Category Archives: Portraiture I was in NC a few days ago with my family and got to spend some time with my Grandfather. He’s 90 and still gets after it. It’s really amazing. I am so incredibly fortunate to have him in my life and have the opportunity to spend time with him. During our visit we made...  In December I got a call from Leslie Dela Vega the wonderful PE of Fast Company. She needed a portrait of some folks for this month’s feature on the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies. The assignment was to catch up with a group of young entrepreneurs who are in Kansas City to take advantage...  Got a call recently from the folks at WIRED. They needed a portrait of Ken Fichtler and Danny Schotthoefer the founders of TEDx Bozeman for a feature article in the magazine. TEDx is an amazing part of the TED organization. It gives people the opportunity to bring the TED platform to their community. We actually...  Its been a long 2 weeks here in Jackson. A few days ago I was putting my valuables together with the anticipation of having to evacuate my house. Not a fun thing to do really. Fortunately, due the extremely hard work and dedication of the firefighters and favorable conditions, the Horsethief Canyon Fire is mostly...  Had a blast last night with the portrait demo during the Art Assoc of Jackson Hole’s open studio tour. We had some really great folks come through. Thanks to everyone who joined in the fun! Here are a few of my favorites…  Tomorrow evening, Tue the 11th, I will be giving a free portrait lighting demo in the Borshell studio as part of the Fall Arts Festival Open Studio Tour at the Art Association of Jackson Hole. Its a great chance to come by and see all the talented folks who work in the amazing facility of...  Did a quick shoot with a few ladies of the JH Juggernauts yesterday. These ladies may look all cute and sweet but they are fierce! Looking forward to shooting the whole team soon…. After several years of push-back (aka: shying away from) I finally decided to give video a whirl. I must say I was not quite prepared for how involved this would be on so many different aspects. I basically had to teach myself every bit of the process from capture to post and it was humbling... |
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