The Photojournalist Side: Feature in Life Force Magazine

https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/qdyry7bvk6 Ironic as it may be, considering my current career and clientele, I did not get into photography with fly-fishing in mind. The allure of stories needing to be told, of far dark corners of the world… the promise that there are still places where the maps end made me pick up a camera. The simple fact that one person’s day-to-day monotony could be another’s dream.

https://danivoiceovers.com/oe44lfv83rt It’s an odd world we live in.

Tramadol Buying With this in mind, I was ecstatic to partner with the world-renowned Life Force magazine for a feature in their January 2015 issue. The photo essay, of the Gardiner, Montana rodeo, is dear to my heart and has been waiting—unpublished—for good placement. This was the right time and place.

https://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/pkhm6pj5g I was shocked, when the publication came out today, to see my name listed among photojournalists who I have followed and admired for many, many years now. Pretty surreal.

https://lpgventures.com/3dytzolx Thanks to all who made this possible—from the crew at https://purestpotential.com/sv80pnmz Life Force,  to the pick-up rider at the rodeo who chatted me up and then let me take his picture, to the incomparable Montana light for being so damn amazing.

follow 2015 is off to a promising start. Peruse the full rodeo essay here.

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