Mechanical: Jared Williams

We live in a highly mechanical world. Advances in technology has become a daily change in our lives. As technology gets better, everything becomes faster. News, health, and even entertainment. I have an app on my phone that will allow me to acces my laptop no matter where it is granted it has an Internet connection. Now that's fast! 

First: Williams/Macklberg

New journeys are always exciting. When beginning new ventures, equipment is always the most important aspect to focus on. The most is usually learned with that first purchase and the money always seems to be well spent. It may not always be the best, but it will always be your very first camera.
Writing: Jared Williams Photo: Vicki Macklberg

Urban: Jared Williams

City life is something that I’m comfortable with and all around enjoy. I’m a very busy person so I really like the hustle and bustle of people in a hurry. Every once in awhile I do like to slow down and relax. Get out into nature and really appreciate it. I think nature inspires everyone in some way, shape, or form. It may be to conquer it or preserve it. I’m inspired by the color, texture, and flow that nature offers. I take it all in, thank about how I can use it, then bring it together with my personal style and am able to create some really unique shots. Tessa Mendez who’s signed to Natalie Lynn Models has a very unique style that worked perfectly with my vision to contrast the environment in this shot.

Hair and makeup- Marni Buckerfield

Urban: Jared Williams

We live in an ever-expanding world where what you see today may very well be gone tomorrow, never to be seen again. Modern buildings are replacing those out dated on a regular basis. Modern architects could learn a thing or two from the fashion industry, and I’m sure not only on how to dress. What I really like about fashion is that it’s timelessness. It doesn’t follow trend but in fact sets them. The styles you see today may be gone tomorrow but they’ll always come back. If suspenders, cardigans, or leather jackets ever go out of style it’s probably because the world ended.  

Model- Danielle Bryngelson