…is the still life of photographing people. It crafts elegance through the nuances of angles and lighting to enhance the model’s features and the artist’s makeup.
Portraits are visual biographies of their subjects. Unlike corporate portraits the subject is able to be who they are and not who they believe others want to see. Personalities, backstories, dreams and life goals emerge during the course of these shoots and typically the subject gets to know themselves better.
There is simply no better way to show clothing online than to photograph it on figure. Through the use of humanity not only is the viewer able to get a sense of fit but the brand/ designer is able to convey a feel that often times is a converting factor in the sale.
Today it’s expected that we all have a visual representation of ourselves for professional purposes. Whether you’re a CEO or simply looking to make your LinkedIn profile standout, it’s never been more valuable to invest in a properly photographed professional portrait.
…also known as “Still Life” is the art of taking an inanimate object and through the use of lighting and angles presenting it in its best light (excuse the pun). In today’s E-commerce economy, conversion is often driven by the visual representation of the product.
Whether you have a commercial space to lease, a residential property for sale, rent or list on Zillow, VRBO, AirBnB or HomeAway; the need for beautiful, accurate and timely visuals has never been greater than it is today. A more engaged audience ultimately leads to less time on the market.
Set Photography a.k.a. behind-the-scenes/ unit photography is the fun art of getting the shots while not being seen or heard. All assignments are different in this field so the most important thing to do at the beginning is to introduce yourself to the crew and get to know if there is anything off limits. This always leads to getting photos the client loves and awesome days on set.
