Pittsburgh Food Photographer shoots Tuna I’ve been going through my archive, looking for food photos to add to the new food photography section of my Pittsburgh web site. I came across this photo and I think it deserves a place in the portfolio. At first, I thought I shot this a while back for Mitchell’s…
Here’s a portrait from earlier today. And Interesting face for sure…
No, I’m not getting into baby photography, but I love this personal photo and wanted to share it…
I had a job postpone this afternoon and I decided to take a little walk down into the Strip District of Pittsburgh, and take along my camera. I’m usually not a photo journalist type of photographer, but I’ve been thinking about coming up with a personal project to develop in my days off. So out…
Yet another Pittsburgh Chef Portrait of Bill Fuller in one of his restaurants, Soba
It’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it… Here’s a recent model headshot I did here in the studio. Wish her luck in her NY trip!
Here’s another Pittsburgh Chef. Some of these guys are really nice people and easy to work with and this guy was especially cooperative, and very photogenic to boot! I’m trying to include a lot of environment into the shots, but I think in the future, I might pull in a little tighter…
In keeping with my Pittsburgh Chef / Restaurant photography theme, I thought I’d share with you a video I did for Light Of Life Mission. The interview was conducted to give the mission ammunition for its social media campaign, to be used on their blog, facebook, twitter, and the like. We ended up getting four…
Here is a portrait of Pittsburgh Chef Kevin Sousa of “Salt of The Earth Restaurant”.
Here’s another portrait of one of Pittsburgh Great Chefs, Justin Severino of the Cure Restaurant.
Here’s another chef shot. I’m finding that these chefs are all really great guys and this one is no exception. The Hyeholde Restaurant is actually an historic Landmark, built the the 1930s, and a very beautiful place. My goal in shooting all these chefs is to include their environment, as much as graphically possible. I’m…
I’ve started a new personal project that I hope Pittsburgh Magazine will pick up later in the year. The idea is to capture the “Chefs of Pittsburgh”. I know it’s nothing profound, but neither am I… :o) Here’s the first shot in the series…
Here are some recent photos I shot for a very good cause and some really great people, the Light Of Life Rescue Mission.
Here’s a fun shot we did for a Pittsburgh client, Write automotive. I just couldn’t help myself from doing a little “post production” to enhance the photo, but nothing too crazy. And for payment, I tried to trade my services for the yellow car, but the client, for some strange reason, wouldn’t go for in…
Had a great shoot these last couple of days shooting industrial photography, not in Pittsburgh, but in Charleston, WV.. More sample to come when I get a chance to edit through the images…
The new techniques that I’ve been playing with are really great with most commercial photography situations. Here are to industrial – type commercial photos from the same shoot, that I’ve applied the techniques to,with good result.
I’ve been reworking some past executive portraits with a new post-production technique that pulls out detail otherwise lost. I’m really seeing how this makes a huge difference in the overall feel of the photos.
For some reason, I really love shooting healthcare photography. I think it’s because these seems to be an underling need for photographic drama… And it’s pretty easy to get dramatic shots in an operating room, but the tough shots are when you need to represent less dramatic situations. I’m converted these shots to black and…
These Environmental Portraits were from a recent location job we did in Florida. We were photographing several people related to the local arts community. See if you can guess what each of these people do…