
Six years ago today was my last at the Gazette-Times. It ended my 12 year career as a newspaper photographer, and was the start of my own business.
I wish I was smart and say I could foresee the downfall of the newspaper industry, but no, I quit to be a stay at home dad and see if I could make it as a freelance photographer.
I have never looked back.
Sure I miss having co-workers, I wish I would have been Omaha in 2006 when the Beavers won the College World Series. The Civil War last year would of been great to shoot, but I love what I do now. Running my on business is very rewarding
With my commercial photography I work with some great clients and some very talented and creative people. They have helped me become a much better photographer.
I have photographed so many great weddings and met many wonderful brides and grooms who I still keep in touch with.
I would have have never thought photographing 17 year old kids for their senior photos would be so fun and rewarding. They are great to work with and I can be as creative as I want.
So to everyone that has helped me along this journey, especially my three girls.
Thank you very much I look forward to the next six years. And then who knows?
Karl
p.s. The photo is from last summer when we did the PDX Bridgeride
Congratulations, Karl. Time flies, doesn't it? I continue to watch your work with pride... I once worked with him!
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