Joshua Komer

05/14/2026

From 2018-2021 I had the chance to film artist in the Charlotte area for The Charlotte Observer. The last couple years I held off on sharing them again because I’ve refined my filming style but after looking back at all of the amazing painters I wanted to share their stories again.

First of this series is Tommie Robinson. One of the most accomplished local artists in the area and the first black man to be a part of the Charlotte Art Guild.

02/01/2026

I hope everyone had a great snow day! Donuts go well with winter weather. #958

11/28/2024

My lil man is growing like a w**d!

Thankful for this year and all it’s brought. Life has changed forever, for the better.

03/28/2022

I had the privilege to cover this year's Fight for Air Climb in Charlotte for .

Check out my post of top photos I took for the event.

Here are some of the top photos I took for the ALA Fight for air Climb 2022. To see so many people come out and support the ALA’s mission was really inspiring. If you would like to download t…

03/02/2022

Opening night for Providence Baseball! It's a sign that spring is near

03/31/2021

Waiting for the rain to let up

12/29/2020

Follow the light 💡

Having a great time snowboarding with my sis ! The whole sibling crew will be here next year.

01/23/2020

Here's the latest piece I shot for the Observer. The article by Danielle Chemtob dives into who may be benefiting from federal tax breaks for development. I got a chance to shoot video and photos of a local voice in Charlotte and Stephanie Bueno produced and edited the video. Be sure to read it!

Opportunity Zones offer big tax break for investors who put money into low-income neighborhoods. Charlotte advocates ask: who is the opportunity for?

01/08/2020

Latest video for the Observer! Really great talking with Sean Mason and experiencing his talent as a jazz pianist

12/11/2019

Here's my latest video I did for the Observer on how Morganton is making a comeback. Check it out!

The Morganton, North Carolina, area lost tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs. But new shops, nightlife and restaurants are reinvigorating its downtown. And small manufacturers hope to redefine the industry.