Casey Templeton Photography

As I mentioned in the prior post, I Suck at Blogging, but I do not want that to stand in the way of showing you some of my outtakes from jobs I’ve done over the past several months. I hope you enjoy.

Las Vegas, Nevada

Normandy, France – Omaha Beach

Portland, Oregon

Colorado Spring, Colorado

New York City

Richmond, Virginia

If you happen to be one of the 21 people that read my blog, I apologize for my lack of blogging. I feel a responsibility to explain why I do not blog as often as I should.

My Niche

I think any successful photographer should find a niche. I’ve had the great opportunity the past few years to work with some of the largest corporations in the world and I am forever grateful. The work I’m doing though, is not for their advertisement campaigns, not what you see on their billboards or in magazine ads. My niche has been working on image libraries for these companies that are used in a wide variety of ways.  I am being asked to come alongside these companies and tell their stories. What an honor.  What this means is the majority of the work I’m doing has be kept off my website and off my blog (although I ALWAYS keep copyright of my images and videos).

Not a Gear Junkie

I use only the equipment I need to use to provide the best possible outcome for my clients.  I do not pay much attention to the latest gadgets and gear so I find I don’t talk about it much here like good bloggers should.

Not Enough Hours in the Day

I have been on the road 7 of the past 9 weeks. The weeks I am in town, I want/need to tend to my local clients.  Today is my first day in the office in nearly 2 months with nothing on my calendar.  All I want to do is go home and play with my daughter but I’m forcing myself to update the ol’ bloggy blog.  Some of the best photographers in the industry are also some of the best bloggers, I commend them for that, but I simply do not know how they do it.

New Ventures

I’m honored to be surrounded by extremely talented creatives and we have been able to join forces on a wide range of projects around the world in still, motion, editing and design. Stay tuned.

Excited to share my most recent round of photography business cards. They were designed by Robb Major, printed/pressed by Jason Taylor at Thousand Pound Press. The back has a QR code that directs you to my mobile site designed by Brad Frost.

If you are saying, “By Golly, that won’t fit in my roledex.” Well, it doesn’t belong in a roledex and here is an entertaining video to explain why:

Give it a shot using a QR code reader:

As a senior at James Madison University, I had the opportunity to sit in on a video production class for the semester where we produced MACRoCkumentary which explores the The Mid-Atlantic College Radio Conference (MACRoCk).  MACRoCk is the annual celebration of college radio and the independent music community held at JMU and is happening next week, April 1-2, 2011. Check it out.

Below are a few images I took during the weekend along with the MACRoCkumentary.