Showing posts with label KS Reps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KS Reps. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

NEW WEBSITE! NEW PHOTOGRAPHER!

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There is still some tweaking to do, editing and adding more galleries, but the NEW WEBSITE IS LIVE.   Check it out at www.KatieSwanson.net and the other news is that there is a new addition to the group.  

I am honored and pleased to announce Bob RANDALL joins the group!!!

Robert Randall Photography
People (Lifestyle, Portraits and Conceptual)



Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Tauras Bublys Joins KS Reps


KS Reps is pleased to announce and welcomes  
Tauras Bublys to the group!
 Tauras Bublys Photography
Product and Still Life
To view Tauras' work please visit his website at www.tbublys.com  or to be automatically re-directed, just click on the image above.   
KS Reps is excited to be representing Tauras Bublys Photography!


Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Robb's Portrait of Peter Morton “Finding a New Path” honored with Award of Excellence

The Best of News Design honors “Finding a New Path” photographed by Robb Long

Society for News Design honors Downtown Journal with an Award of Excellence in The Best of News Design for their feature article “Finding a New Path”. 

In Robb’s words:  “This photo I took of a guy named Peter Morton who is paralyzed from the waist down from a bike accident years ago.I took this photo in the evening when his daughter climbed up on his lap to take a little rest on her dad. I was literally tearing up when I was pressing the shutter button cause it dawned on me that this little girl will never get a pat on the head or hug from her father and he will never be able to feel the loving touch of his little girl, it's just such a strong portrait in my mind.”

"A bike accident forced Peter Morton to rebuild his life, one breath at a time

Twelve years ago, Peter Morton had a good life.
He was a 30-something executive at Dain Rauscher with money in the bank and a house in South Minneapolis. He had good friends and a strong family. He had everything he ever wanted and then some. ¶ Still, there was something missing. 

Click here to read the full article on Peter Morton: Finding a New Path -Full Story

Click here to see The Best of Newspaper Design 29 (v. 29) [Hardcover] SND
(Editor) The Best of Newspaper Design 29 - Amazon.com