 Biography
Casey
Wilson was born and raised in Wichita, Kansas. He received
his first degree in Photography from Colorado Institute of Art
located in Denver. While studying at CIA, Casey worked as an intern
for Rich Clarkson and Associates, a prominent photography company
specializing in sports photography. There Casey was able to
pursue one of his favorite subjects for his art: sports. He
worked as team photographer for the Colorado Rockies, the Denver
Broncos, and worked for NCAA Photography. Casey then moved
to Lawrence, Kansas where he was able to further pursue sports
photography while freelancing for the Lawrence Journal-World, Reuters,
and ALLSPORT.
During this time, Casey covered a number of area sporting events
including Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals games.
After leaving Lawrence, Casey moved to Emporia, Kansas as a fulltime
photographer for the Emporia Gazette. He is now a student pursuing
a second degree in business. The move enabled him to pursue a subject
that is now his true passion, the natural setting of the great plains
of Kansas. Now working on his own, Casey is able to explore and capture
the beauty of the wildlife, landscapes, sunsets and unpredictable weather
that are so unique to Kansas and to the central plains. Casey enjoys
the tranquility of nature, and he takes pride in the natural beauty
and diverse subject matter that Kansas provides for his work.
Achievements
and Publications
Ugly Dog Hunting 2005
Moundridge Telephone Book 2005
The Upland Almanac 2005
Shooting Sportsman 2005
The Upland Almanac 2004,
Time.com 2001, KU Endowment 2000,
Denver Bronco Magazine for Season Ticket Holders 1998,
Denver Broncos Super
Season II Magazine 1998, Denver Magazine 1999, Rockies Magazine,
1999.
Best
Graduating Portfolio in Photojournalism (CIA), 1999
Education
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas
Degree to be Awarded - June 2006
Associates of Applied Science Degree in Photography
The Colorado Institute of Art, Denver,
Colorado
Degree Awarded - June 1999
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