Bill Howard's Raging Photos

Bill Howard's Raging Photos See the albums that feature my work here. Contact me for services. Also see on Instagram! Minor editing is available

These photos are sort of an archive of much of my adulthood, mostly since the advent of the digital photography age. At times some of my ancient work could be scanned and stuck here. Through the years I’ve owned many different cameras, some decent and some not so decent. The photos within here are products of those cameras, both good and bad. Also please check out my Instagram and Flickr photos pa

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--Senior pictures
--Class pictures
--Individual pictures
--Models
--Bo***ir
--Bands/Groups
--Concerts
--Tattoo work
--Weddings
--Parties
--Sporting events
--Motorsports
--Nature
--Wildlife
--Domestic animals
--Babies
--Buildings
--Real Estate
--Events
YOU DECIDE!

Marcus Armstrong is on the verge of winning big and often.  Damn near won the Indianapolis 500 this year, seen here last...
07/15/2026

Marcus Armstrong is on the verge of winning big and often. Damn near won the Indianapolis 500 this year, seen here last year at Nashville. The panoramic view of the Nashville Superspeedway, the scene of this weekend's Indycar and Indy NXT races. 8/2025

Nostalgic style lodging in today's Flagstaff, Arizona.  The updated name is Whispering Winds Motor Hotel, adding Motor i...
07/09/2026

Nostalgic style lodging in today's Flagstaff, Arizona. The updated name is Whispering Winds Motor Hotel, adding Motor in. Built in 1964 and renovated in the '20's, it retains its 1960s Route 66 aesthetic with bubblegum pink and electric turquoise colors. 9/2025

The once booming Jerome, Arizona began in the 1870's as a copper mining town that prospered with a population of 15,000 ...
07/06/2026

The once booming Jerome, Arizona began in the 1870's as a copper mining town that prospered with a population of 15,000 up until 1953 when the effects of the Depression and eventually the closure of the ore mines led to it being practically a ghost town. Eventually in the late 60's and 70's, preservationists brought life back to Jerome and the result is an amazing destination for visitors today. Breathtaking scenery by the way. 10/2025

Remember the Sabbath at the Thompson House, formerly Bentley's Live from Paul McCombs's retirement celebration.  Thanks ...
06/28/2026

Remember the Sabbath at the Thompson House, formerly Bentley's Live from Paul McCombs's retirement celebration. Thanks to Scott for letting me try out my new equipment. I still have to learn a few more things. 6/2026 See less

First time seeing Neon Daisy last night, celebrating Paul McCombs' retirement.  These are some badass females right here...
06/28/2026

First time seeing Neon Daisy last night, celebrating Paul McCombs' retirement. These are some badass females right here!

A 1914 Funeral Coach transported the affluent departed in those days.  True elegance for the time.  From the 2024 Newpor...
06/26/2026

A 1914 Funeral Coach transported the affluent departed in those days. True elegance for the time. From the 2024 Newport Antique Auto Hill Climb.

When the itch returns, you scratch it!  Considering a return to the Mother Road in 2026 before my Arizona trip for an ev...
06/25/2026

When the itch returns, you scratch it! Considering a return to the Mother Road in 2026 before my Arizona trip for an evening with RUSH in concert in December. Taking into consideration its 100th year anniversary and the size of the celebratory crowds along the way, a visit to Tucumcari, New Mexico is on the radar, along with road trips both east and west of there. This one was taken in late summer 2023 in Central Illinois.

Where Cruse Street meets East Washington Street in Indianapolis,  a "ghost sign restoration" project featuring businesse...
06/24/2026

Where Cruse Street meets East Washington Street in Indianapolis, a "ghost sign restoration" project featuring businesses and tenants that occupied the building from days long ago, brought back to life from very old and faded images. The artist's name is seen next to the Oats can in the lower right. Cruse Street is a very narrow alley-like street that could easily be missed as traffic passes near the intersection where Washington St. meets Southeastern Avenue. 6/2026

06/19/2026

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