When the light arrives
Back in 2019—at least according to the EXIF data—I decided to visit a local Irish-themed restaurant and bar. The place has great food, a cozy atmosphere, and, as it turns out, perfect lighting under the
Tag: Madison
Impartiality as the Press
Yep, if you are going to cover something as a journalist, you need to remain impartial. That’s your job. You are there (theoretically) to simply record the event and facts. Your images should not skew
Road Closed Ahead
Last summer, one of the main roads to and from the small town that I am currently “living in” (it’s complicated) was closed to add a roundabout. It was closed for about 2 months or
A leg to stand on
Ever since I got my Nikon AFS 200-500 5.6 VR, I have been finding all sorts of birds to photograph. I’ve never considered myself a birder, nor am I very good at identifying them. Generally,
Breaking Barriers
Earlier this year, I was given a quick assignment for a local magazine to photograph the brand new statue at the capitol. Vel Philips made a bit of history here in Wisconsin. She was the
Photography Take Two
A couple of years ago, when I started getting back into photography, I reached out to Madison Magazine to see if they were interested in using me as a freelance photographer. They reviewed my images