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By Mark A. Philbrick and Jaren Wilkey/BYU Photo A few months back we were approached by our dance department to create a poster for their upcoming concert. One of the featured numbers involved students dancing in the rain so we thought that would make the perfect poster, as long as we provided the rain. In

This year we tried to create a really unique image for the annual “Christmas Around the World” Concert with the BYU Folk Dancers Company. We wanted to shoot directly down on a group of dancers with some fog and lots of different colored lights. The best way to do this was to attach our camera

As part of the New Student Orientation the Office of First-Year Experience put together a giant “Y” made up of about 4000 incoming freshman. Check out the time-lapse video below:

Bella Torgerson is not only a great student photographer in our office, but she can also also pull off the toughest modeling gigs. We were tasked with creating a photo illustration for a news release on the increase of profanity in teen literature. I wanted to get a look of extreme shock as she was

Track and Field is not generally viewed as a dangerous sport, but every once in a while crazy things happen. That was the case on Saturday at the Robison Invitational when BYU’s Katy Andrews was competing in the 3000 Meter Steeplechase and got tripped up while attempting to jump the water barrier. She went head

This week we released a video that we shot of the BYU Mathlete team. They are one of the best teams in the nation and we were scratching our heads trying to figure out how we could tell their story. Check out what we came up with:

Recently we’ve done a lot of fun shoots with water. Just a few months ago we shot a poster for the BYU Swim Team and loved how the images turned out. One of the coolest shots was of Brandon Watson spinning during a dive and seeing the water fly off in all directions. Dave Broberg,