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Ella's Table | Northwest Arkansas Food Photography

Today on the blog: Recent work for Ella’s Table and their new fall menu options. Located at The Inn at Carnall Hall, Ella’s has been a Fayetteville and University of Arkansas institution for some time and as the world is figuring out how to navigate a worldwide pandemic, it was nice to see people once again enjoying the restaurant. As a food photographer, I have to try and remain an impartial judge when it comes to favorite dishes. But if you were to ask my opinion as a lowly patron and customer, I’d say that the pizza has literally “got it goin on”.

You’re welcome.

Cheers, friends.

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OZ Trails Northwest Arkansas | Arkansas Product Photography

Today on the blog: New product images for Oz Trails NWA. And that of course means that you can now purchase these products via their online store. Having field-tested a number of these products ourselves, we can say with full confidence that they will enhance your overall lifestyle as well as your experiences with shredding our lovely trails.

Happy Fall Y’all.

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Crafton Tull | Northwest Arkansas Commercial Photography

Today on the blog: Recent work for the engineering and architecture firm, Crafton Tull. Although they have offices in a few different surrounding states, their main headquarters is here in Rogers. And with an updated workspace layout and a few new employees, it was time for some updated photography. Along with the on-location portraits and interior space photos, we also managed to capture a few candid office photographs of the staff doing what they do.

Enjoy and Happy Monday.

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Push Plastic | Northwest Arkansas Commercial Photography

Say hello to Push Plastic. Located right here in Northwest Arkansas, they are one of a few places in the country that creates and sells 3D printing material. And since they make the material, they of course offer 3D printing services. With a website revamp on the horizon, it was imperative that they have some updated images of their products and also, the processes and details of their business. I recently spent some time learning more about their business while also photographing and creating some motion content for the new site. It was nice to be reminded and also, to discover how far this technology has come and where it’s headed. The amount of things that you can 3D print these days is absolutely unreal. When I arrived, I was pleasantly surprised to find that they had started creating a 3D print of the Novo Logo, which they of course gifted me when I left. It looks great sitting on a shelf in the studio next to all the old cameras.

Thanks again guys!

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