The PR/Comm/Advertising/Whatever wars are waging on here in the big city of Louisville. And famed photographer Dan Dry is joining Power Creative as the company’s Chief Visual Officer. Dry, who has won more than 400 national and international photograph and design awards, is likely most well-known locally for his Pulitzer Prize-winning work in the Courier-Journal/A [...]

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Quite possibly the most hilarious photo ever? This is what I’d call a mayoral photo fail.

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What are you doing now that Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom is closed? [WHAS11] If you haven’t had a chance to check out Phoenix Lindsey-Hall’s latest show at the Tim Faulker Gallery, you should do so. Deep look at foreclosure. [LEO Weekly] Joe Arnold caught up with Rand Paul in a Clear Channel hallway to discuss [...]

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The National Park Service today named a photo of the Belle of Louisville as winner of the National Historic Landmark photo contest: From the press release: The National Park Service named a photo of the Belle of Louisville as first place winner of the Tenth Annual National Historic Landmarks Photo Contest.  The photograph, which shows the [...]

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Stop the presses (the few that are left working as the newspaper industry – specifically the C-J – dies a hard, cold death in these techie times)! The Courier-Journal’s John Mura just sent the most hilarious email: Name: John Mura Email: jmura@courier-journal.com Subject: courier-journal front page in your header Message: Jake, please remove the header [...]

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What a great photograph: Courtesy Matt Jolley Can you believe this is in Louisville?

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One of the cooler parts of the Idea Festival this week is a project by local photographer Leslie Lyons, who wants you to wear your most provocative t-shirt down to the 21C Hotel on Thursday so she can take your photo. It’s called Talking Back. As Lyons explained, one of the featured subjects from Louisville [...]

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One thing we can all agree on — America is a wonderful place to live. So I hope you’re getting out and celebrating. Meanwhile, here’s some things to think about that make America great… Chicken on Crutches: In its ongoing efforts to point out KFC’s cruelty to chickens, PETA wants to put up a statue [...]

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Did you a double-take when you saw this ad in LEO this week? Were you wondering what a scantily-clad, obviously pregnant bride would be used to promote? If you answered, “bachelor parties at a gun range,” of course, you were right on target. The ad is for a Crestwood business that hopes to attract parties [...]

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We’re on the patio at the Gardiner Lane Heine Bros. because, well, it was impossible to stay indoors any longer. Join us at the Dan Dry photo exhibit at the ArtXP Gallery in Butchertown tonight. Meanwhile, here’s some stuff to end the week on…. Posing for Vogue: Fashion photographers for magazines like Vogue are probably [...]

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