Images taken in controlled environments for marketing purposes or any type of photo illustrations. Photo retouching/editing is permitted. Any composite, generative fill, or AI work done in post must be noted in the caption.
UNCW art professor Gene A. Felice II changes out sensors in his floating island retention pond art/science collaboration project at the Cameron Art Museum on January 30, 2025.
Cougarettes dance team at Wendover Airfield for promo shoot. Composited/mirrored windows on opposite side to make them match with the sun rays and eliminate doorways.
Double exposure when working on a feature for plant science professor.
Danielle Dodd (standing) is an associate clinical professor of law and a supervising attorney. She is also the director of the Child and Family Justice Clinic at the law school. Here, she's working with Mariana Larson (left) and Erika LeFauve (right), both 3rd year law students, on a case with the clinic.
This shoot was staged as part of a story about the clinic and doubled as a marketing photo for the law school. Because of the nature of the cases, the clients are confidential and we had to find an "action" shot.
Photographed in an anechoic chamber at the electromagnetic laboratory, Adriana is both an electrical engineering major and leader on the school's dance team.
I've pitched a series of photos that juxtapose students doing activities in research and academic spaces and this is the first of those efforts.
Photoshop was used to composite two photos, closing the door to the chamber.
App State Mascot, Yosef, enjoys a warm cup of hot cocoa.
Jason Gates, a theatre technician, counterbalances moving set pieces along the side wall of a theatre. The cables stretch 60 feet up into the ceiling and can counterweigh 2,000 pound set pieces.
A student poses wearing the Studio '66 fashion line of University apparel for a marketing campaign promoting its release.
A detail of students roasting marshmallows at at a campus event on Tuesday, January 28, 2025. Generative Fill in Photoshop was used to remove a vehicle in the background of this image behind the fire. The sparks from the fire were real and photographed in-camera.
Molly Majewski (left) and Maya Lasker listen as Sandy Geffner answers their questions while hiking in the Florida Everglades in January 2025.