This space has a little less to do with weddings and more to do with my other photography projects, my travels, interviews with folks I've met, and my art projects. Enjoy and thank you for reading!
P.S. I have guides for photographers here, and wedding photo location guides here!
Here's why I did it, how you can do it, and why you actually can make a difference if you try. I'll share some insights from a career in social media that can help your movement, as well as some lessons I learned the hard way.
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This is a very quick showcase for my writing and design work. I'm including some of my work for Ozark Natural Foods Co-Op, About The River Valley Magazine, and others.
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After winding down my photography career in 2020 and working seven years at the University of Arkansas as a research technologist, I decided to finally return to the life I always dreamed of living.
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Do you know what a Dajiban is? In Japan, racers started the tradition of buying these specific vans to haul vehicles, motorcycles and parts. In time, they began a series of track days using the vans themselves! Dajiban is a shortening of "Dodge Van." It's a whole thing.
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Ten days on a Royal Enfield featuring windmills, thunderstorms, the Million Dollar Highway, the Bonneville Salt Flats, dirt riding in Mexican Hat on a bald tire, and a long trip back home.
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A series of minimalist landscapes from the Oklahoma and Texas Panhandles
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A year spent chasing the American Rally scene!
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In January, during the slow season, I took a job as the photographer, social media coordinator, and webmaster for the Ozark Natural Foods Co-Op in Fayetteville, Arkansas.
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Avid readers of my blog will know that I do automotive photography on the side and during weekends that I do not have wedding shoots scheduled. I always keep the businesses separate, and I wanted to announce the launch of my new website.
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Documentary photographs from Standing Rock, Oceti Sakowin camp, and the Dakota Access Pipeline protests.
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Between 2014 and 2016 I travelled some 20,000 miles by train, thumb, and van. I didn’t set out with a particular mission. I just wanted to escape small-town Arkansas, quit my job stocking shelves at Walmart, and experience the world.
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I recently found a backup of my old computer's hard drive and all of these photos of my hitchhiking, train hopping, and vanlife trips! I've got such fond memories of this time. This is how "The Nikon Kidd" started. I wasn't a professional, I didn't know how to use a camera, and I certainly wasn't shooting weddings. Those things would come later.
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