ABOUT Karson Krause

Karson Krause is a Photographer, Creative Director, and sales expert in the Digital World based in Tempe, Arizona, born in Mesa, and raised in Chandler. Karson was taken to a different perspective on just how powerful capturing memories in time can be in 2020, at Perry High School, where fine arts teacher, Mr. Scott Lundahl, opened up an entirely new life to explore.

The Canon Rebel t7i was the first camera put into his hands, and these days, that habit stays an obsession. Through years of constant dedication, ideas and personal styles were created, evolved, and made a reality, that being KDK Productions.

Karson is a Freelance Portrait, Landscape, and Press Photographer. Feel free to inquire below:

Black and white portrait of a young man with tousled hair, light eyes, and facial hair, looking directly at the camera.

KDK Productions

It all starts with what people see. Whether you're trying to launch a business, promote a clothing line, or spread the word, KDK Productions can help, fully believing in the best possible outcome. We are here for your needs.

Silhouette of a man with glasses and a chain necklace sitting on a chair near a window with curtains, backlit by natural light.
Close-up of a human eye with a purple and white iris, looking straight ahead, surrounded by skin and eyelashes.
A black and white photograph of a person taking a self-portrait in a decorative mirror, with one eye closed and holding a camera up to their face, wearing a checkered shirt and a headband.

Exploring the

Self Portraiture

Nighttime scene on a parking lot with multiple people standing or sitting, all wearing checkered shirts, with shadows cast by overhead lights. There is a fence in the foreground and utility boxes.

In any situation, something is always possible. Anything from a spoon dropping on the ground to a knife running through your hand, something is always possible. A self-portrait to me means a lot more than a self-portrait of a face, nothing for the Physical features, but when does the mentality of a human affect the outside world? It can happen in a photo, from the bags under someone’s eyes to the scab that took a while to heal; it all shows time and effort.

A person with glasses, a bandana, and casual clothing lying on a black leather couch in a dimly lit, cozy restaurant or cafe, writing in a notebook.
Black and white profile portrait of a man with a beard, wearing wireless earbuds and a chain necklace, against a dark background.