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The University of Kansas’ crimson and blue seen reflected in a collection of sousaphones from the Marching Jayhawks band prior to the October 16th,...
Let me interrupt my series of Cotton Bowl pictures with an image of another marching band. I’m up in Lawrence, Kansas this weekend to visit my elder...
Let’s stay with drum majors today. During 2019, I was also fortunate to be able to photograph the University of Kansas Marching Jayhawks (where my elder...
The Oread Hotel and University of Kansas Campanile seen just as the sun sets over Lawrence, Kansas during Thanksgiving week, 2020.
The Campanile at the University of Kansas in Lawrence seen reflected on the surface of Potter Lake.
The main entrance to Strong Hall on Jayhawk Blvd, the main thoroughfare through the campus of the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Given the imposing...
Our Thanksgiving road trip to Kansas was pretty isolated, as you would expect given the pandemic situation and the fact that pretty much everything is closed....
Most of the news seems to be negative right now so perhaps this light-hearted image from the archives will help cheer a few people up. Here’s a spirited...
The drumline of the University of Kansas Marching Jayhawks seen prior to the home game against Indiana State on Saturday, August 31st, 2019. Find more...
The main reason for my trip up to Kansas last weekend was to deliver a load of furniture to Cameron. His previously-empty apartment now feels more cozy....
One of the University of Kansas Marching Jayhawks sousaphone players seen reflected in the bell of her instrument during rehearsal on Friday, August 30th,...
I had a bit of a change last weekend as I spent Saturday taking pictures of crimson and blue rather than burnt orange. I was on a dorm furniture delivery...
Slawson Hall is the home of the “Earth, Energy and Environment Center” at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. This is another shot taken...
We’re just back from a four day trip to Kansas to drop our eldest off at his new school. It was my first trip to the state and I came away very impressed...
