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  • Photo of side items available at Wrights BBQ in Bentonville.

    Capturing the Best BBQ in Bentonville: How I Delivered Stunning Food Photography for The Infatuation Despite Challenges with Lighting

    Over the summer, I had the incredible opportunity to partner with The Infatuation to photograph food and drinks at 17 of the best restaurants in Bentonville, Arkansas. This project involved working closely with an editor in New York and coordinating with local restaurants to meet a tight two-week deadline. One of the most memorable shoots…

    September 17, 2024
  • Food photography of a charcuterie board with crackers, honey and cheese taken for a magazine feature.

    Elevate Your Super Bowl Spread with a Charcuterie Board

    The Super Bowl is about more than football. If you’re not a Chiefs or 49ers fan you are probably most looking forward to the halftime show, commercials, and the snacks. Every year you host or attend a Super Bowl party the unspoken expectation is to bring a little something along. You cannot show up empty-handed,…

    February 6, 2024
  • In a creative portrait, John David Rainey stands near a concrete wall in a Walmart Supercenter and has a blue light on his face.

    Illuminating Portrait Photography: Photographing Walmart Stores Inc. CFO in a Captivating Blue Light

    Photography is a medium that transcends time and space, allowing us to capture the essence of individuals, their stories, and their achievements. In a recent editorial photoshoot for Barron’s magazine, the spotlight was on Walmart’s CFO, John David Rainey, a key player in one of the world’s largest retail giants. I was asked to create…

    September 7, 2023
  • A butler's pantry just off the main kitchen in a residential home.

    Capturing the elegance of an Interior Designer’s Home with Sarah Smith Designs

    Photographing the interior of Sarah Smith Design’s home was a wonderful experience, a journey through carefully curated spaces where every detail was thought through and every item carefully placed. The spacious haven was bathed in natural light, adorned with light wooden floors, and brought to life with tasteful neutral colors and furnishings. The play of…

    September 6, 2023
  • People sitting in a row working and having coffee at Onxy Coffee House in Rogers, Ark.

    Exploring Northwest Arkansas for the Wall Street Journal

    A couple of months ago, I received an email from the Wall Street Journal about photographing Northwest Arkansas for an upcoming article. They asked me to photograph the interiors of a couple of homes, portraits of the owners, and a few specific areas. They also asked me to photograph anything I thought was interesting about…

    April 17, 2023
  • Rosanne Cash stands on the front porch of her dad Johnny Cash's boyhood home.

    From the photography archive… portraits of Rosanne Cash for National Geographic Traveler

    I recently put together a portfolio for a new adventure and did a little digging through my archives. It was fun to look through old shoots and pull a few images to re-edit with the goal of putting them on Instagram or my blog. Sometimes I get a little overwhelmed trying to keep things current.…

    January 28, 2022
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    Editorial feature of Fayetteville, Arkansas, in Good Grit Magazine

    One of my favorite things to photograph is features for magazine articles. I love that it digs into my photojournalism roots, but also allows for a little direction to be able to create images that are a bit more polished. Last summer I was contacted by the creative director at Good Grit Magazine. It’s a…

    February 25, 2020
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    Refining My Photography Focus: From Versatility to Mastery

    Saturday marks 14 years since I started Beth Hall Photography. I’ll always remember the date because it was the day my son was born. I made a decision to leave the newspaper, raise my son and become a freelance photographer. The first couple of years were interesting because I shot everything that came my way.…

    February 18, 2020
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    Editorial Photography for At Home in Arkansas

    Last summer I shot a few places around Northwest Arkansas for an editorial feature in At Home in Arkansas. I absolutely love shooting editorial content because I feel like I can just have fun and be creative. I visited a couple of boutiques, an ice cream shop, a coffee house and a local brewery. Here…

    March 17, 2019
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    Recap of March and April of 2017. Yes, I’m this far behind on talking about my photography…

    I took these photographs over a year ago, and I’m just now getting around to posting about them… geeze, I’m a slacker. Not really, I’ve just been busy creating new photos and having fun in life. My blog has definitely become secondary, and I’m working to get it updated so that my posts will all…

    May 27, 2018
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    Photographing Interiors for the Wall Street Journal in Bentonville, Arkansas

    I was recently hired by the Wall Street Journal to do the photography to accompany an article about the luxury housing market in Bentonville, Arkansas. I ended up walking away with quite a few images from the shoot, so I’ve decided to make blog posts about each home instead of putting them all into one…

    May 14, 2018
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    Portraits, Interiors and a Ride Down the River — Recap of the first couple months of 2017.

    It’s been a while since I’ve updated my blog, so here goes for… I’m going to break 2017 into several posts. The year started out a little nerve-racking when my biggest and most steady client decided to shut down the e-commerce part of their business. I know better than to put “all my eggs in…

    March 6, 2018

  • Food Photography: 2016 year in review.

    Every year I try to make a blog post that includes my favorite images and projects from the previous year. I would like to keep my blog more up to date, but sometimes I have trouble posting current work because I would like for my clients to use the images before I make a post. I…

    January 4, 2017

  • One of the Many Reasons I love Being a Freelance Photographer in Arkansas.

    I love my job, every damn day. I feel very fortunate that I am always happy to go to work and that I get paid to do something I love. There are so many reasons that I enjoy being a professional photographer, but one of them is meeting people and hearing their stories. We all have…

    November 15, 2016

  • Photographing Businesses and Executives in Northwest Arkansas

    Each year Arkansas Business honors the state’s top executives, small businesses and nonprofits with the annual Arkansas Business of the Year Awards. It’s become a photography project that I look forward to shooting because I get to meet new people and gain a little more knowledge of the businesses in Northwest Arkansas. This year I took environmental…

    March 17, 2016
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    Can you drop a camera and take a good photo?

    My old boss always had random sayings about photography that really didn’t make much sense, but somehow they still run through my head all these years later. I don’t remember the exact saying, but he used to talk about dropping a camera and every once in a while you would end up accidentally taking a good…

    February 23, 2016
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    2015- A year of changes for this Arkansas Photographer

    On this last day of the year, I thought I would make my final blog post a reflection on the changes in my photography business. There were a lot of phone calls, emails, photo shoots, miles traveled and friends made along the way. My regular photography clients expanded from Northwest Arkansas into Little Rock and I put a…

    December 31, 2015

  • Why it’s never just a quick portrait

    Several months ago, I traveled to Dennard, Arkansas, to take portraits of Lalla Lee Ostergren for Arkansas Food and Farm. The magazine wanted to feature her holistic lifestyle and years spent as an organic gardener. It was supposed to be just a quick portrait along with some photos of her garden, but I ended up staying…

    November 14, 2015

  • The story behind photographing Rosanne Cash for National Geographic Traveler

    Growing up with a mother as a musician, I’ve been exposed to so many styles of music but the one that has really stuck with me is folk. I love the simplicity, the words, and especially the stories behind the words. A song is so much more than just notes and words, just like photo is…

    November 7, 2015

  • The Art of Motherhood: A Creative PortraitPhotographing a creative mother of four in Little Rock, Arkansas.

    Last month I ran into another situation where my phrase “small town Arkansas” applied. I was hired to shoot an environmental portrait of a mother and her children at her North Little Rock home for Savvy Kids Magazine. When the subject, artist Morgan Herndon, opened her front door I thought she looked very familiar. As it…

    October 8, 2015

  • Contemporary Kitchen Interior

    Last month I photographed the interior of a beautiful kitchen for a feature in AY Magazine. I really enjoyed listening to the owner talk about his long-standing friendship with interior designer Bruce Goff, with Domus Design Group, and the thought that went into the design and materials. I love that the he chose to make the…

    October 6, 2015

  • Black and White Studio Portraits – Arkansas Editorial Photographer

    In May, I was asked by AY Magazine to photograph 3 Northwest Arkansas individuals for their Powerful Men series. This is my fourth year to work on this series, and it is one that I always look forward to shooting. Mike Malone with the Northwest Arkansas Council. This year had a little twist to it…

    July 11, 2015

  • Places and Things 2014 – Arkansas Photographer

    I really enjoy end of the year recaps. It gives me a chance to really look at my past year of work and see where I improved and where I need to work harder. I get a chance to see if I accomplished personal goals and set new goals for my work. I love photography because…

    January 15, 2015

  • 2014 portraits – Arkansas photographer

    As I gathered images together to create this post, I realize just how incredible 2014 was for Beth Hall Photography. Not only did I meet and exceed personal goals for my photography, I met and photographed some really amazing people along the way. Just to name a few: former Arkansas Razorback basketball coach Nolan Richardson,…

    January 9, 2015

  • Lobster boats in Maine – Stock Photography

    I was looking through old images this morning and came across these that I shot while on vacation in Maine. Every time I look at these images I am taken back to those early mornings spent wandering the docks. I love the light and color of the images, and I’m so glad photos only capture light because…

    September 18, 2014

  • Jeannette Balleza Collins – Creative Portrait – Arkansas Photographer

    I was excited to be asked by a business publication to take a portrait of Jeannette Balleza Collins. Excited because she is not only an awesome person, but she’s a long-time friend. Jeannette and I went to high school together and our paths have continually crossed during the last 20 years. It seems like we mostly…

    September 11, 2014

  • Portrait Bret Bielema – Arkansas Football

    In May, I photographed Arkansas Razorback head football coach Bret Bielema for AY Magazine’s powerful men. Environmental photographs are always fun because I get the chance to make the ideas in my head come to life. When I was contacted about the assignment, I knew I wanted to show him with “Never Yield,” a slogan…

    July 21, 2014

  • Recent Portraits – Powerful Women – Photographer

    I look forward to certain projects each year and always hope that I am asked to photograph them again, and one of them is Powerful Women for AY Magazine. I love the chance to meet each of these women and hear their stories of success, and life. Each one is nominated for a different reason,…

    May 14, 2014

  • National Geographic Traveler – Tulsa, Oklahoma – Editorial Photographer

    I spent a couple of days in the fall shooting a Best of the World feature for National Geographic Traveler in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I was asked to focus on The Brady District, and was given a list of places that were going to be mentioned in the article including the beautiful Mayo Hotel. I really enjoy…

    April 3, 2014

  • 21C Museum Hotel – Bentonville – Environmental Portrait Photographer

    I was asked to photograph Emmanuel Gardinier, general manager of 21C Hotel in Bentonville, Ark., for an editorial publication. Because I have photographed him before, I started to wonder what I could do differently for this photo shoot. My thought process made me think about all of the social media photos I’ve seen of the green…

    March 28, 2014

  • Cafe Ru Orleans – Arkansas food photographer

      A couple of months ago I photographed Eggs Pontchartrain at Cafe Rue Orelans in Fayetteville for a magazine editorial on brunch in Northwest Arkansas. I had so much fun talking with Chef Maude and swapping stories about Ghazi, the man who sold them the space/equipment when they started the restaurant. I worked for Ghazi…

    January 10, 2014

  • New York Times photo shoot archive – Arkansas Editorial Photographer

    For throwback Thursday, and Thanksgiving, I thought it would be appropriate to post a photo from a shoot for the New York Times a couple of years ago. My assignment was to shoot turkeys for a possible cover on Thanksgiving day, though I didn’t quite have a clear idea of the story. I spent two…

    November 28, 2013

  • Vista House overlooking the Columbia River Gorge – Travel photographer

    I took a trip to the West coast over the summer and I’m slowly editing through the images and adding them to my collection of stock photography.   One of the places we visited one morning was Vista House that overlooks the Columbia River Gorge. The view was amazing, and we decided to head out on…

    November 16, 2013

  • Buffalo River, Boxley Valley area – Arkansas – Travel photographer

    A couple of weeks ago I headed to the Buffalo River area to photograph fall color with a friend. Over the past couple of years I have really tried to take a little time to get out and take photos just for fun. This gives me time to experiment, keep things fresh and add to…

    November 13, 2013

  • Sports Illustrated BCS Bowl Guide 2012 – Sports Photographer

    It seems like I photograph so many things that I can’t talk about for months, so I’ve decided to jump on the Throwback Thursday trend. Hopefully this will be a fun way to display my work from the past, whether it’s recent or from many years ago. Check back because I plan to dig through…

    October 10, 2013

  • Arkansas Chefs – Environmental Portrait Photographer

    I photographed several Northwest Arkansas chefs last month for AY Magazine and other publications. It’s always fun to take them out of their element and make them the center of attention instead of their food. I love the challenge of creating a photo in an unfamiliar space. I love the pressure of coming up with…

    October 7, 2013

  • Shooting for National Geographic Traveler – freelance photographer

    At the end of May, I received an inquiry email from an editor at National Geographic Traveler wondering if I would be interested in shooting an assignment for them. I wonder if anyone ever says no? After all, it seems like almost every photographer says they want to shoot for National Geographic when they grow…

    October 2, 2013

  • Northwest Arkansas Business Journal – Business photography

    I photograph a lot of the cover photos for the Northwest Arkansas Business Journal, and have for  many years now. It’s always a different experience with all of the businesses I encounter, and not every endeavor ends with the most creative photo. Most of the shoots involve offices or boardrooms, so I strive for a…

    September 9, 2013

  • Gum Wall in Seattle, Washington – Travel Photography

    I recently took a trip to the Northwest corner of the United States. The trip was nothing more than a vacation, and a chance to shoot some stock photography. I’ve been debating how to show my work from the trip, so I’ve decided to break it down into small posts from the different areas we…

    August 25, 2013

  • Introducing the New Beth Hall Photography Website: Fresh Look, Exciting Features

    Welcome to the newly redesigned Beth Hall Photography website! I’m thrilled to share all the exciting updates and features that have been added to enhance your experience. From a sleek new homepage to a fresh blog design, there’s a lot to explore. The site now showcases more recent work and, for the first time, a…

    July 11, 2013

  • Capturing a Sunrise on Beaver Lake: An Editorial Photography Experience

    This summer, I had the pleasure of photographing a stunning home on Beaver Lake for AY Magazine. In preparation for the shoot, I spoke with the homeowners and learned that one of their favorite activities was sitting on their porch early in the morning to watch the sunrise. Naturally, we decided to start the shoot…

    November 30, 2012

  • Morning Runs and Wild Encounters at Lake Fayetteville: A Photographer’s Perspective

    As someone who spends a lot of time at Lake Fayetteville, it’s not unusual for me to encounter some unexpected moments. I’ve been running the trails here for years, and each time, I’m reminded of how beautiful and unpredictable nature can be. After an unusual experience during today’s run, I thought it would be the…

    September 7, 2012

  • Behind the Lens: Photographing Jeff Long for AY Magazine

    As an editorial photographer, every shoot presents its own set of challenges and surprises. Recently, I had the opportunity to photograph Jeff Long, the Athletic Director for the University of Arkansas, for AY Magazine. Given his high-profile status, I was hoping to capture him outside of the typical Razorback setting—a fresh approach that would give…

    September 1, 2012

  • A Scenic Drive and Photography Adventure Through the Ozarks

    Sometimes, the best photo shoots happen when you least expect them. Last Saturday morning, I woke up with an urge to hit the road and take photos. Instead of taking the usual 2.5-hour drive to my family’s farm in Greenbrier, Arkansas, I decided to ditch the interstate and explore the scenic two-lane roads. I spent…

    August 28, 2012

  • Environmental Portrait of Ramsay Ball: Capturing the Essence of a Fayetteville Realtor

    As a freelance photographer, I love capturing environmental portraits that showcase both the subject and their surroundings. Recently, I had the opportunity to photograph Ramsay Ball, a commercial realtor in Fayetteville, Arkansas, on a piece of property with a stunning view of the University of Arkansas campus. Standing amidst the natural beauty of the land,…

    August 9, 2012

  • Shooting Game 4: A Last-Minute NBA Photography Adventure

    Freelance editorial photography is often unpredictable, and sometimes that’s where the magic happens. In early June, I received a last-minute call to cover Game 4 of the NBA Playoffs between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder. When I say “last minute,” I mean last minute. From Lake Run to Tip-Off I had…

    August 1, 2012

  • Capturing Local Flavor: The Joy of Freelance Photography at Fayetteville’s Farmers

    As a freelance editorial photographer based in Fayetteville, Arkansas, I’ve found endless inspiration at the local farmers market. It’s not just a place to shop for fresh produce—it’s a vibrant hub of community, creativity, and discovery. With every visit, I uncover new photo opportunities, delicious finds, and unexpected stories. Farmers Markets: A Photographer’s Playground The…

    July 30, 2012

  • Capturing Influence: Portraits for AY Magazine at Crystal Bridges Museum

    As a freelance editorial photographer, I’ve had the privilege of visiting the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art multiple times recently for a special project: photographing the nominees for AY Magazine’s Powerful Men and Powerful Women sections. The assignment celebrates 12 men and 12 women nominated by their peers for their influence, impact, and service…

    July 25, 2012

  • The Challenges and Joys of Freelance Food Photography

    As a freelance editorial photographer, I’ve been diving into food photography lately, and let me tell you—it’s been both challenging and rewarding. Shooting on location means every assignment is different, with unique lighting, plating, and space to navigate. Add in the fact that food photography is a relatively new venture for me, and it’s been…

    July 10, 2012

  • The Adventures of a Freelance Editorial Photographer: Food, Farms, and Flexibility

    As a freelance editorial photographer, I’ve had the privilege of working with AY Magazine on several assignments in recent months. It’s been an exciting journey filled with incredible people, delicious food, and some unexpected challenges. Here’s a peek into two of my recent shoots and what they’ve taught me about this dynamic career. Dining and…

    May 6, 2012

  • Covering the Bobby Petrino Scandal as a Photojournalist

    Last week, I photographed the press conference following Bobby Petrino’s infamous motorcycle accident. Just two days later, things took a dramatic turn, and the situation quickly became the talk of Arkansas. As a photojournalist, moments like this demand adaptability. My job is to be ready at a moment’s notice for breaking news—like the upcoming press…

    April 5, 2012

  • Behind the Lens: Capturing Suzie Stephens for AY Magazine’s January Edition

    Freelance magazine photography is always an adventure, and my recent shoot with Suzie Stephens of Nibbles Academy of Cooking for the January edition of AY Magazine was no exception. Suzie’s vibrant personality and passion for cooking made this assignment both fun and rewarding—it’s hard not to enjoy a shoot with someone so engaging! The Joy…

    January 17, 2012

  • Photographing Kiva Systems Robots in a Fayetteville E-Commerce Warehouse

    It’s not every day that I get a call to photograph robots, but recently, I had the unique opportunity to capture Kiva Systems in action at an e-commerce company’s distribution center in Fayetteville. These robots are truly amazing—they help streamline the order fulfillment process by reducing the physical effort required from employees. Instead of workers…

    August 15, 2011

  • Exploring the Art of Travel Photography: A Fun Day of Shooting Without the Pressure

    I recently took a trip up north and decided to take a break from the usual work-related shoots to just enjoy a day of playing with my camera. It was refreshing to step away from the pressures of producing the perfect shot, managing lighting, or making sure someone looked just right. Instead, I embraced the…

    July 19, 2011

  • Photographing the Duggars: From the 2002 Election to Family Milestones

    I first met the Duggar family back in 2002 while covering the primary elections for U.S. Senate. At the time, I was working for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and found myself standing outside Westside Freewill Baptist Church in Springdale, Arkansas, with April L. Brown from the Associated Press, waiting for Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar to…

    July 3, 2011

  • 2011 Annual Wal-Mart Shareholder Meeting-Fayetteville, Arkansas Event Photographer

    Wal-Mart Stores Inc., held it’s annual shareholder meeting at the beginning of June. It’s always a fun event to cover, and it’s always exciting to see the celebrities and their performances. Will Smith was the emcee this year and there were performances by Alicia Keys, Scott McCreery (American Idol), and the Black Eyed Peas.  …

    July 3, 2011

  • Capturing the Excitement: Walker Elementary Wins P&G Future Friendly/National Geographic Contest

    Last week, I had the privilege of photographing the P&G Future Friendly/National Geographic Find Your Footprint winner’s assembly at Walker Elementary in Springdale, Arkansas. This nationwide contest encouraged schools to submit their best ideas for going green, and after narrowing it down to six finalists, the public voted for the top project. To everyone’s delight,…

    April 14, 2011

  • Northwest Arkansas Business Journal – Environmental Portraits

    Business portraits are a unique challenge for any photographer. It’s easy to fall into the trap of simply taking a traditional, stiff shot in an office, but I always strive to create something more compelling. The goal is to capture the true personality of the person—whether that’s a fun, dynamic moment or a relaxed, authentic…

    April 4, 2011

  • Behind the Scenes: Photographing Baldor Electric for Bloomberg News

    As a freelance editorial photographer, every assignment offers a unique perspective into industries and stories that shape our world. Recently, I had the opportunity to photograph inside Baldor Electric Company in Fort Smith, Arkansas, for Bloomberg News. The shoot coincided with the announcement of ABB’s $3.1 billion acquisition of Baldor, a move aimed at bolstering…

    December 10, 2010

  • A Fresh Look: The Story Behind My New Photography Logo

    As a photographer, my work revolves around capturing moments, telling stories, and bringing creativity to life. But until recently, one piece of my professional identity was missing—a logo that truly represented my brand. Thanks to the talented Mark Fonville, I now have a logo, and I couldn’t be more excited about the design! Why a…

    November 23, 2010

  • Walmart Shareholders, baseball and portraits – Freelance photographer

    I can’t believe how busy I’ve been, and the month isn’t even half-way over. Yeah! It kicked off with my usual business portraits, mixed with the annual Wal-Mart Shareholder’s meeting, a little NCAA Regional Baseball, football mugs and Petrino football camp photos. Whew, I’m glad to finally be able to sit down for a day…

    June 14, 2010

  • Freelance Editorial Photography: Capturing Wal-Mart Store #1 for Bloomberg News

    As a freelance editorial photographer, every assignment brings a unique blend of storytelling and creative opportunity. Recently, I had the chance to shoot updated exterior photos of Wal-Mart Store #1 in Rogers, Arkansas, for Bloomberg News. The images accompanied a story celebrating Walmart’s recapture of the top spot on the Fortune 500 list, reclaiming the…

    May 15, 2010

  • Photographing High-Profile Events: Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert at the University of Arkansas

    Capturing high-profile events is an art of its own, and as an event photographer, few moments are as rewarding as photographing world leaders. This evening, I had the opportunity to document former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert’s visit to the University of Arkansas for the Distinguished Lecture Series. Events like this come with unique challenges—tight…

    October 28, 2009

  • Exciting New Gear and Golf Photography Adventures: My Journey with the Nikon D3

    I finally did it—I broke down and invested in a Nikon D3! After months of saving my pennies and contemplating between the D300 and the D3, I couldn’t be happier with my decision. Shooting the recent Arkansas game with the D300 helped solidify my choice, and now I’m ready to take my photography to the…

    September 19, 2009

  • Behind the Scenes at Walmart’s Annual Shareholder Meeting: A Day of Entertainment and Insights

    On June 5th, I had the opportunity to cover the annual Walmart shareholders meeting as an editorial photographer, and as always, the experience was nothing short of spectacular. While it’s a long couple of days, I genuinely look forward to this event each year. The chance to witness world-class entertainers and see company executives in…

    June 13, 2009

  • Capturing the Aftermath: Gov. Mike Beebe’s Visit to Fayetteville Post-Ice Storm

    Today, Governor Mike Beebe made a visit to Fayetteville to assess the damage caused by the recent ice storm. I had anticipated that he would tour the area to get a firsthand look at the destruction, but it turned out he only made a brief stop at Drake Field for a press conference before heading…

    January 31, 2009

  • Documenting Community Resilience: More Photos from My AP Coverage in Springdale

    Today, I had another busy day capturing the impact of the recent ice storm for the Associated Press, and I want to share a few more photos from my run. The scenes I encountered were a poignant reminder of the resilience of our community in the face of adversity. One of the first stops on…

    January 30, 2009

  • Capturing the Aftermath of a Historic Ice Storm in Fayetteville for the Associated Press

    There are truly no words that can fully capture the devastation here in Fayetteville following last night’s massive ice storm. And trust me, if there were, I’d leave them to someone who enjoys writing more than I do! But as a photographer, I’m fortunate enough to use my camera to tell the story. This storm…

    January 29, 2009

  • Featured in Southern Living: Our Biking Adventure at Devil’s Den State Park Makes the September Issue

    Exciting news! Hap and I are thrilled to share that we’ve been featured in the September issue of Southern Living magazine. It’s been a long wait, but it’s been worth it. This all started last fall when our good friend, Tim, who happens to be a park ranger, invited us to take a biking trip…

    August 29, 2008

  • Behind the Lens at the Annual Walmart Shareholders Meeting: Capturing Corporate Photography and Star-Studded Performances

    Attending the Annual Walmart Shareholders Meeting is always an exciting event, but waking up at 5 a.m. for it? That’s a challenge! However, year after year, the meeting proves to be worth the early start, especially when it comes to photographing the incredible performers they bring in. While I may not be deeply invested in…

    June 6, 2008

  • McDonnell retires – Editorial PhotographerCelebrating John McDonnell’s Legendary Career: A Sports Photography Tribute to 36 Years of Razorback ExcellenceMcDonnell retires – Editorial Photographer

    John McDonnell, one of the most iconic figures in collegiate track and field history, officially retired on Monday after an extraordinary 36-year career coaching the Razorbacks track and field team. His legacy is not only etched in the record books but also in the hearts of athletes, fans, and sports photographers like myself who’ve had…

    April 23, 2008