The corporate business portrait, headshots, avatars, profiles, and publicity shots are more validating now than they have ever been.
The fun part about creating editorial portraits is meeting really interesting people and then creating the perfect, dramatic portrait!
This was a special day for photographing the corporate culture of a very special group. After all, it’s not every day that you have the opportunity to shoot in room full of cops.
Your picture is worth a thousand words. Make sure they are saying what you want to say.
Creating perfect marketing photos starts with the plan. And, now, we are on the set on production day. Follow along!
Making a Commercial Portrait with a “real” person. We are all media stars now.
A Website Reboot needs a Healthcare Photo Treatment to bring the company’s brand up to date.
Our Town Poster Production for Boston’s Riverside Theatre Works.
Does your brand have a “House Style”? Does your imagery match that brand?
And, ended up with two days of carefully choreographed location photography, on the trading floor of Northern Capital.
Hiring a photographer to create custom photographs on location takes a bit of preplanning. Here are some stories of how we helped our clients get the best results from their photo shoots on location.
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Simple product photography can be very effective as a marketing tool. But, only if you follow our handy check list.
If you call me and ask about "headshots" for you or your company, don't be surprised if I call it a Business Portrait! Here's the difference between a headshot and business portrait.
A photography shot list takes the chaos out of creating great photography for your marketing projects. But, it does take a little work to put together. Here's how to set it up.