Paul Hundley Photo\Graphics

10/23/2025

Hi, everyone! I'm proud to announce that my latest photography project is now live on a client's website. It's a hole-by-hole tour of my home course, a project we decided to pursue less than a month ago. After clicking on the link below, scroll down the page past the scorecard and course map to the "Hole-by-Hole Tour." We'd love your feedback.

Public course with private club perks—bent grass, full practice area, clubhouse, and more near Milwaukee.

05/23/2017

A big thank you to everyone who visited our Golf Shop yesterday afternoon for the book signing featuring, from near to far behind the table, Dana Fry (architect), Paul Hundley (photographer) and Gary D'Amato (author). It was a fun atmosphere, with the anticipation of Wisconsin's first U.S. Open palpable.

The book is still available in our online store: https://shoperinhills.com/collections/accessories/products/erin-hills-host-of-the-2017-u-s-open-championship

05/16/2017

North America's most dramatic golf course photography. Erin Hills photographs by Paul Hundley. Erin Hills has been named to host the 2017 US Open Championship.

04/17/2017

04/17/2017

2 weeks ago photographed House on the Rock Resort (including a wonderful old Robert Trent Jones

05/06/2015

Creation of an 11′ by 20′ wall mural; post #1 of 3: “The image file.” http://wp.me/p3ufdQ-3C

First, the tease. These three posts will take you through the process of converting this blank Golf Shop wall: into this: (To be clear, my photo is not actually a part of the mural; I'm just standing in front of it.) When Sentryworld first approached me last fall about creating a mural to cover one entire wall of their golf shop, my very first thoughts concerned the size and the quality of the image file from which the print would be made. [ 1429 more words. ]

04/26/2015

After months of planning, painstaking Photoshop editing and testing, the Sentryworld GC 11 foot by 20 foot mural is finished printing and will be installed onto their Golf Shop wall next week. The mural was printed on 3 horizontal panels, each of them 42" high by 20' long. We'll apply the bottom panel first and work our way up the wall. Watch for details of that process sometime next week. For now, here is a time-lapse video of the first (top) panel coming off of my printer.

04/26/2015

After months of planning, painstaking Photoshop editing and printer testing, I've finished printing the 11 foot by 20 foot mural for Sentryworld Golf Club, and it will be installed on their Golf Shop wall next week. The mural was printed on 3 horizontal panels, each one 42" tall by 20 feet long. We'll install the bottom panel first and work our way up the wall. Watch for details on that installation. Until then, here is a time-lapse video of the top panel as it come out of my printer.

08/12/2014

Gigapan trials: Port Washington Harbor http://wp.me/p3ufdQ-3s

Over the winter I invested in a new piece of photo equipment called a Gigapan. It’s a device which allows the creation of very wide panoramic images using telephoto lenses. Yes, that sounds like a contradiction, but it’s done by selecting a… [ 675 more words. ]

04/22/2014

What we’re doing for entertainment these days http://wp.me/p3ufdQ-3j

This Earth Day sunrise marks the 8th consecutive morning that we’ve had the incredible good fortune to watch a pair of Great Horned Owl fledglings being raised in a tree not more than 100 feet from our back door. We’ve learned a lot about… [ 156 more words. ]

01/19/2014

My latest blog post: http://wp.me/s3ufdQ-183

One of the factors which greatly increases the odds of a photo session bring productive is the experience of the photographer in being able to look at current weather conditions and the weather for...

01/07/2014

An educational morning http://wp.me/p3ufdQ-2O

I learned several things this morning: It’s more comfortable in a warm bed under a down comforter than stepping out of your car at the top of a Lake Michigan bluff into -55° to -65° wind chill conditions. Apparently no … Continue… [ 76 more words. ]