Picher, Oklahoma | Northwest Arkansas Photographer

Few things get us more excited than exploring abandoned spaces and places. In our 7 years as a business, our personal days have often been filled with exploring the surrounding areas, learning the history of various places and more often than not, trespassing. (shhhhh) Imagine our excitement when we discovered that there was an entire ghost town very close by. Of course, we've been back multiple times to explore and capture. In this blog post, we'll take you on a little tour of Picher Oklahoma. Enjoy. Read More

A Day 2 Play, Special FeatureNovo StudioJanuary 31, 2013Novo Studio, Northwest Arkansas Photography, Picher Oklahoma, Ghost Towns

Meet Carl Walter | Northwest Arkansas Photography

Welcome to the first in a series of blog posts where we’ll introduce you to the people who live and work around our studio. This project came about in part because of the diverse businesses and people surrounding our small studio space. As a creative company, we are also interested in creating personal projects that challenge us and allow us to grow as creative story tellers and artistic visionaries. Every month, we’ll focus on a different downtown Rogers business. This month, we chatted it up with Carl Walter, a 91 year old shoe repairman who works a few doors down from our space. As you can imagine, he’s quite the character. We hope you enjoy his story and the photos that follow.

Think Tank Retrospective 5 (aka my "man purse").

Camera bags have always been a conundrum for me. And despite what some people might say, I have relinquished the idea that you can ever find ONE perfect bag for everyday, all the time, anytime, anywhere, anything, you get the idea. However, I have found the perfect brand of camera bag and while the bag in this review is far from being THE perfect camera bag, it is VERY functional and I absolutely love it.

Gear Review, Special FeatureNovo StudioJanuary 18, 2013Retrospective 5, Novo Studio, Think Tank, Camera Bags

Off the grid 2013

After an incredibly busy Fall and Holiday season, I decided to unplug for a few days. By "unplug", I mean literally unplug. No phone, no internet, no television (although I broke that one) and no work. When you run a business on technology, it's hard to unplug. You're always worried that you're missing something. But for a creative, this is a necessary balancing act - working hard and resting well. Because how well you rest depends on how hard you work. So for a few days this past week, I focused on resting well. And in the process of resting well, I took some time to create some images. Here's a few of them. Enjoy :)

Celebrating 20 Years of Photo + Video