Forgive me, Mr. Schultz!
Remember that ole’ Peanuts saying “Happiness is a warm blanket”?
This project started with a simple phone call. Followed by several more conversations. And, ended up with two days of carefully choreographed location photography, on the trading floor of Northern Capital.
Graphic designer, Mark Field, was in close communications with David, the principle at the company, to keep each image on track to both illustrate specific concepts for the web site, and to coordinate with his people in the shots.
It was a wonderful and creative two days on location.
“We brought Matt in because of both his creative skills with the camera and because of his understanding of our marketing goals. He meshed with our designer and our brokers to create photos that were illustrations of how our firm works. His balance in the worlds of art, design, commerce and marketing made him the perfect choice for this project.” – David Oldaker
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