Photography Thoughts & Stories from Tucson
A Few Tools to Help You Plan, Before We Ever Talk
Most free tools on a photographer's site are bait for your inbox. These three are not. One reads your pet before the session, one takes the dread out of a headshot, and one shows a print on your own wall at true size. No signup, no catch, and no funnel waiting on the other side.
Unseen: Pacific Northwest
Three years in the Columbia Basin with an infrared-modified camera, learning a landscape that didn't behave. From the wide basin views to the agricultural images made just before leaving, this series records two completely different relationships to the same high desert landscape: the work of arrival, and the work of departure.
The Grove, Shadwell Farm
A fence around trees that don't need containing. It stopped me when I made the photograph. It still does. Here's why.
The Light That Was Already Leaving
In 2007, I had a camera modified to record infrared light and started photographing the Kentucky landscapes I'd spent years walking past without really seeing. This is what happens when you turn a lens on a place you're walking away from, before the memories have fully formed.
Same Photographer, Unified Experience: Welcome to MichaelKlothPhotography.com
If you've worked with me through Tucson Pet Photography or Tucson Headshots, here's what matters: nothing changes except the website address. Your galleries work, booking is simple, and I'm still the same Tucson photographer you trust. Book by Feb 28 for $50 credit.