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Casey Johnson Photography

North Alabama based amateur landscape and urban photographer. You'll find me outside somewhere with my camera!

10/17/2026

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater from a few weeks ago! This house is near Ohiopyle State Park in Pennsylvania which is a little over an hour south of Pittsburgh. I was in the area for photo scouting and to visit friends.

I would have loved to have been there about a month later for maximum fall colors, and I hated I caught the house with a partial paint job on the exterior. But it was still great to finally see such an iconic piece of architecture and American history.

10/08/2026

Photos from the Patches and Stitches gig at Mad Malts Brewery last Saturday night!

09/29/2026

Huntsville Photographic Society's monthly competition was tonight with the theme being Still Life. Another theme I considered out of my comfort zone because there are only so many photos of bowls of fruit or vases full of flowers one can take. And there were plenty of those, but also some incredibly creative and beautiful photos.

I decided no photos I staged, even after buying a light box and having one given to me. I wanted still life photos I did not arrange.

The judge was a local university art professor and is really great with her judging. She clearly was a fan of all 4 of my photos because they all placed. A first for me in the club. Honestly, blown away.

I submitted one black and white digital photo, 2 color digital photos, and 1 color print. Click on each photo to see how they placed!

09/07/2026

A few photos from Ohio State's season opener versus Ball State, a close game 56-3. 1st time to Columbus, Ohio and the campus. All photos taken with my Lumix L10 point and shoot camera.

08/25/2026

Huntsville Photographic Society's monthly competition was last night with the theme being Street Photography. This was particularly tough because I just don't have a lot of experience in capturing everyday life and candid moments in public places. All unstaged moments with people, strangers. The judge was tough too, a professor of photography and a street photographer. He detailed the decisive moment in photography, and why it was important in street photography.

I submitted 2 digital color photos and 2 black and white photos.

My photo of a family at Land's End in Cornwall, UK won 1st place in Digital Color.

And then, my photo of Santa Claus walking down a street in downtown Huntsville, Alabama received an honorable mention, as well as my Digital Black and White photo of a jogger on a crosswalk casting a shadow in downtown Huntsville, Alabama.

08/23/2026

Join me at the Hear to Be Seen event at The Orion Amphitheater on Wednesday September 2nd from 5 to 8pm to celebrate North Alabama artists with an evening of art, conversation, and live music. My photo of Music By Sylvia will be 1 of 28 photos of local artists on display that night!

I'm humbled to be included in this event! Kudos to all the artists involved, and thanks to the Huntsville Music Office, WLRH 89.3 FM/HD, Huntsville Museum of Art, The Orion Amphitheater, and Shedrick Pelt for putting on such an amazing event!

08/08/2026

I have been trying to get this shot for years. Just needed a bit of haze or smoke or whatever to make it happen. Sunrise this morning!

08/05/2026

The Orion Amphitheater has called upon artists, photographers and musicians to collaborate on a photo session for the Hear to Be Seen exhibition. After some prodding, I took some photos of friend Sylvia Dean at Madison County Nature Trail last weekend, and one of those photos made the cut. Only 28 photos were selected from local artists! My photo of Sylvia sitting on a rock at Madison County Nature Trail will be displayed at Orion, then Huntsville Museum of Art, and Huntsville City Hall.

The other photos in the set were taken at Bridge Street at the underground parking garage. As a non portrait photographer, this is exciting to me. I just don't take photos of people if I can help it! I don't have flashes, softboxes, backdrops, or anything like that. And people are more difficult than a waterfall or a mountain range. Anyway, we spent an hour at Bridge Street and then probably 20 minutes at the Nature Trail before the rain came in. I learned a lot.

Here's the photo and a few others we considered along the way

07/28/2026

Huntsville Photographic Society's monthly competition was tonight with the theme being Open but the photo had to be taken after April 1st of this year. My photo of a canola farm near Decatur, Alabama won 1st place in Color Print, and my photo of a canola field surrounding an old oak tree in Madison, Alabama won an honorable mention in Digital Color.

Two other photos did not place.

05/26/2026

Huntsville Photographic Society's monthly competition was last night with the theme being Architecture. My photo of the New River Gorge bridge in West Virginia covered in fog during fall received an Honorable Mention in digital color. Here are all 4 entries - 2 color prints, 1 digital color, and 1 digital black and white. Next month's theme is portraits of people.

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