Faden Photography

Faden Photography Sean Faden is a Lincoln, Nebraska-based photographer that specializes in portraits, travel, and wildlife.

Took a little mental journey back to Port Chalmers, New Zealand (near Dunedin) today to edit a few more favorite shots o...
08/11/2026

Took a little mental journey back to Port Chalmers, New Zealand (near Dunedin) today to edit a few more favorite shots of the seals. If you get a chance, go.

A weekend full of catching up with family in the panhandle. Got some hiking in at Scottsbluff National Monument. ...
08/04/2026

A weekend full of catching up with family in the panhandle. Got some hiking in at Scottsbluff National Monument.

A young robin fell from its nest in our backyard this morning. Mom eventually swooped in with breakfast, cautiously watc...
07/28/2026

A young robin fell from its nest in our backyard this morning. Mom eventually swooped in with breakfast, cautiously watching for intruders.

EAA AirVenture week. Sharing some favorites from past shows. EAA - The Spirit of Aviation
07/22/2026

EAA AirVenture week. Sharing some favorites from past shows. EAA - The Spirit of Aviation

Mono In Stereo at Shakedown Street
07/19/2026

Mono In Stereo at Shakedown Street

Jericho Strays rockin’ Shakedown Street in Benson.
07/19/2026

Jericho Strays rockin’ Shakedown Street in Benson.

I've been spending a lot of time curating my library to find my voice as a photographer. This downtown Minneapolis stree...
07/17/2026

I've been spending a lot of time curating my library to find my voice as a photographer. This downtown Minneapolis street scene first caught my eye because of how the light streaked through the buildings on that bitter cold morning. But then I noticed the light also highlighting two distinct ways that different people start their day. Title: Contrasting Routines.

Beautiful skies over Ottertail Lake, Minnesota.
07/14/2026

Beautiful skies over Ottertail Lake, Minnesota.

Attending my first youth baseball game in many years, a few things caught my attention. The new surface around the pitch...
06/26/2026

Attending my first youth baseball game in many years, a few things caught my attention. The new surface around the pitching mound and home plate. I like how it jumps when pitches bounce off of it. Guessing it was conceived out of concern for clean uniforms and safety. Speaking of safety, I found the absolute safest spot at a youth baseball game is by that sign in the second shot.

Truth be told, I coached baseball for 25+ years starting in high school. I love the atmosphere. The mix of energy and confusion of players trying to grasp this complex new game. And the best is the lightbulbs that go off as each kid discovers the rhythm and flow of the game. Hats off to all the parents that endure the early years of this sport. The reward of more exciting, emotional, hard-fought games are just around the corner.

Play ball.

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