Queen City Photography

Another senior session in the books!

We all had a ton of fun during Lyla's shoot, and things couldn't have gone any smoother.

We really had a blast taking advantage of the downtown scenery and murals to create some funky vibes. 😎

Pam first asked me to do a shoot for her and her Hellcat Challenger 5 years ago and has since come back for a 3rd round of pics, this time with her Dodge Charger Scatpack Superbee "Last Call" Edition.

She's truly a Mopar gal through and through, and it's awesome to see someone carry such dedication in a way that is truly unique to her.

Keep on rockin', Pam! 🤘

Dustin reached out all the way from West Plains wanting a shoot along Route 66 with his C6 Vette. Naturally, I obliged. 😎🔥

We spent some time in a few different locations as well as snagging some rollers before calling it an evening.

That orange POPS.

It's time for a little wedding sneak preview!

There were a LOT of firsts, here:

- first destination wedding.
- first absolute s**t show of a storm to work with including waterspouts over the ocean.
- first wedding done for a great friend of more than half of my entire life.
- first double rainbow during a shoot.
- first (welp, we gotta just figure this thing out as we go) kind of wedding. 🤣

When it was all said and done, I don't think I would have done James and Kara's wedding any different.

It was chaotic and beautiful all at the same time. That's life though, isn't it?

A little while back, the awesome folks at the Road Warrior Foundation reached out to shoot a bike. Not just any bike, THIS bike...a custom Triumph Rocket 3 GT, courtesy of the incredible Lamont of Lamonster Garage.

This thing is one of the most unique bikes I've ever seen much less had an opportunity to shoot.

Even cooler, this thing is being auctioned off with proceeds benefiting veterans in their healing process through "Adventure Therapy". I'm pretty sure this will do the trick. 😁

Also, thank you so much American Legion Post 639 (Vietnam War Memorial) for allowing me to use you as a backdrop. It was perfect.

Here's a new one for you all...

This location is the sole remaining bridges built along the original Route 66, which makes it just a hair more than 100 years old. Bypassed now by a much newer road and bridge, the Rainbow Bridge was the absolute perfect spot for Linsey and her cammed GTO to get behind the lens.

This secluded spot in rural Kansas was WELL worth the drive for me.

Such a cornerstone to the local car community, potentially gone for good. Time for someone else to step in hopefully!

I think this might have been my favorite automotive project of the year. Not only was this light painting shoot a massive challenge (pun intended), but the sentimental value behind the truck itself made for a really good story.

Most days, I find myself shooting muscle cars, supercars, or the occasional motorcycle. This rig was one of the coolest, though.

This image is comprised of a total of 14 images, all long exposure of varying lengths, composited in Photoshop, and then color corrected in Lightroom.

If you want something like this, too, feel free to shoot me a message!

I really don't do a ton of engagement or wedding shoots. When I do, it's usually for friends or family of friends, and I happily oblige. Most times, I'm shocked they'd even ask me to begin with.

I've known James for nearly 20 years, and I can say without a fraction of a doubt that he's one of the most genuine people I've ever met. The dude would give you the shirt off of his back and not think twice about it. He's also kinda not ever given a s**t in all the best ways. 😂

To have the honor of shooting his and Kara's engagement and wedding next June is something I don't take lightly, and I certainly won't forget it.

Here's some of my favorites of Kara, James, and Hunter from their shoot.

Happy National Corvette Day! I feel like, of all cars, I shoot these the most. After digging through what I could find over the past 6-7 years, there are tons of them.

I'm not complaining, though. 😎

Post up your Vette if you have one!

When I last shot Jason's C8, it was basically stock, had less spinny things, and didn't make whoosh noises.

Now it does.

Enjoy. 😎

🚗 Jason Mayer

While I absolutely loved the M2, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to pick up one of the cars I have had a HUGE soft spot for...an M6.

I think these have some of the best body lines of any modern car (fight me about it). Although it is a COMPLETELY different car from a driver's feel standpoint, this thing is an absolute monster on the big end and a total cruiser.

Which would you rather have, and M2 or M6?!