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The Action Pack photos

bryan — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 22:47:54 +0000

The Action Pack

I recently uploaded some photos of a new Ska band in Louisville – The Action Pack. The show was in the basement of The House Of Wax off Dixie Highway in Louisville’s southend. Check out the photos and keep your eyes out for some videos that will be popping up on Youtube.

Xerxes, Mountain Asleep, Rattletooth

bryan — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 03:09:48 +0000

I shot some more photos of Xerxes, Mountain Asleep, and Rattletooth not long ago. I’ve put them up on my Flickr account if you’d like to check them out!

If you’d like a direct link to the set, here you go – http://www.flickr.com/photos/flexyournoggin/sets/72157622543060355/ It’d be great if they upped the ability of their URL system to show the set name in there. If you just want 5 random samples, I can do that too:

Neikirk Mahoney, PLLC

bryan — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 03:06:57 +0000

Louisville Web Group recently made the new Neikirk Mahoney site live, featuring photography work that I did. While I mainly shot portraits for each employee, I also took some shots around the office and outside that show up across the site, mainly in the intro flash animation on the homepage.

Neikirk Mahoney site

FACET promos

bryan — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 22:40:49 +0000

FACET (Faculty Colloquium on Excellence in Teaching)) is a organization of Indiana University faculty. All members are tenured professors who have proved distinguished in their field. As a freelance project during the summer of 2008, I got the chance to go to their yearly retreat in French Lick, IN.
Each year, FACET tries to do something special for the other faculty attending the conference, and this year was my alma mater’s year to take charge. The idea was to photograph each FACET member in attendance and then have computers set up so they could manipulate the photos themselves. So not only did I get to take photos of over 100 people, but also teach them how to use photoshop (and in many cases, as crash course to the Mac OS). Over the course of two days, we managed to get just about everyone in. In 2009, FACET was to take all the photos that were compiled and create a poster from the images.

The images provided here are from a poster set that I shot and put together to advertise our event at the conference.

FACET Poster 2 - Marilyn Whitsell

FACET Poster 1 - William Swigart

FACET poster 3 - Marilyn & William

FACET Poster 4 - Marilyn & William

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