photography

Chris Owens grew up in Indiana as a motorsports fan and a photography enthusiast, but never imagined where his passions would take him “back home.” Here, the head photographer at Indianapolis Motor Speedway describes a day in the life during the month of May.

As road conditions improve, it has us wondering: Will there be another snow day this season?

The latest trend in interactive attractions makes you the artwork.

The Monthly Weekly chats with the veteran photojournalist about his December feature.

Picture me rollin’.

‘Campus Canines’ is all shining coats and wiggling butts and wet noses and fetching red bandanas and big clumsy paw—pooch “person”-ality in spades—set against golden-hour backdrops of Bloomington limestone, hardwoods, and flowers.

Set your filter to “Willow.” Visit these rustic photogenic landmarks on your next Indiana roadtrip.

“There were rules in those days. People didn’t just cut off other people’s heads.”

All proceeds go to help the photographer and her husband adopt a child.

The convenience of pulling out a device makes it too easy to snap everything.

Assuming that Andrew Luck would show up sporting his famous neckbeard, John Bragg prepped for the event by inviting his hirsute buddies into the studio for trial runs to see how the lighting would play on their whiskers.

Most of the photos are shot with wide-angle lenses, capturing the timeless architecture along with the sweeping beauty each season brings the iconic Midwest campus.

It’ll be a while before these new favorite snapshots grow old.

Says the artist, “If my pictures have a message, it’s an organic message. It’s not like I set out to improve rights for LGBT people.”