I've been passionate about the art of photography for 20 years . Whether I'm hunkered down at the Xcel Energy Center freezing the fast-paced action of a professional hockey game, in the controlled environment of a studio, or capturing the subtleties of a child's face for a giant 12' x 24' HealthPartners billboard, I am one fussy photographer.
Photography SpotlightEvent: NCAA Frozen Four Women's Hockey TournementRidder Arena, Universit of Minnesota |
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Details: These shots
are from the March 19th and 21st game at Ridder Arena on the campus
of the U of M for the NCAA Frozen Four. U of M Duluth went on to defeate
Cornell in 3 overtimes by a score of 3-2. The game also set a record
for the longest game in womens collegite history. |
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To me, it doesn't matter how many years or how many assignments I've done. I'm always striving for that elusive, perfect shot. It could be a delicate Seiko watch, an Olympic athlete going for the gold, or a full line of premium caskets I was hired to photograph (true story!). I'm always pushing to make my next image better than the last.
I approach each assignment like it's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen through my view finder. A Mission hockey stick, a Garmin GPS, or even some industrial electronic widget that only a few nerds at Best Buy can even identify. In the right light, I'm going to make that widget sing.
The fact is, I love what I do. And no matter what you hire me to shoot, I guarantee the finished images will be just like those premium casket pictures. To die for.
