Chicago Advertising Photography: Coors Releases One of My LGBT Ads
Miller Coors has begun to release LGBT point-of-sale ads I recently shot for them in my studio.
Read detailsMiller Coors has begun to release LGBT point-of-sale ads I recently shot for them in my studio.
Read detailsEven though its been nine years I can still remember one of the crew members asking me what I thought of the lighting. I hope I didn’t say anything rude… I of course prefer light that is more contrast, but at the ripe age of 24, I might not have had the good sense to keep my mouth shut.
Read detailsMy colleague Jeff Haynes asked me to be the Lighting Director for the new Joliet Slammers professional baseball teams’ first television commercial. Not only is the commercial about to debut, so will the Slammers on their first opening day May 19th, 2011.
Read detailsIf you’re wondering what to do for dinner tonight, check out the Edge Alliance’s Dining Out for Life event. I shot the campaign for this annual event last year, please click here to see more photos and a behind the scenes video.
Read detailsIts been a long time since I did an assignment for Agence France Presse. This image was taken during the 2003 NBA playoffs with what I think was a Canon DCS-520, my second professional digital camera, The cameras sensor made three-and-half 1.7 megapixel images per second. In contrast the cameras I use today take eight images per second with 15 megapixels of information per picture.
Read detailsI Just Finished Shooting The Bulls Slaughter Of The Indiana Pacers
Read detailsIn 1985 my father passed away due to exposure to a pesticide during his tours in Vietnam. One thing I never enjoy doing, but something I can certainly relate to, is photographing military funerals. It’s sad seeing my fathers generation laying to rest members of my generation in yet another war.
Read detailsHere are pictures form a story I worked on late last week that were debuted this morning… if you’ve got $1.5-Million I know where you can buy a house!
Read detailsI don’t know what ever happened to this guy, but he was great to photograph.
Read detailsToday, Reuters released a set of photos that I shot and a story about researchers in Chicago working with electromyography — electrical signals produced by muscles — and pattern recognition computer software to control and develop a new generation of robotic limbs.
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