Found this while digging around in the archive, still like it, posed it for viewing.

I pulled some photos for review from a portfolio I put together right around the the time I was graduating from college. 8 or so years back it was viable that shooters could graduate and land a full time job at a newspaper, those jobs felt like they were not far out of reach. Today newspapers are getting their teeth kicked in with impossibly small budgets, staff slashing and funding going away. It got me thinking about what today’s schools are teaching graduating photographers and how the entire industry is evolving over the past 10 years.

I dont want to open that huge can of worms right now, Ill save the topic for another post down the road.

On an up note, here are a few photos I shot while stringing for a few newspapers in the Kansas City area which include the University Daily Kansan, The Lawrence Journal World, The Kansas City Star and if memory serves I think one is from The Johnson County Sun.

Let me know what you think.

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Aaron Lindberg

I was digging around my archive this weekend looking to pull a few photos and ran across this shot. Typically I don’t use this heavy of a colored gel over my lights but for this shoot I think it worked for what was needed.

Aaron Lindberg Photography

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Aaron Lindberg

Here are a few of my favorite posts from 2010.

Looking forward to more in 2011…

• What is your creative process?
• Working with 4 legged models.
• Dee Snider & Bill Clinton
• New Promos
• West 18th St. Fashion Show
• Behind the scenes of a band photo shoot
• Artist profile: Peregrine Honig

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Kansas City Photographer Aaron Lindberg