Open Streets - Fayetteville: The first in a series of events that offer communities the opportunity to experience their city streets in a whole new way.

Change is inevitable. Sometimes, it’s quick and abrupt. And other times, you start to feel the slow pull and growing tension of the current circumstances and you start wondering what to do about it. The latter has been my experience over the last couple of years…

We’ve been working in conjunction with Celi Birke Creative to create some photo and video content for The University of Arkansas’s McMillon Innovation Studio. “The McMillon Innovation Studio is a physical hub of innovation supporting creativity, entrepreneurship, and collaboration between all disciplines on the University of Arkansas campus.” To learn more, visit the official website here.

Congratulations to the City of Fayetteville and the Fayetteville Public Library on their recent ground breaking ceremony for their library expansion. Over the course of the last year or so, we have worked together with Doxa and the Fayetteville Public Library to create content for this wonderful expansion project. And the ground breaking ceremony was the official kickoff to the beginning of the construction. For more information on the project, please visit the official Beyond Words site.

One of the first commercial photoshoots of the year also promises to be one of the best and definitely, the funniest of 2019. Go Dog Go, a theatrical adaptation from the children’s book by P.D. Eastman, is playing to

The stoke was gnar and the shred was high and the sendys were amped with more stoke and gnar and everyone was braaaaaaaap’n wet but excited to be watching the Red Bull Pumptrack World Championships at the new Runway Bike Park in Springdale, Arkansas. Here’s a few photos from the event. Enjoy.

Fayetteville Arkansas knows how to throw a good party. (And not just of the college variety) Case in point, their First Thursday events that happen every first Thursday of the month during the warmer seasons in Arkansas. Their last one for the year was last week and I had the opportunity to attend it and photograph it. They also debuted their new Veoride Bike Share Program, making the city even more bike-friendly (which I didn’t think was possible). Party on, Fayetteville.

Two Four Hell, an endurance rock climbing event known to rock climbers all over the country (and the world) and held in the sleepy little town of Jasper, Arkansas, may very well be…