Visual Conversations
Our 2012 calendar is now available. Each page is custom printed on high quality glossy stock ready for framing once the year ends. The calendar itself is wire bound with a hole for hanging making it easy to flip through the months. Click on the Thumbnails below to see a preview then head over to [...]
The Spoon & Cherry This past weekend we focused our night shooting on the Walker Art Center’s famous Sculpture Garden, in particular the “Spoon & Cherry”. Our goal was to capture the Spoon with the Minneapolis skyline in the background for use in our annual calendar. We had a couple of surprises in the process; [...]
Lately we have been focusing on night photography both for the diversity and with o0ur 2012 Calendar in mind. This group is the first of several we will be building over time and was taken on the Historic Stone Arch Bridge adjacent to the Historic Mill District that was the commerce center for Minneapolis during [...]
Welcome to Abby and Geno’s story! Abby and Geno’s wedding was truly a community effort, one that was both heart warming and amazing to witness. As photographers we get to bear witness to a lot of stories from weddings to documentary projects, but seldom do we get the chance to capture the story of a [...]
Abby and Geno live in Southwestern Minnesota where Geno farms the family farm and Abby runs a local insurance agency. We photographed them in three locations in order to capture their wide range of interests and the context of their lives together. The first location was in SW Minnesota , we used the shoot not [...]
There are two spectacular seasons along Lake Superior’s shores: Fall and Winter. Fall is the time of year when the North Shore becomes a major tourist destination as folks from all over make their annual “leaf peeping” pilgrimage to witness Fall in all of its’ glory.
There are two spectacular seasons along Lake Superior’s shores: Fall and Winter.
Originally built as an aerial transfer, ferry, or transporter bridge, was completed in 1905, the Aerial Bridge’s design centered around a gondola that could carry 350 people plus wagons, streetcars, or automobiles. A trip across the canal took about one minute, and the ferry car moved across once every five minutes during busy times of the day. However, it wasn’t long before the city was forced to remodel the bridge to accommodate increasing demand from tourists and expanding population.
The emergence of wind turbines onto the rural landscape has produced a distinct change in the way we see the rolling hills of corn and wheat. The size of one turbine changes the horizon line and in turn the scale of our perception. The human scale of farm buildings and trees is now over shadowed by the behemoths of our changing technology and increased energy needs.
Sherburn is located in Southwestern Minnesota, very close to the Iowa border, it is also the hometown of my wife. Ever since my first visit I have been struck by its’ near ghost town evolution from vibrant farm community to a nearly vacant main street, populated with a mix of barely surviving store front businesses and crumbling monuments to it’s origin.
Our 2012 calendar is now available. Each page is custom printed on high quality glossy stock ready for framing once the year ends. The calendar itself is wire bound with a hole for hanging making it … [Read More...]
