Recently I had the opportunity to photograph an amazing group of people, based out of Moline, Illinois on the Mississippi River. It gave me a chance to tap into my roots of Photojournalism, and as an avid canoe camper on smaller rivers, this assignment was after my own heart. Their business is unconventional to most of us, spending up to nine months a year living and traveling on a barge, this crew seeks corporate entities willing to do river cleanups, watershed conservation initiatives, workshops, tree plantings and other key conservation efforts with them.  This groups name is Living Lands and Waters, founded by Chad Pregracke in 1998, and this time they worked with 100 P&G employees willing to spend the day getting dirty, picking up trash and executing guardianship of the Ohio River. As you go through the photos you will see just what 2 hours of cleanup across just about a mile of shoreline can achieve, can you imagine how much trash is on all the shorelines?  Kudos to a great group of people who have

Few things are more interesting than working in another city, in a new environment or building that I've never been in before

Just before Covid impacted the United States in 2020, Vickie and I were lucky enough to land an assignment at one of the busiest airports: Charlotte Douglas International Airport in North Carolina

Here is a selection of photos we made of the University of Cincinnati’s new 61-million dollar Health Sciences Building

After setting up Camera 1, to capture a sunset photo with our school building, we decided we should get a "selfie" photo. The logistics of Architectural Photography are an interesting mix of