I do not know why I am posting this photograph. While in Orlando, Florida I took this during a shoot. I do not have any meaning behind it, but I wanted to create something with horizontal and parallel lines through it. My white balance was set to fluorescent when it should of been set to something a lot warmer. I tweaked the colors a bit and was happy with how this looked. The basic premise of this shoot was of a man who operated the sound and video mixers at a church in Orlando, Florida. Thanks for checking this out – Kansas City Photographer Aaron Lindberg.

There is no place on Earth like the wonderful city of Lawrence, Kansas – Well…..maybe Hawaii. I might be bias but I love that town and anytime I can get back up there I jump in my car and hit the road. This is Katie, she is basically awesome! I can not say much more because she was so easy to work with and we captured a ton of great photos – this being one of them. This was shot with a fish eye lens, 10.5mm on a Nikon D2X. Katie did a wonderful job, despite the fact that before our shoot she left her keys in the car while it was running. I have a previous blurb about keys being locked in a building in a previous thread. Thanks for checking this out – Kansas City Photographer Aaron Lindberg.

The concept behind this shoot was to create a strung out rock star look. This was the result and I really liked how this turned out. We started shooting a lot of shot of her on a cell phone with angry expressions. It started looking a bit like the paparazzi which is something that I didn’t want to happen. We kept working and this is what came out of it. This was before we realized that she locked her key to her dance studio in the building. That’s just one of those things that happen in our lives. Thanks for checking this out – Kansas City Photographer Aaron Lindberg.

This was shot in downtown Kansas City a couple of weeks ago with the lovely Jessalyn. Everything about this shoot clicked, from the sun coming out from behind the clouds at the right time, to her outfit and the rust color of the rail road beams. I flattened the color out in Photoshop to neutralize it a bit. I am very happy with the results and have a ton of photos from this shoot. I am having a hard time picked out my favorites. Thanks for checking this out – Kansas City Photographer Aaron Lindberg.