Got my hands (or would it be mouse?) on a PDF of my powered parachute article and accompanying photographs. Really happy for Phil and Brynn-Marie Kloster who have worked very hard to turn the paper into a great resource for the community. You can check out a larger version in PDF form here that is [...]
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Tonight reminded me why I love to take photos. Went out to do shots with the band and it turned out quite well. I don’t wanna post everything because of their upcoming release they want to keep a lot under wraps. But I had to throw a teaser out there. Thanks to the guys of [...]
Monday, July 14, 2008
Beginning the overhaul of ZCPhotography dot com, this websites poor little brother that should be a much stronger website. It is going to be a source of information about me and the services I offer presented in an impressive way instead of a dumping ground for photos that isn’t updated very often. The design has [...]
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Last week I was asked to try and get some shots of the Lee’s Summit\Greenwood area for the Green Summit Dispatch. The whole thing was put together at the last minute and I was told I would be going up in a plane for the shots. As we went out that morning I prepared myself [...]
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Update: I guess I was not clear enough in my original article that it isn’t my photo that the Pitch used in their article rather that of the user I am quoting from the Flickr discussion group source provided below. Sorry if my post was confusing. -Z (Via Flickr’s Kansas City Group) I picked up a copy [...]
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Workflows are wacky. Everyone has their own way of doing the same basic thing. Like ordering the same drink from different bartenders. Yes, you got the same drink but those very small things that differentiate the two people who prepared the drink make a noticeable difference. But alas, this is about photography not drinking. Right? I [...]
Monday, June 23, 2008
Taken in the kitchen at the historic downtown “Kansas City Club”. The guests were so close to a set of doors leading into the kitchen that noise from the area going out into the dining area was a problem. The chef would quickly get the attention of any talkers and point vehemently at the sign. [...]
Thursday, August 21, 2008
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