Dave Kaup Photography

Embargoed by the west following the 1958 Revolution, Cubans try to keep their legacy American 1950's cars on the road, usually as taxis handed down generation to generation. Often these classic cars are now powered by Japanese diesel engines after their original motors wore out with American spare parts unobtainable.

Mira Mdivani is an attorney who specializes in immigration law with Klamann & Hubbard, P.A. Besides being a wonderful person, Mira's subtle smile made for my favorite portrait for The Kansas City Business Journal.

A sliver of sunlight burns through the clouds shortly after an obscured Totality during the 2017 Eclipse.

Patrouille de France aerobatics team flies over the Liberty Memorial on the 100th anniversary of America's entry into World War I.

D Battery, First of the 129th Field Artillery Battalion, commanded by Harry S. Truman during World War I, fires a salute during the commemoration of America's entry into The Great War.

A young boy looks at the flames during a candlelight vigil for an Indian victim of a hart crime.

Robotic arms weld Chevy and Buick bodies at the GM Fairfax plant.

Little remains of the Greensburg, Kansas High School other than the front entrance following a 2007 night-time tornado that devastated the town.

While celebrating winning the 1985 World Series, Kansas City Royals' third baseman George Brett sweeps pitcher Bret Saberhagen off his feet as first baseman Steve Balboni rushes the mound to share the moment.

A windmill is dwarfed by wind turbines near Hays, KS along I-35. Both are powered by the abundant Kansas wind. 

A human hand greets  "Wilber" , a pot-bellied piglet as a jealous Chihuahua looks on before the "Chihuahua Parade", an attempt to beat the dog parade record of 603 in Tokyo. The Kansas City event drew 492 dogs of all breeds, plus a few other species.