I always said that I would never be stuck in a studio, “never say never” After Leaving the newspaper industries with a studio space provided for me by my publisher, I furnished all lights and used when necessary for cover shoots, portraits and just playing around, (JUSFOFN) I moved a few blocks upon leaving paper to continue to serve my clients I had built over the years. The studio served well for about a year then we noticed most of our work was commercial on-site or Portrait in the field, now add the Covid on top of that, lease coming up for renew, no-brainer, 86 the Brick and Mortar!

New plan, Since most of our stuff is on location anyway, Rolling mobile studio. So, we have the truck with camera gear lighting and the trailer stays loaded with commercial gear and Fine art to be ready to go for art shows and on location portraits and hair and make-up room. It also serves well when we shoot multi-day rodeos and Home base for our workshops especially on the large rodeo and western Lifestyle workshop.

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