Corie Farnsley's Portfolio:
PHOTOGRAPHY

As part of my training toward earning my bachelor's degree in journalism, I completed the photojournalism track of courses at Indiana University, Bloomington. I have been fortunate to have an opportunity in each of the professional positions I have held to put this passion to use.

I am most useful to companies and organizations for taking photos of events, such as community events, church services and similar instances when one wants to capture the essence of an event and its message. I am not a wedding or professional portrait photographer. My style is to capture life as it happens - unposed, real, alive.

For the design of this page, I have chosen mostly horizontal photos to share. However, I always make sure I take a good mix of both horizontal and vertical photos. You can rest assured that you will have a photo to fit your need for the perfect design of your own promotional materials and newsletters - horizontal, vertical, action facing left, facing right, wide angle, close-up and everything in between.

	Project Title: Dr. McIntyre, Redox-Reactive Reagents Details: This photo was one in a series of dozens shot of different joint ventures in which St. Francis Hospital & Health Centers is involved. The photos were used by the president of the Sisters of St. Francis Health Services, Inc. (the corporation that includes St. Francis Hospital), in a PowerPoint presentation.
	Project Title: Catheterization Lab at Indiana Heart Physicians Details: This photo was one in a series of dozens shot of different joint ventures in which St. Francis Hospital & Health Centers is involved. The photos were used by the president of the Sisters of St. Francis Health Services, Inc. (the corporation that includes St. Francis Hospital), in a PowerPoint presentation.
	Project Title: Resident profile: Tony Perona, mystery writer Details: I took this environmental photo as part of a feature article for the spring 2008 issue of Plainfield Magazine that I wrote about Tony Perona, a Plainfield author who had released his third book, a collection of short mysteries written by local authors, which he co-edited. (Photo originally published in color.)
	Project Title: Mooresvillian of the Year feature article: Dr. Dennis Knierim Details: I took this photo as part of a feature article for the spring 2008 issue of Mooresville Magazine that I wrote about Dr. Knierim, named Mooresvillian of the Year by Mooresville Chamber.
	Project Title: Plainfield Citizen of the Year feature article: Vivian Haase Details: I took this environmental photo as part of a feature article for the summer 2008 issue of Plainfield Magazine that I wrote about Vivian Haase, named Citizen of the Year by Plainfield Plus. She is an active volunteer and very devoted to her faith (shown here reading a devotional magazine).
	Project Title: Chez Jean Restaurant Francais feature article Details: I took this photo as part of a feature article for Mooresville Magazine that I wrote about Chez Jean Restaurant Francais. Here, Chef Carl Huckaby (left) and his wife, Leva, have owned Chez Jean since 1997.
	Project Title: Hendricks Civic Theatre feature article Details: I took this photo as part of an assignment for Plainfield Magazine. Here, 5-year-old Tannah (left) receives a backstage high-five from 11-year-old Mallory, both in costume for their performances in "Thumbelina" in November 2007.
	Project Title: Hendricks County Blue Star Salute (volunteer) Details: Families of our country’s servicemen and –women were honored on Saturday, May 19, 2007, with blue-star flags at the Hendricks County Blue Star Salute.
	Project Title: Hendricks County Blue Star Salute (volunteer) Details: PFC Adam Oswalt, 8/229th Aviation Regiment of the “Flying Tigers,” tells four-year-old Moscrip Richard Jr. about the workings of an Apache helicopter at the Hendricks County Blue Star Salute on Saturday. Richard is the son of Specialist Moscrip M. Richard Sr., who was based in Falluja, Iraq, at the time of this photo.
	Employer: Christ Church Cathedral Project Title: Circle at Night Details: The Cathedral rests in the center of an estimated 100,000 people who gathered on Monument Circle to watch the lighting of the city's largest Christmas tree, November 2006.
	Personal Photo Title: His Eyes Details: One of my personal favorites. This was not a paid project, but I had to share it!
	Employer: Indianapolis Parks Foundation Project Title: Sprayground Excitement Details: A boy enjoys a sprayground (water playground) at Windsor Village Park, a park at the center of a large IPF fundraising campaign.
	Employer: Indianapolis Parks Foundation Project Title: Presenters' Tour Details: Photos of the Presenters' Tour at Brookside Park being taped by WFYI TV. This is a summer camp where artists (in this case, a professional storyteller) visit day camps.
	Employer: Christ Church Cathedral Project Title: Casual Head Shots Details: I frequently took head shots of employees, clergy, members and other individuals for use in publications, online, etc.
	Employer: Christ Church Cathedral Project Title: Pansy Planting Details: Spring pansy planting in the front lawn of the Cathedral on Monument Circle.
	Employer: Christ Church Cathedral Project Title: Dancing! Details: Two women from the Hispanic congregation at CCC enjoy a live band during the celebration of the congregation's sixth anniversary.
	Employer: Christ Church Cathedral Project Title: Christmas Pageant Details: Children from the Christ Church Cathedral parish perform the Christmas story during a pageant on Christmas Eve 2006.
	Employer: Christ Church Cathedral Project Title: Girls' Choir Performs Details: Dr. Frederick Burgomaster directs the Cathedral Girls' Choir at a performance in November 2006.

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