Showing posts with label Portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portraits. Show all posts

Sunday, February 9, 2014

Website Update

          I have just been oozing of creative inspiration lately. Maybe you can relate to the feeling if you are a creative person yourself? It can drive a person crazy if you don't take advantage of it right away, but it is what keeps us from being stagnant for too long. Thankfully, I have a new project in mind and plan to begin shooting for it this spring. In the time being though, I forced myself to re-edit a few of my past photos and updated my website with new images in the Portrait and Iron Range sections as well. See if you can find them. Click on the link below.

Friday, March 16, 2012

Port Prep Round 4

     Here are the last set of images I presented for Portfolio Preparation. Thanks goes out to those who provided their time and efforts for my photographs. I hope you all enjoy.

     The first two photos are of Greg Campbell - President of The Campbell Logan Bindery located in the historic warehouse district of Minneapolis.


Shelves full of various fabrics used for book covers and etc.  


     Greg sitting at his desk in the research library.


     Greg's son, Duncan Campbell (Vice President), working in the library binding room.

     The Campbell Logan Bindery has been family owned and operated for over fifty years. The way they operate is pretty old school... a lot of hands-on work, which allows them to provide their clients with a more custom-made design. I will be working with them in designing my portfolio book, which I am very excited for. Check out their website at www.campbell-logan.com. Or better yet, visit them in person. The experience of being there feels as if you have stepped back in time!


Michael Courteau. English Instructor. 


Jeff Burkett. Mathematics and Science Instructor. 

     Thanks goes out to, Kate Engelmann, who assisted me with the above image.

     A final thanks goes out to my photo instructor, Anthony Marchetti, and my fellow classmates for a great quarter in Portfolio Preparation. I appreciate all the helpful advice and criticism you all have given me over the last however many months!