Now I have an idea- something for you to ‘hone’ in on….You have a wonderful opportunity to capture interesting, gritty black and white material- right under your nose!I love the PEOPLE stuff on the site. You need to take the camera to WORK and use it everyday. Stay closeup to the subjects, using just enough background detail (i.e. tool carts, lifts, etc.) to make your pics tell a story. Tell your guys you may take photos, but don’t have them pose, it will make them unnatural. Take photos of greasy hands and faces, funny expressions, etc.Turn off the flash when you can and use side-lighting from the big doors- a few shadows and underexposed areas will make your photos all the more interesting.

You are talented, my friend! Start keeping a record of your life-experiences. Soon enough you’ll have enough material for a coffee-table book.Call or email if you ever have any technical questions, or anything else. Sincerely,

Terri

2. Kendall, I had no idea you were a serious photography enthusiast. As I am recouping at Adrienne and Thomas's, I ran across your business card and thought, hmmmm, so decided to check it out. Congratulations! I hope this works out well for you. I love the moon over Dallas picture. Sorta rapture looking! :)

3.Kendall, Cool website. If you make it to Montana there is a lot to take photos of.

4. Nice work!

Have you seen mine lately? I think I'm gonna redo it tomorrow.

5. Nice site you have there Mr Noland and I have not look everything but I did look at your photo's. I will look at it more closely tomorrow when I have timed. So are you practice for you wedded this year?
Again nice site

6.This is awsome! I never get to enjoy the beauty when I am there! Hope when you come to MT you'll get a lot of beautiful photos!