Bluegrass Creative

We in for some great weather this weekend in Seattle!!

Brand / Lifestyle Shoot - MODELS NEEDED SATURDAY.

I'm looking to get a group of people together for a lifestyle shoot this weekend. Need up to 5 people.

I need active men and women, between 25-45 y/o. We will most likely shoot at golden gardens before or around noon.

Lunch will be provided by Um Bien, and we will paddle board, longboard, etc as some activities.

Models and participants will get free flops and apparel, pro deal on all products from Combat Flip Flops, and licensed photos to use for your personal use as well. Happy to snap a few shots outside of our brand shoot as well.

Holler at me via DM and I will send link to get squared away.

.griff contacted us to help prove that Santa is indeed an Army Airborne Ranger.

Hats off to and their amazing team for their hospitality and expertise, along with the crew for letting us come film and capture content for their upcoming ad campaign. Stay tuned because the video is going to be a true “banger”.

After a full day spent with this crew, and seeing how close the skydive community is, the fun we had, it’s safe to say we’ll be getting our AFF certifications in the near future.

This shoot was successful because we had a strategy in place. We had a detailed shot list and a crew that were all dialed in on what they needed to do.

There’s a place for run and gun content but the more intentional you are with your planning and strategy, the more effective the content will be in the end.

Make sure you understand where the content is going to be used, whether social media posts, ad campaigns, explainer videos etc.

The one thing I appreciate about Pioneer Square and the Southern portion of Seattle proper, it displays the city's history so well.

The Saguaro cactus (pronounced “sə-ˈwär-ə”) only grows in the Sonoran Desert and can live as long as 200 years. Often weighing up to 6 tons (mostly water weight), the cactus usually lives for 50 years before it grows its first branch.

We had an awesome trip in Scottsdale. Definitely needed the break from this crappy weather. Lots of relaxing, sunshine, margaritas and mexican food. 🤤🌮🌯🥙☀️

Wrapping up headshots with my colleagues from the Bunker Labs Veterans in Residence program.

Chris currently serves in the Army Reserves as a Warrant Officer and is Co-Founder and CEO of FS3 Global. A tech startup that is concerned with the security of mobile devices in today's challenging world. Chris has almost twenty years in national security exclusively with the US Department of Defense as an intelligence officer.
Co-Founder and CEO of FS3 Global a tech startup that is concerned with the security of mobile devices in today's challenging world. Chris has almost twenty years in national security exclusively with the US Department of Defense as an intelligence officer.

I had an awesome time last week, attending the Bunker Labs speed mentoring session. Lots of great advice.

Bunker Labs – a 501(c)(3) non-profit – is a national network of veteran and milspouse entrepreneurs dedicated to helping the military connected community start their own business. We are committed to seeing that every entrepreneur in the military connected community has the network, tools, and resources they need to start their own business.

25% of transitioning service members want to start a business and they need places inside their community where they can connect with the people, resources, and support they need to start and grow their businesses.

Counting down the days until I get a little warmth and vitamin D in Arizona. Figured it was a good excuse for a throw back.

This shot was taken in Sedona, Arizona two years ago. Fun fact, Sedona is considered a dark sky community. Meaning, there are certain guidelines that are followed to keep light pollution to a minimum. Hence the starry sky.

The shot was taken roughly around midnight, after a drive from the Grand Canyon. On top of a spiritual vortex. Was hoping for Milky Way shots, but the Moon decided to rise. Considering the full moon, the amount of stars that I was able to capture speaks volumes as to how dark the sky is in Sedona.

Views from the Smith Tower, during a recent engagement session.