minorwhite studios is a collective of innovative photographers who produce original image content that can inspire, suggest, and challenge. Each photographer utilizes their own unique cultural experiences and interests to produce truly genuine and fresh imagery. MW's talented staff specializes in architecture, conceptual still life, advertising, and the music and fashion industries. The staff includes documentary image-makers who capture our city, our country and the events that shape our lives.
Scott arrived at a house fire this week to document what the Red Cross team does well. The Red Cross volunteers work immediately at understanding who the victims are, what mediations they may need, what pets are unaccounted for and helping clean up the mess. "I have a deep admiration for how selfless and efficient they work", says Scott.
Congrats! I wanted someone in a some sort of bat garb to come crashing through those windows.
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Scott scouted the Kroc Center on an very informative tour with Molly Skold with the Salvation Army. The 122,000 sq ft facility will quickly become a sweet destination for the South Omaha community.
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Glass has it's own unique reflective characteristics when considering light. Corey Broman glass-craftsman. Guilty pleasures make a house a home.
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It gives me great pleasure to share with you a portfolio gallery representing what I do well. I have worked on refining a point-of-view towards stills from the smallest of subjects to sweeping interiors. A still sensibility can evoke and linger while suggesting a creative concept. Some of these images have been inspired by portraits in which I wanted to subtly convey a personality from personal effects and spaces. Thanks for your consideration and time.
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Scott donated two of his "still-life portrait series", "Joel Seah" and "Hesse McGraw", for auction to benefit the Kent Bellows Center and the Omaha Symphony.
http://www.kentbellows.org/refresh/ and http://www.musicandmasterpieces.com/
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Today Scott collaborated with Bemis resident, Kate Lee "Tessa" on a multi-media project of hers that required a traditional photographic technique utilizing a 4X5 camera. "I felt the need of shooting her concept with Type 55 Polaroid and preserving the negative for reproduction. Polaroid and most traditional chemistry is hard to come these days, so a big shout out to Midland Scientific, Inc. for having some Sodium Sulfite in stock." Bill was in the "Lightroom" while Scott revisted the "Darkroom".
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