A short portrait of a nature photographer.
Lauren Grant is a Des Moines food writer and culinary scientist.
A week in Denver with good friends and good light.
A father and daughter bake cookies together on a Sunday afternoon.
Next Course is a branch of the Food Recovery Network at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. Students and faculty work to reduce food waste by donating leftover dining center food to local shelters and pantries.
A movement film set to a song by Kishi Bashi.
Anna shows off her pizza-making skills, with a few dance moves thrown in.
A trip to Mackinac Island on Lake Huron in northern Michigan.
A portrait of early winter in the hills of central Iowa.
A short movement film inspired by the attraction of insects to sources of light.
A short tour of Iceland through eyes.
A music sessions series set in an art loft in downtown Des Moines.
A man rummages through the boxes of a broken past.
A group of friends hike through the Black Hills, a 2.5 million acre ponderosa pine forest in southwest South Dakota.
The Adventures of Mary is a follow-behind film about a few backyard adventures in Mankato, Minnesota and the Twin Cities.
A group of friends spend a spring break in the east Rocky Mountains of Colorado.
Two souls weave through the rooms of a gutted 1900s hotel to Cold Wave by Dear Criminals.
When you cross North Rampart Street into New Orleans’ French Quarter, you enter a world of overflowing life and sound. The walls that enclose this district incubated the growth of jazz music in its infancy, and one can sense that all the layers of paint have been made powerful by generations of brass commotion ricocheting off them.
The sounds and sites of the windy city in under a minute.
Hannah and Greg welcome their newborn baby son, Oliver, home for the first time.
Some friends disconnect and enjoy a kayak camping trip for 4 nights and 40 miles down the Buffalo River in northern Arkansas.
In the time I’ve been friends with Linzi and Gooi, I watched them meet, fall in love, and eventually get married. Shortly after their wedding, they had a small reception with close friends and family.
A story about depression, told in six chapters and 3000 miles.