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Portraits on Location
Often as a part of telling the whole story or the story in itself, my portraiture work cares the same natural feeling as my interior photographs.
Shooting people on location for magazines, companies and corporations I create my portraits in situation and with the context of the environment. The subjects are captured with positive, open expressions, [...]
Hi-Def Low-Def: Two Ways of Shooting
In my videos I combine Hi-Def and Low-Def photos that become the montage of still photos. By mixing the two types of photos I am able to use more unique photos that have been taken in a day of shooting and add interest to the clip. A Hi-Def photo takes upward of an hour to [...]
Marketing: Best Ideas for Your Website
A Web Plan
Stepping beyond the days of the photo portfolio your website needs to show prospective clients not only what you do but additionally your firm’s personality, its strengths, your process and uniqueness.
Like a business plan, having a web plan will help you focus on how you want to be perceived. You will need to [...]
Art Direction: Samantha Lyman
These photographs showcase an editorial and graphic perspective of Lyman’s work with a San Francisco home in a series of duets.
Samantha, who has had her practice for three years in Ross, wanted me to create photographs that would be paired together on her website samanthalyman.com. She sought to showcase the broad strokes and tasty details [...]
Restaurant: Le Colonial in San Francisco
When restaurant Le Colonial wanted to update their website they needed a photographer who understood the food, felt the mood and could deliver photographs that are inviting. A lean team of just photographer and assistant created over a dozen shots in a day. The photographs had multi uses for Web, Print Ad & PR along [...]
Restaurant: Brix in Napa Valley
Brix Restaurant, the Napa Valley staple, recently under went a fresh and colorful face lift. The interiors were transformed in ten days and the menu is now farm to table fresh. The creative director heading up the change is David Gingrass with noted chef of Hawthorne Lane (now Two Restaurant).
Photographs for the website, magazine stories, [...]