More than 500 students participating with the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra now have a beautiful, inspiring, and permanent space for rehearsal and camaraderie. Serving kids ages 5-18, the new building on East Washington Avenue sits in a vibrant arts neighborhood in downtown Madison and is poised to become a hub for youth arts in the city.
It’s 6:30 AM on the cusp of a short window of time to create as many beautiful and resonant images as possible. We only have access to our site interiors from 7-9 AM and we’re working to create a few exterior looks prior to this window. Peer inside to see the work we created.
With a mixture of educational spaces, offices, conference rooms, MEP systems, and laboratory space, ISU’s VDL offered a diverse selection for photography. The facility was on the precipice of students starting classes and we would not be permitted to photograph after that point, so we had a tight timeline for production and limited numbers of folks to include in our imagery. With the help of a few students and the production crew standing in, we were able show the function and scale of each space and how Strang’s design intent helped create an optimal educational VDL facility. Below we share the gallery of images created, take a look!
The most powerful testimonial is one that you can see and hear for yourself, from someone who is similar to you or works in a similar role. This was the driving force behind Crimson Sun Studios’ work with Friede & Associates. After more than 20 years of building a strong relationship with Kalahari, they wanted to show how far they go for their clients and the quality of service they provide. What better way than hearing it directly from the owner of one of the most celebrated and successful waterpark resorts in the world.
Embarking on a construction project is like setting out on an adventure, each day marked by progress, challenges, and the promise of the finished masterpiece. Picture this: a technology that not only oversees the journey with precision but also transforms it into a captivating narrative that speaks volumes. Enter the world of drone media, where the skies are no longer limits but canvases to paint the story of construction progress. The magic of drones doesn't just track the evolution of a building but crafts a tale of innovation and excellence. This isn't just about progress; it's about winning future projects with a story that soars above the rest in the ever-evolving landscape of construction. Learn more in this educational and actionable post…
The local non-profit, REACH-A-Child, hosts a monthly apps and taps networking event, hosted by different businesses around the madison area. This month's host sponsor was Lone Girl Brewing Company. Guests were treated to a beautiful rooftop with music by Derek Buckley, and food and drink provided by Lone Girl. Check out all the images of the fun we had!
Sunday, March 5th, marked the kickoff to Madison Area Chef Network's "Madison Chef Week". Hosting 15+ local chefs, there was no shortage of delicious food and cocktails. Check out MACN's website for more infomation: www.madisonchefs.com
I really love getting to work with REACH-A-Child. They are a fantastic non-profit, run by some of the most compassionate and hard-working people I know. They had their best turnout yet for this monthly Apps & Taps, hosted at Brink Lounge. To learn more about REACH-A-Child and how you can help their cause of helping children-in-crisis, go to their website at www.reachachild.org.
Shooting in northern Wisconsin definitely has its perks. Serene atmosphere, beautiful scenery, and wonderful people all came into play to create what I can only describe as a perfect day for Ellie and Michael.
I was shooting a wedding at a golf course next to Bass Lake, north of Antigo, WI, when we were struck by this incredible view. Along with some beautiful portraits of the lovely couple, I captured this four-image panoramic. Shot on a Nikon D810, 24-70mm and stitched in Lightroom. Keep an eye out for the rest of the photos, coming soon!
