Inside DOXA | Northwest Arkansas Commercial Photography

A few weeks back, I had the opportunity to spend some time photographing life in the office at my favorite local design agency, DOXA. My history with DOXA began in college with a graphic design internship and it has continued over the years with commercial photography. I'm very thankful, not only for the creative inspiration that I've gleaned from working with the people at DOXA, but also for the friendships that I've formed with them. They are truly a good group of people to work with.

Harrington Miller | Northwest Arkansas Commercial Photography

I recently had the opportunity to hang out with the awesome staff at H arrington Miller Law Firm in Springdale, Arkansas. A few years back, I created some images for their new brand and website. Since then, they've moved to a larger location and as a result, their website imagery needed some updating. And while their business thrives on the experience and professionalism that you'd expect from a top rated law firm, I should also mention that these people are some of the nicest, most approachable and sincere people I've had the pleasure of working with.

Fayettechill @ The Railyard | Northwest Arkansas Lifestyle Photography

Say hello to a few of the talented mountain bikers and trail builders in our area, all riding at The Railyard Bike Park in Downtown Rogers and all wearing the super-awesome clothing creations from Fayettechill Clothing Company. I had the opportunity to hang out with this fun crew a few weeks back and today, I'm excited to share a few of my favorite images from the shoot. Enjoy.

Buddha Rugs | Northwest Arkansas Commercial Photography

Attention Rock Climbers: Don't throw your old climbing ropes away! Instead, hand them over to the guys at Buddha Rugs and they'll turn your old, tired and probably unsafe to climb on any longer rope into a beautiful and functional rug. I had the privilege of hanging out with Jason and Brian, the guys behind Buddha rugs a few weekends back for Arkansas Wild Magazine. It was an eye opening experience, both from the education I received about the sport of rock climbing and from seeing the engineering and craftsmanship with which these two design and construct their rugs. What started as a small hobby and a way to give new life to retired climbing rope has turned into a small business that seems to be growing. Here are a few images from my time with Jason and Brian. Be sure to check out their full story in the upcoming issue of Arkansas Wild Magazine. Cheers.