rodeo photographer
In the Rodeo world when an accident occurs we call it a wreck. A wreck can involve a rodeo competitor or a rodeo performer or a performing animal. Wrecks can be tragic, they can be amusing, and they are common.
Read More2019 was the last time I went to a rodeo as a professional rodeo photographer. It was the year I retired and made the decision to transition my career from rodeo to a focus on equine and portraiture.
Read MoreFor the most part my baby was born, my career as a photographer delved into rodeo photography, the beginnings of commercial shooting, and working with those aspiring to be models. I have spent the last two years working through many different kinds of photography ….
Read MoreI love seeing new photographers emerge into the competitive atmosphere to take their chance and try to make it. I love meeting them, learning their dreams and goals. I love helping them and offering guidance if they seek it. Giving back and keeping the field alive is rewarding and I had helping hands when I was getting started as well who stressed the importance of passing it forward.
So my number one Pet Peeve is…..
Read MoreI am going to give you the secret to good photography and it is going to shock you because the secret isn’t in professional gear. In fact gear plays such a small role that if you can get over all the tech companies pushing the latest models you would be amazed at what you can create with the most basic cameras.
Read MoreThere are never any excuses for stealing from anyone. That is a long story short. There should never be excuses to give to photographers when you are caught violating our copyrights. Watermark, no watermarks, online, or sent to you. If you do not have the proper license, if you have not paid for it, then you do not have any rights to use it.
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