This was an interesting assignment of executive portrait photography. The idea was to shoot the executive in various locations so that they could use the photos as a library for the upcoming year. This way, the executive would only need to prep one time for the company’s photographic needs.

I shot a bunch of people stuff this week, but I haven’t had a chance to sort through it to post it here on my blog, but I had to “process” these headshots so since I was messing with the files anyway, I thought I’d post them. I’ll get to the other stuff early next…

Every other week or so, I set aside a Saturday to shoot headshots for models and actors. I find it it to be enjoyable and a good way to increase my skills for shooting business headshots, commercial headshots, and other types of environmental portraits. I’m not really a social person, so it helps me in…

There are times in the business of portrait photography when the goal is not to make a dramatic portrait but to get nice friendly, well lit environmental portrait. Businesses like to show that their employees are happy and eager help. The challenge for the portrait photographer is to get the lighting to match the environment…

Here’s a look I really like, and I love the background too. It has to be the right person for both though. No smiles and no women… I’ll see if I can break that rule and get away with it, but for now…

I’ve been shooting Model and Actor headshots every couple of weekends. I really enjoy it and find it quite challenging.

Okay, these images aren’t all that new, but I never added them to my portfolio page and I really like them… :o) I did them for a movie that was in town. Someone from the movie wanted to know if I had ever shot this kind of photography before and I had to admit that…

I did this location shoot list week in Philly and we very pleased with several of the shots. Here is one of them.

Did this shot of a chef plating a dish. I don’t have a lot of shots like this in my portfolio, but I’m very happy with the way this turned out.