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Pick Your Own Fruit :: Montana Commercial & Editorial Photographer
Last summer I spent time driving around Montana searching for the best places to pick your own fruit. My search took me from the shores of Flathead Lake to fields of strawberries outside of Missoula. I learned that organic orchards often use sheep to clean up fallen fruit and that picking strawberries in the early […]
Missoula Symphony Orchestra for Montana Magazine :: Montana Editorial & Commercial Photographer
At the end of last year I spent some time writing and photographing a story about the Missoula Symphony Orchestra’s 60th anniversary for Montana Magazine. How could you not enjoy an assignment that sends you to music rehearsal and backstage during a performance? It’s definitely been a challenge writing and photographing stories simultaneously this past year. […]
One year — or at least almost :: Montana Photographer
It’s almost been a year since we left the Flathead Valley and contracted a new vast broadband internet. Now we are moving again — only this time it’s to a place here in Missoula that will probably be our address for the foreseeable future. What is really hard to believe is that it has almost […]
Published :: Glacier County Honey for Montana Magazine :: Montana Editorial Photographer
Standing in a field so full of bees that my body was vibrating with the hum of their buzzing was a first. So was finding out that raising bees outside Glacier National Park means that sometimes bears eat your bee hives. Working on this story and photographing the folks at Glacier County Honey Company […]
Published :: James Lee Burke for Poets and Writers Magazine :: Montana Photographer
There are some assignments that, once finished, leave you feeling better than when you started. This assignment was one of those experiences for me. When I got the call from Poets and Writers Magazine that I would be photographing bestselling, mystery author James Lee Burke I was more than a little nervous. He’s a well […]
Published :: Country Living :: Butterfly Herbs in Missoula, Montana
Missoula is a great town and has so many great places to discover. I was thrilled when Country Living asked me to contribute to their online project chronicling special spots in all 50 states. I of course had to recommend one of my favorites, Butterfly Herbs. If you want loose tea, a gift for a […]
spring strawberries :: montana photographer
Spring is here … or at least on it’s way. Some mornings here in Montana we are still waking up to snow on the ground. I can’t say I’m thrilled about that. It’s nice to hear the birds are back — I figure they know better when the temperatures will really head in the right […]
Published :: Lida Running Crane for Community Medical Center :: Montana Editorial Photographer
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Kalispell Kreamery for Montana Magazine :: Montana Photographer
How Long Do Drugs Stay in Your System? Factors Affecting Drug Detection Time Various factors, such as metabolism, body mass, and the type of drug, can affect detection times. General Detection Times for Common Substances Different drugs remain detectable in the body for varying periods. Knowing these timelines is essential for successful preparation visit over […]
:: Published :: Chef Linton Hopkins for Whole Foods
A while back I photographed chef Linton Hopkins for the folks over at Whole Foods. If you are in the Johns Creek, Georgia store you can check out one of my photos in the bread department. If I were you I’d grab some of this bread too — because it is pretty stinking delicious. […]
The Blizzard of ’14
If you weren’t sure, here’s proof that it’s winter. This person won’t be getting into their car for a bit. The past five days have been a snowy mess here in Missoula including several avalanches, icy airport runways, and school closures. I ventured out last Friday in the middle of the blizzard for a walk […]
2014 Whitefish Winter Carnival :: Montana Editorial Photographer
This past weekend Lido and I headed north to Whitefish and I photographed one of the town’s annual events: The Whitefish Winter Carnival. This year’s theme was Viva Las Vegas — so of course the grand marshall of the parade was Wayne Newton. It was fun to be back in a community we called home […]
2013 Year in Review :: It’s a doozy :: Missoula, Montana Editorial and Commercial Photographer
The end of the year is always a nice time to step back and look at what you’ve accomplished, what’s changed, and where you are going. 2013 was a year of huge changes from start to finish. Lido and I are now in a new city and both working full time for ourselves. This is […]
The Event at Rebecca Farm :: Montana Commercial Photographer
The last couple years I’ve been asked to photograph The Event at Rebecca Farm for the group that presents this world-class equestrian competition. It is normally at the height of summer and I feel lucky to spend the day in such a stunning location photographing horses and their riders. It’s beautiful every time. This year […]
Farms :: Crack in the Sidewalk
This past April I had a chance to visit the Crack in the Sidewalk Farmlet in South Atlanta. What began as a small, personal garden has grown into a farm that is a regular participant in local farmers markets including one in East Atlanta and another in Grant Park. The farm is located within a […]