This image is part of a series taken at the Saturn Dealership in White Bear Lake. Images were created to follow a script for a new Quality Used Car Promotion. Talent was provided from the dealership. Light for all indoor sets was created with studio strobes. Flash fill was used for outdoor shots with people. All images were done on 35mm transparency film.

Public Relations, Carlson Company.

The Visa lifetime travel award shot was done in the rotunda at Carlson Towers. Studio strobes were set at 45 degree angles to minimize the glare against the marble. This was shot with a Hasselblad on color negative film.

These images were shot on 35mm transparency film for a multi-image presentation for CMG. The University of MN Rowing Team was hired and photographed on the Mississippi near downtown Minneapolis. The majority of these images were taken from a chase boat following the rowers. Establishing shots were also taken in the boat house and on the docks as the rowers were departing.

These images were created for trade show display. Lucht uses them to demonstrate the capabilities of their digital imaging equipment. These shots were done in the studio on 120mm color negative film. Light was provided from soft boxes and reflectors. The client acted as the art director. Talent was from a local agency.

During the stockholders meeting in Minneapolis, all speakers at the podium where photographed for public relations usage later in the year. Candids during the meeting and breaks were also taken. This was done with two 35mm cameras. One using black and white film for press releases and one with color film for internal publications.

The archery image was part of a multi-image program called Circle of Success for a Shell Oil Incentive Program. It was done on location at an indoor range in Minneapolis and shot on 35mm transparency film.

This was taken from the cat walk over looking the Minneapolis Convention Center Exhibit Hall. It was done on 35mm color negative film. Individual exhibitor booths, awards and candids were also taken for this function.

The saxophone is one of several musical instruments photographed in the studio, to be used for a multi-image presentation, in conjunction with a full orchestra. A light tent was created and the instruments were suspended from the frame work. They were all shot on 120mm transparency film.

These images were from Sandoz's annual meeting in central Florida. The group had a day at Bush Gardens and these two were captured in search of a destination. 35mm color transparency film was used to create slides for a recap of the event the last day.

These images were created for Builder Architect Magazine. They are a combination from residential and commercial real estate shoots. They were done on 120mm.