I moved into the house on Liberty Street in Independence, Missouri, in 1980. It was a modest bungalow, built in 1865 – the kind of place with character, solid construction, and a half-basement with stone walls where I set up my workshop. I carved rifle stocks for muzzle loaders down there. It was good work, […]
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The hammock swayed gently between two ancient trees, my temporary sanctuary in the wilderness of Red River Gorge. Our group of five had spent the day hiking and photographing the spectacular Kentucky landscape, the kind of weekend that promised adventure and camaraderie. After a dinner of freeze-dried beef stroganoff and Doritos, we’d settled in for
BEHIND THE LENS: TWO DAYS IN OHIO’S HAUNTED PRISONS A Cameraman’s Account from the Mock and Roll Production Film crews spend long hours in unusual places. Abandoned buildings, remote locations, and structures that most people only visit during daylight hours with a tour guide. You learn to work in these spaces without thinking too much
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