Kylene White

Capturing Innovation Through Corporate Photography in Louisville Corporate photography is more than taking professional portraits—it’s about telling a story. Over the past few years, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with Michael Ekbudant on a meaningful project that showcases the Edison Engineering Development Program (EEDP) at GE Appliances, a Haier company in Louisville, Kentucky. The Edison Program is designed to recruit and inspire the talent, creativity, and dedication of the next generation of engineers. My role as a corporate photographer has been to capture the spirit of these incredible individuals—documenting not only their professionalism but [...]

Fall Family Photography Fall in Louisville is the perfect season for family portraits. The rich colors, crisp air, and soft evening light create a natural backdrop that feels timeless and genuine. It’s the ideal time to gather your family and capture moments you’ll want to hold onto for years. This fall, I had the pleasure of photographing Emily, Robby, and their daughter Eleanor. Their session was filled with laughter, natural moments, and the kind of connection that makes family photography so meaningful. It’s these quiet glances and joyful interactions that tell a family’s [...]

Capturing the Flavor of Louisville: A Branding Photography Session with Con Huevos At the heart of Louisville’s vibrant culinary scene, Con Huevos has become a beloved breakfast destination known for its fresh, authentic Mexican dishes. From savory huevos rancheros to their famous tres leches pancakes, this local gem offers a taste of Mexico right here in Kentucky. As a Louisville Food Photographer, there are few things more rewarding than capturing the essence of a restaurant that pours passion into every plate — and that’s exactly what we set out to do during our latest branding [...]

This family is committed to keeping the coveted area of Louisville, The Highlands, authentic with their love for historic buildings and properties. The careful restoration of an 1897 Highlands home by Sarah Mattingly and her husband, Ben Botkins returned much of its original charm while adding modern-day livability for their family of four. Many know this couple as partners in the chic Bellwether Hotel, but here is a look at where they proudly call home. Keep doing amazing things for our community Sarah and Ben! Writing by Christine Fellingham and Design by Branden Barker