Today on the blog, we sharing some recent portrait work. Portrait photography for us ranges from our typical commercial clients, to high school seniors and families (especially in the fall months). Today’s blog post is made up of University of Arkansas School of Art Faculty members, insurance brokers, lawyers, families, high school seniors, individuals featured in AY Magazine, investment firm associates, a couple celebrating their 25 year wedding anniversary and new associates for Marlon Blackwell Architects. Although most of the stuff we share through our social media channels is commercial work, we feel it is important to note that with regards to portrait photography, we love to work with families, high school seniors and other individuals as well.

Cheers, friends!

If you’ve ever longed to listen to a podcast about the mattress industry, look no further than the Dos Marcos Mattress Podcast. The reason you shouldn’t look any further is in fact, because they have the monopoly on mattress podcasts. In these strange and uncertain times, show hosts Mark Kinsley and Mark Quinn (hence the name dos Marcos) decided to write a book about marketing in their industry as well as some of their widely used and most successful marketing practices.

To balance their information and their professional side, “Kinsley” and “Quinn” (we resorted to calling them by their last names on the shoot for obvious reasons) let fly their personalities on the podcast, making it a fun and entertaining listen even if you don’t know or care about mattresses or marketing. We’ve worked with Kinsley on a number of projects ranging from his brand Kippo to his involvement with Englander Mattress Company. The ideas for this photoshoot were simple….just have fun and come up with some scenes and things to do where the guys could just be silly, goof off and visually capture their personalities.

Here’s a few of the resulting images.

** PLEASE NOTE WITH REGARDS TO THE CYCLING PHOTOS **

This portion of the shoot was conducted in a slow, safe and controlled manner in order to compensate for the lack of bicycle helmets. Under all other normal cycling circumstances, we do practice and preach the use of helmets as a mandatory safety measure

Enjoy.