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Still the Friendly Skies; ‘Finny’
by John Rogers on May.13, 2012, under Airlines and Airports, Commercial Photography, Corporate Photography, HDR, Portraits
United Airlines had one of the truly great ad slogans of all time. After all, most people over 20 can complete the sentence; “Fly the friendly skies of …”.
I believe it struck a chord with the American psyche because almost above all else, humans want to connect. People want a pleasant ‘friendly’ experience regardless of their endeavor, but especially when they travel. The bottom line is happy employees, make friendly employees & friendly employees make customers want to return.
You may never meet Finny because he is usually on the ramp loading your luggage on to the aircraft. But he is probably smiling; still glad to be part of ‘The Friendly Skies’ of United.
2011 Lone Star Rod & Kustom Roundup Hot Rod
by John Rogers on Apr.15, 2012, under Car Photography, HDR
Yesterday & went & hung out with a friend, and a few thousand strangers and shot lots of photos of a ton of amazing cars at the annual Austin Lone Star Rod & Kustom Car Roundup. So many amazing creations. The Hot Rod in the photo and the car in the background were both custom built by Boerne Stage out of Boerne Tx. Truly Amazing. You can see a few more examples of my car photography here.
Congratulations Ben, Class of 2012
by John Rogers on Apr.12, 2012, under Family Portraits, HDR, People, Portraits
Senior sessions are fun. This is one of Ben’s senior photos. Ben is a very soon to be graduate of a local Austin High School. If you happen to be a central Texas follower of mine and know anyone in the class of 2013 that might be interested in being one of my limited Senior Models. Please have them contact me.
The Wildflowers are Blooming in Texas!
by John Rogers on Mar.24, 2012, under HDR, Travel, Wildflowers
It’s springtime in Texas and it looks like it’s going to be a great season for wildflowers. Last year was pretty dismal due to the extreme drought we are going through. However, lots of February rain is bringing March flowers… You can see more of my wildflower photographs here.



