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Manti Temple pictures by Dane Shakespeare

Historic Architecture

The LDS Manti Temple in Manti, UT after a rainstorm. After doing a shoot for a client in Salt Lake City, I decided to take the scenic back roads to St. George (the long way) and was lucky enough to get a shot of this beautiful structure built in 1888.  Interestingly enough, the picture was...
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Grafton Cemetry - Dane Shakespear

Ghost Town Cemetery

A ghost town cemetery after a rain storm.
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Photo by Dane Shakespeare

St. George, Utah at Sunrise

A photo of St. George from a neighborhood near my home.
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Native Dancer by Dane Shakespear

Tribal Gathering Photo Shoot

Over the weekend I attended a Native American powwow gathering in Southern Utah to shoot some photos for a client.  An amazing assortment of colors throughout all of the dancers costumes.  There were tribes represented from all over the southwest. 
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Photographing business owners

The Temptation of Being Too Commercial

Diluting your business, product, your website, your marketing materials, etc. to make them appear more “commercial” will just make people like them less. It seems to be the “default” mode of doing things for businesses trying to climb to the top. The thought is that “bigger is better”, so tremendous efforts are made to look big...
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Swimmer

Indoor Vs. Outdoor Sports Photograpy

Sports that take place indoors such as basketball, volleyball, and swimming are sometime hard to shoot – even with fast cameras and lenses. Most indoor gymnasiums and pools are designed for the sport, not for the photographers shooting them.  Here is a shot from a race in an outdoor pool.  Even though most races and...
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Soccer

This is one of those “just about to lose the light” situations. Like with football, girl’s soccer in the fall will generally have a short window of decent light on the field. This was taken with a 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 zoom which has great range, but is only useful for sports with good light.
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Snowmobile jumping

When You’ve Only Got an iPhone…

I’ve said before how hard it is sometimes to decide what camera equipment to bring along – if any at all.  Sometimes you want to take photos of the location, sometimes you just want to be on vacation.  This was one of those “I’ll leave it all home” moments.  
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Football Players in Advertisement

A Test of the Big Canon Lenses

After using a Canon 300mm f/2.8 prime for sports action shots, I wanted to see what a 400mm f/2.8 prime performed like on the field.  Often you get in spots that you wished you had a little more reach. I had the chance to give the 400mm a try for a game I was trying...
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Rain on Rocks photo

Rain On the Rocks

Sometimes you just don’t notice features of a landscape until something happens to show you a new angle.  This image was taken just after a rainfall on a road I drive by ever day.  This day, I noticed, stopped and took some shots.  
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About Me

About Me
I am a former owner and founder of an Anti-Terrorist, Cargo Tracking Software company for airlines.

I have spent my career leveraging marketing, technology & psychologyto promote high-end services.

For the last 13 years I have focused my work on Business Development for Residential Treatment Centers, and Global Product Development.

Essential Books

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80/20 Sales and Marketing
August 3, 2019
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Trust Me I’m Lying – Confessions of a Media Manipulator
July 30, 2019
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Blue Ocean Strategy
June 6, 2019

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“He rebranded our company, fixed our marketing, and got us noticed and absorbed by an Italian manufacturer. He knows his stuff.”
– Ray Lopez, Blackhawk Armory


“As a direct result of Dane’s insights and intuition we are generating an additional $350,000 per year that we would have never seen.” – Joel Bauer


“I’ve worked Dane on several of my projects over the past 15 years and can confidently say he knows how to compete in tough markets.” – Martin Howey


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