Larry Chua Photography

04/05/2025

Last summer, Jess Miller went fishing for stories of anglers on the bike path below Monona Terrace. These were the keepers.

20/04/2025

Glad to be part of the Catch Of The Day story in the May 2025 issue of Madison Magazine!!

Issue now available at your newstand or get your copy here https://lnkd.in/gGxuhEW2

ROAD TRIPS 🚘: This travelogue isn’t for the ’gram.

You capture a different set of memories from a trip when you document the days in words, photos, drawings and collected items carefully pressed onto pages. People have been recording travel experiences for thousands of years, but the practice of journaling can make even the most well-trodden path feel like it’s unique to you. Our editorial team (Andrea Behling, Maggie Ginsberg and Emma Waldinger) set out on our annual road trips — with travel notebooks and instant cameras in hand — to see how much we could capture while collecting advice for fellow travelers.

📍Mineral Point
📍Eagle River
📍Lake Geneva
➕ 16 more destinations

Also in this issue, Anna Kottakis reports on the health care landscape in Madison. This city is known as a hub for high-quality health care and medical innovation, but for many patients, the reality involves long wait times, high costs, and a system that feels dismissive and discouraging. Frustrated by the barriers to accessing care, some are turning away from traditional, insurance-based health care in search of something better. 🩺

Plus, Ross Harried captures scenes from last year’s World Euchre Championship 🃏. More than 600 card players will vie for their chance at the title — which comes with a title belt, naturally — at the third-annual World Euchre Championship in New Glarus this year. 🖋️ Andrea Behling

Single issue orders are now live at madisonmagazine.com. On newsstands April 30.

📸 Cover by Tim Burton; photos by Maggie Ginsberg and Emma Waldinger

Contributors: Jess Miller, Alisyn Amant, Doug Moe, Larry Chua, Christine Dopp, Sean O'Brien, Nikki Hansen, Kayla Gendron, Nick Garcia, Elena Delzer

27/02/2025

Photographed for Feb 2024 issue of Madison Magazine

Professor Baron Kelly
UW-Madison Mitchell Theatre

© Larry Chua Photography

17/02/2025

Photographed for Feb 2025 issue of Madison Magazine

Ryan Zerwer
President & CEO
Forward Community Investments Inc.

16/02/2025

Photographed for January 2025 Madison Magazine

Tim Gerritsen
Chief Operations Officer
Lost Boys Interactive

01/02/2025

Young Blood Beer Co
Jan 2024 Madison Magazine

Beer from Left to Right: Easy Listening Death Metal, Like Criss Angel…But Good, and Bathtub Bier

08/08/2024

Throwback of some pictures I took for June 2024 issue of Madison Magazine

27/06/2024

Throwback portrait of Sarah Whelan I took for the April 2024 issue of Madison Magazine. Sarah is an actor who co-founded Bartell Theatre and is still actively involved with theatre. She was getting ready for the rehearsal of her latest show, “Overprint,” when I met her for this shot.

20/06/2024

So excited to be part of July issue of Madison Magazine. Check out the cover picture of Ruthanna-Hutton Okpalaeke from Urban Triage and other photos I took in the article on Legacy Growers.

LEGACY GROWERS

Buried deep in Wisconsin’s agricultural past is the story of two farming settlements that built vibrant, thriving Black communities in Grant and Vernon counties. Now, centuries later, a new generation of Black farmers in Madison and Wisconsin is cultivating the spirit of those communities in burgeoning networks that attempt to defy the declining numbers of Black farmers nationwide.

Kynala Phillips digs into this history to tell the story of where Wisconsin’s Black farmers have been and where they’re going with farmers and organizations like

🌶 Robert Pierce, the South Madison Farmers’ Market and Neighborhood Food Solutions
🐐 Artemis Provisions & Cheese and Kingsley Gobourne
🍠 Urban Triage and Ruthanna Hutton-Okpalaeke
🥬 TradeRoots Farms and chef Yusuf Bin-Rella
🍅 Alex Booker

Also in the July issue, Madison is emerging as a hub where world-class female athletes and women in sports leadership can stand tall on the shoulders of women who came before. It’s all happening here, Anna Kottakis reports, including a female-driven front office launching a softball team, a professional women’s volleyball league bringing the game back to the U.S. and a sophomore hockey star making history. 🏒🏐

And, Emma Waldinger takes you into the hive with Gentle Breeze Honey and a few additional Madison-area beekeepers and honey programs. 🐝

Plus, we buzz about the new yard game of the summer BocceRoll, Emma Waldinger pays The Book Kitchen in Mineral Point a visit and Erica Krug finds out why we’re all falling for Hutong.

Single issue orders are now live at madisonmagazine.com. On newsstands July 3.

📸 Cover photo feat. Ruthanna Hutton-Okpalaeke by Larry Chua

13/06/2024

Barrett’s Bagels one of the best bagels in town. I had fun watching Ben boiled and baked the bagels while taking some pictures for Madison Magazine

Madison may not be the Big Apple, but Madison's Barrett's Bagels holds their own.

04/08/2023

Sarah & James

Venue: Kestrel Ridge Golf Club
Makeup: Sarah & her daughter Jane!
Hair: Cheryl at Studio 115, Rio
Photographer: Solas & Kin Photography
Videography: Larry Chua Photography
DJ: Booms Audio
Dessert: Julies Java House , Columbus
Appetizers: Kestrel Ridge Golf Club
Vocalist: JRuthie Carroll
Dress: Brandi's Bridal, New Glarus
Floral: Gene's Beaver Floral