Enter: Drone Shots

"Few organizations represent the spirit and energy of our hometown better than Columbus Crew SC so we are honored to launch our newest and most exciting new product line, Pursuit Custom, in collaboration with the club. Pursuit worked collaboratively with Crew SC to design a unique new pre-game look to allow the players to arrive at the stadium in matching style."

The Pursuit Story

This one has been in the works for almost a year.  So glad to be working with these great, well dressed, people on their videos.  Also so glad that they partnered with Correy Parks on the music.  Local talent.  https://soundcloud.com/correyparks

Shaggy Mane Mushroom Time Lapse

The Shaggy Mane (Coprinus comatus), also occasionally known as the Lawyers Wig, is a distinctive and easy to recognize mushroom. It's size, shape, and tendency to grow in tight groups make it easy to spot even from considerable distance. Shaggy Mane has an elongated bullet shaped, shaggy cap, with brownish upturned scales and a straight fairly smooth stem. Edibility: Choice. Shot with Canon 7D using remote shutter release shot at 1 frame every 30 seconds.

Dress For Success and HCT

Dress for Success teamed up with Hot Chicken Takeover to dress some of the HCT team for the next steps in their lives.  DFS believes that looking good and feeling good go a long way towards empowerment and the self confidence needed to succeed and move forward with big decisions in your life, and HCT wants to be there for their employees every step of their journey.

Side Lake Retreat - 2016

"I am here alone for the first time in weeks, to take up my 'real' life again at last. That is what is strange—that friends, even passionate love, are not my real life unless there is time alone in which to explore and to discover what is happening or has happened." - May Sarton

"We simply need that wild country available to us, even if we never do more than drive to its edge and look in. For it can be a means of reassuring ourselves of our sanity as creatures, a part of a geography of hope." - Wallace Stegner

Time Lapse Mushrooms

Over the course of two days I left my camera on these fungi to show the motion that we normally can not perceive.  Shot on a 7D with remote shutter release timer set to 1 frame every 30 seconds.  I could almost call this a slug time lapse video.

Build Up

I filmed a time lapse video of a building construction from start to finish out in East Columbus.  It is now an orthodontist office, but it was once just a little empty lot.  Watch the transformation!  Thanks Evolutions Architecture for hiring me on for the job.

Robot Control

Here's an oldie but a goodie.  Since 2010 I've been making the videos and product pictures for CAS Data Loggers out of Chesterland, OH.  It's always fun to get to check out these amazing data machines in action, much like this 2012 ADwin Gold pendulum arm demonstration.  Kind of gives you the chills when you think about how only a few years from now, robots all over the world will have even more powerful sensors and response mechanisms.

Trampled by Turtles: In Pursuit

I and my team had a wonderful time hanging out in the Pursuit store, sipping on cold beer while talking with the super down-to-earth guys from Trampled by Turtles.  It was an in store concert event put on by Nate DeMars of Pursuit, one of several in the past and many more to come.  Community members and friends were invited to come in and enjoy a free performance by these Minnesota bluegrass musicians after they got fitted for new suits.  Enjoy!  Pursuit yourself!

Hot Minute with Hot Chicken

Here is one of a long series of videos that I shot and edited highlighting some of the employees, customers, and community partners of the award winning Columbus based Hot Chicken Takeover restaurant.  In this video we talk to Mikey of Mikey's Late Night Slice, another Columbus local restaurant force, released shortly before the collaboration between the two.

Spring Blossom

Here I filmed a time lapse video of the sex organs of an Amaryllis (its flower) in bloom over the course of a week.  I shot it on my Canon 7D using a timed shutter release of 8 minutes per frame.  I love how we can use technology to see motion where otherwise we would see none.  This shows that plants and other natural processes happen just the same as things on our time scale, only at their own pace.  Perhaps we can start to see our own reality not as the best or only way of viewing the world, but rather one on a wide spectrum of different ways to experience the cosmos.