commercial photography, Medical, Portraits

Slice of Life

December 14, 2017 by admin | Comments Off

Missing the days when I looked for “free art” or feature photos as a newspaper photographer, I saw this youngster getting a haircut along with his father. I walked passed and thought it was a nice slice of life, returned with my camera and captured it. I gave the Sony A7ii file some post processing to make it look like some pushed TriX would have looked when I was working for a newspaper in 1986.

(Click image for full view)

Also posted in black and white, Uncategorized

Profiles in cancer research

July 3, 2017 by admin | Comments Off

Honored again to make the rounds at Purdue University making portraits of cancer researchers.

Dr. Tiffany Lyle

Dr. Herman Sintim

Also posted in Medical, Purdue

Portraits for a highly accomplished career

July 2, 2017 by admin | Comments Off

Earlier this year I was honored to receive a call to make photographs for local businessman Mike Gibson, co-owner of Mulhaupt’s Inc., for his appointment to the Door and Security+Safety Professionals Board of Governors. The portraits were used in the trade publication, and by Mike to celebrate his long and successful career as one of Lafayette’s business leaders.

Mike Gibson

Also posted in Commercial photography, Portraits

Dog whisperer

April 2, 2017 by admin | Comments Off

I’ve hired and photographed more dog models than actual human models. Both these pups are therapy dogs, the bulldog puppies were photographed for the breeder.