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FOCUS: Drive
The latest installment of FOCUS: Drive. Never give up — always be driven to succeed.
Featured Stories
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Tuesday Tales: Las Vegas
Tuesday Tales continues with my recent trip to Las Vegas where I shared a new experience with about 44,000 others.
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Tuesday Tales: New York
Tuesday Tales returns with one of my latest vacation destinations: New York.
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Artistic Influences: Henri Cartier-Bresson
Artistic Influences kicks off with my photojournalism hero: Henri Cartier-Bresson
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Industry Insights: Albumless Brides
Trends in the wedding photography industry: more brides are opting to forgo the heirloom album.
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Wild Art
I’m pleased to announce Wild Art, an ongoing project of fine art landscape photography with a purpose of preserving our natural environment.
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Artistic Influences
An introduction to a new series on the blog. Creatives need influences to help define their own style.
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Industry Insights: Economic Rebound
A new series on the blog bringing you news and information about the wedding and photography industries.
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Tuesday Tales: Birthday Trip
Tuesday Tales returns with a short story of how Kerry and I celebrated my birthday this year.
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Tuesday Tales: The Day Trip
Day trips are great ways to experience the amazing places that are outside of your own local area. There are plenty of spots that are definitely worth the drive.
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Artistic Roots
My artistic roots developed as a high school elective, which I had hoped just to use as a way to fill my school day.
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Tuesday Tales: A day in the Olympics
A day spent hiking through the old growth forests of the Olympics was well worth the challenge.
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A creative itch needs scratching
My patience for business to catch up with my creative itch is beginning to wear thin, but does this mean I’m giving up… quite the contrary.