Progressive Focus Photographic

The spring was a fun busy time. Family, senior, wedding, food and drinks, preschool portraits, and even some custom file work too! Grateful for all my clients. Please let me know if you are in need!

I had the chance to shoot a couple senior portraits this past week.

I had a ton a fun doing these pics with a young man I'm very proud of. Moving on to high school...

The Grand Teton National Park from earlier this summer, had my camera spinning!

It has been a bit, but I'm very excited to share some recent work. I always put everything I have into a photography session, and it feels so good when the results are beautiful. Family, maternity, engagement, and more, please let me know if I can create some images for you!

Before I took my first photo for this years #365+1project, I wondered how this calendar year could compare with the significant changes that occurred during the first two chapters of this project...and...WOW what a year, its been a wild one. I have leaned heavily on the abstract side of photography lately. With so much time at home, and the hustle of family life, time to make a photograph each day tends to get pushed to the end of the line. I have included a few samples from the last couple months. In just a few weeks, chapter three of the project will be complete, and the halfway point of the entire project. See you again in 2025

A couple different animal pictures from this years #365+1 project. Two male turkeys battling over the love of a lady bird right outside our house. The bald eagle was off the side of the highway, it was the closest I have ever been to one, it was huge when it took flight, super cool to see.

It has been sometime since my last post, but the #365+1 goes on. I can hardly believe I am over 1/3 of the way done with this chapter. These images are back from early March. I was on jury duty in Madera. I have always been excited to photograph places in disrepair. Within their rugged nature, the composition, shapes, and uniqueness grab my attention.

I spent a large portion of my adult life sleeping in way past the sunrise, and working during many of the sunsets. Light was something I had never really taken the time to appreciate. That changed when I had the chance to work with a group of incredibly talented photographers at West Coast Imaging. They helped me see how light changes everything, how light itself, is a photograph worth making. With this years #365+1 project, I have been trying to see light, in many ways. These are a few of the recent images.