If you’re a photographer and you’ve had to work indoors in a building designed by Marlon Blackwell Architects, you can pretty much point your camera in any direction and make a good photograph. As you can imagine, the same could be said of photographing in their offices. With a website refresh on the horizon, they invited us to do just that.

Today on the blog: Recent work for IT Arkansas, a new publication brought you by the fine folks at Arkansas Times. For this article, we paid a visit to the super cool offices of Movista. Housed in a historic building known as The Icehouse, Movista runs an…(click to read more)

Today on the blog: Recent work for the engineering and architecture firm, Crafton Tull. Although they have offices in a few different surrounding states, their main headquarters is here in Rogers. And with an updated workspace layout and a few new employees, it was time for some updated photography. Along with the on-location portraits and interior space photos, we also managed to capture a few candid office photographs of the staff doing what they do.

Enjoy and Happy Monday.

A long time ago…(well, maybe like two weeks ago)…in a laboratory far away…(actually, just in Fayetteville)…we were hired to create some photo and video content and we had a blast doing it.

On a normal day, Namida Lab develops testing methods using human tears to test for such things as breast cancer. During the pandemic however, they have shifted their focus to help with the influx of antibody tests that are being run in our area.

Thanks to Jacobs Design and Namida Lab for the opportunity.

This week, I am honored to be featured on the Bear State Bank blog. I've been working with Bear State for years now and they are great clients and good friends of mine.  I've visited most of their branches in Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma and I have to say that in all honesty, every one of those branches is operated by friendly, hospitable and knowledgable people. I love being a part of their ever-growing business and laid back, personable culture. Thank you all so much for the feature.