I found out earlier this week that One Kings Lane wished to bring me back for another of their famous sales events – which is live NOW and ends Sunday December 10. They are featuring three of my photographs including the Venezuelan Village print HERE, Saris, India print HERE, and my Surf Beetle, Hawaii print [...]
Its been a big honor to be a featured emerging artist this week on One Kings Lane. For those of you that missed it you can still see a cool short video by Bill Powers owner of Half Gallery and Exhibition A. A quote from the site and screen shot below: EMERGING ARTISTS Talent Acquisition - We love [...]
It was a beautiful spring day hiking with my bride-to-be (although I didn’t know that at the time), on Eagle Creek trail outside of Portland, Oregon. Moments after I snapped this frame a giant dead tree careened over the falls and almost took out my future wife! Fortunately the fates had a different plan for [...]
One of the great honors of my life has been the chance to work with, and be mentored by National Geographic photographer Flip Nicklin. Generous with his knowledge and always quick with a smile, Flip taught me by example how to work smarter rather than harder and to always be ready for the moment [...]
he said “We decided to find a place to live that we absolutely loved, and once we found that place, we made it work financially.”
Thanks to a recommendation from a friend, in early December I found myself on the side of a volcano at 11,141 feet on the Big Island of Hawaii photographing a story for the New York Times. The story revolves around the research facility and dedicated staff that has been taking continuous measurements of CO2 in the [...]
Before I attended college in the mid 1990’s, I lived on the Crow Indian reservation in Montana helping to run an after school youth center. During my time there I became dear friends with a Crow Indian musician named Kenny Pretty on Top, who has just released his first Christian & Gospel album titled Beautiful [...]
A Kingston Images shot of rock climbing at Trout Creek, Oregon was recently featured in National Geographic’s online gallery. For any rock climbers out there planning travel to Oregon, Trout Creek is a must. A long approach hike with a short burly uphill section at the final leg rewards you with stellar splitter cracks in [...]
2008 was designated the “International Year of the Potato” by the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization. According to Jacques Diouf, the Director-General of the FAO, “The potato is on the frontline in the fight against world hunger and poverty.” I produced the above image while living in Tamil Nadu, teaching photography at Light and Life Academy, [...]
Cross posted from the Aurora News blog here. August 17th, 2009 Aurora photographer Jonathan Kingston’s image of a pair of boots recovered from a German battlefield was published recently in the June 2009 edition of National Geographic. The boots (whose original owner is currently unknown) are being used by the Joint POW-MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) [...]
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