Tag: LEO Weekly
Tag: LEO Weekly
The 2017 Kentuckiana Pride Parade
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) community and their friends, family and supporters walked and lined Main Street from Floyd Street to the Belvedere for the Kentuckiana Pride Parade, Saturday June 16, 2017 in Louisville, Ky.
LEO Weekly: UofL Baseball Star Brendan McKay
Today the LEO Weekly published a story by Creig Ewing on UofL’s star pitcher/hitter Brendan McKay, UofL’s Major League Baseball double threat Brendan McKay that I shot at a cold Friday night game in April. It was the first time I’d shot baseball in ages! I had to walk back to the car for my jacket after the second inning
Protesting Pence – LEO Weekly story and photos
Chanelle Helm, a Black Lives Matter of Louisville organizer, delivers her message to protesters gathered in front of Indivisible Kentucky’s Save My Care Bus. Groups protest the Republican Party’s proposed changes to the Affordable Care Act during a visit by Vice President Mike Pence with Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin and business leaders Saturday, March 11, 2017 at Trane Parts and
Lonely in the kitchen: Restaurant worker shortage hits Louisville
“Lonely in the kitchen: Restaurant worker shortage hits Louisville,” about finding employees for the restaurants we enjoy in Louisville.
New Faces of Hope, breaking the prison cycle
Here’s hope for a solution to chronic recidivism using the model provided by New Legacy Reentry Corporation.
“Families Behind Bars: The Cycle of Imprisonment” by Michael L. Jones
Inmate Keslie Bailey is interviewed Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2016 at Louisville Metro Corrections Headquarters by Michael Jones. (Photo by Brian Bohannon) I shot the photos for the story published in the Jan. 20, 2016 issue of the LEO Weekly, “Families Behind Bars: The Cycle of Imprisonment” by Michael L. Jones. I worked with Michael on this piece on the the
FOP Action Protest
Kabira Hakini holds a shirt that reads, “My blackness is not a weapon,” during the FOP Action protest outside Louisville Metro Police Headquarters at Seventh and Jefferson Streets, June 22, 2015, at City Hall. The shooting, the letter and the protest Protesters gathered outside the Louisville Metro Police Department in response to the open letter in the Courier-Journal by Sgt.
Face To Face Community Forum
Tom Moffett, a member of the Kentucky Alliance against Racist and Political Repression, tells Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad that after seeing video of the confrontation between Deng Manyoun and Officer Nathan Blanford, “even he would not have been scared,” at the “Face-To-Face” Community Form sponsored by Louisville Metro District 6 Councilman David A. James at the 4th Street
LEO – American Slaves, Inc.
A photo essay to accompany Michael L. Jones’ feature story on American Slaves, Inc., it’s founder Norris Shelton and the First Church of American Slaves. The story appeared on the cover of the Nov. 16, 2011 issue of the LEO Weekly in Louisville, Ky. [photoshelter-gallery g_id=”G00004kodCJeA4Ls” g_name=”LEO-American-Slaves-Inc” f_show_caption=”t” f_show_slidenum=”t” img_title=”casc” pho_credit=”iptc” f_link=”t” f_enable_embed_btn=”t” f_send_to_friend_btn=”t” f_fullscreen=”t” f_bbar=”t” f_show_watermark=”t” f_htmllinks=”t” f_mtrx=”t” fsvis=”f”
Brian has covered all seven years of our annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards. I also asked him to document what took place at the Ali Center in the days following Muhammad’s passing. I trust Brian for the big projects. He is easy to work with and always delivers.
Brian was my primary photographer for about 5 years at Prep Magazine. The quality of all his photos was first rate and he collaborated very well with other contributors to the publication. Brian became an excellent food photographer during our time working together, which is an acquired specialty. I would highly recommend Brian Bohannon for any photography work.
Brian was great to work with. He was professional, exceptionally prepared, attentive to our needs, unobtrusive to our guests, and his photos are fabulous!
As the editor of a monthly publication, I worked with Brian for over 7 years on countless assignments. He goes above and beyond to get the perfect photo, whether shooting on deadline for publication, capturing the highlights at a corporate event or posing a senior for a casual portrait. Brian is an excellent photojournalist, is great with people, and is prompt and reliable to a fault. Hire him.
Brian was professional, prompt and wonderful at answering questions. He turned in great photos that we will be using in both our print and online publications. Great experience!
As a performer, I need my head shots updated fairly regularly. Brian has done two excellent shoots for me, is very pleasant to work with, and I'd recommend him for any photo job.
Brian captured my grandson’s Muhammad Ali themed birthday party at The Ali Center! He was punctual, fun to work with and willing to take pics at an additional location! We received the digitals in less than 72 hours and very reasonably priced!
I needed some head shots on a tight deadline. Mr. Bohannon was able to accommodate me on short notice. He was very professional and detail oriented. He also gave me plenty of photo options.
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