
FREELANCE KANSAS

Professional
photo
and video
inLawrence
and Kansas City
Business photography — events, conferences, professional headshots and more — with a journalist’s eye for story and a marketer’s understanding of how you’ll use the images, whether for websites, social media, editorial coverage or physical assets.


"We wanted someone who is skilled at shooting for how an image will be used, and none of the other photographers we considered made us confident they could do that.”
— Campaign manager, Jane Brown for KC City Council District 1 At Large


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The FLK kit is professional-grade. One rig:
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Canon EOS R6 mk II body
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Canon RF 70-200 mm F2.8 L IS USM lens
This pairing is FLK's primary setup, a workhorse that can deliver outstanding detail in low light across poorly lit conference settings without the need for disruptive flash.
When it comes to video, the lens's mechanics and high-quality glass ensure hard-to-beat clarity with absolutely no disruptive motor noise.
Events and conferences
Keynotes, panels, celebrations, activations and the moments happening between them. Photography, video or both — captured with the final use in mind.
Businesses and organizations
People at work, professional portraits and headshots, company sites and facilities, products, services and the details that show what your organization actually does. Built for websites, social media, PR, publications and ongoing marketing.
Editorial and visual storytelling
Environmental portraits, interviews and documentary-style coverage that helps tell the larger story of a person, place or organization.
What you can
hire FLK to shoot


Yep. Headshots, too.
Professional portraits and headshots for businesses, organizations and people who need to look like themselves — on a really good day.


not just some
rando with a camera
Let’s switch into first person if for no other reason than approachability is my vibe and sincere connection is always my focus. Every client. Every assignment.
You’re not hiring me just to make good-looking images. I’m a journalist and marketer who happens to carry cameras.
I know how to interview people, find the story in a room, recognize the details that matter and think about where the work is going before I shoot it.
That means I’m not just asking, “What would make a good picture?"
I’m also asking:
What are you trying to say? Who needs to hear it? And what do we need to bring back so you can keep telling that story after I leave?
Photography. Video. Interviews. Storytelling. One person thinking about the whole thing.

Have something you need captured?
Give me the basics. I’ll get back to you ASAP.

