Tag:portraits
Last month I was given an assignment to photograph Blood & Sand for Feast Magazine. Unlike other speakeasy-style bars in St. Louis, you don’t enter this one through a back door in an alley by the dumpsters. Tucked away on a side street off of Washington Avenue in downtown St. Louis is a small set of stairs which leads to a classy wood and glass revolving door. A small silver plate which says Blood & Sand is the only exterior […]
As a professional photog, it is a rare occasion when you are the subject rather than the photographer, and it can be a bit disconcerting to be on the other side of the camera. Last week, my friend and fellow photographer Corey Woodruff lugged his gear over to my studio to photograph me as part of his Shoot The Shooter series. Photograph by Corey Woodruff Corey is a talented photographer with a completely different style than my own. In addition […]
These days having a professional portrait is as important as ever. When you are asked to provide a head shot for a trade magazine or when you upload your picture to a social media site like LinkedIn or Facebook, you will want to have great images to choose from. Snapping a shot with your cell phone camera in the hallway outside your office isn’t gonna cut it. Unless you are a creative professional you have probably never had to hire […]
Nothing says success like a professional portrait. Jonathan has worked with Fortune 500 companies on marketing materials, annual reports and national ad campaigns. Portraits aren’t just for your annual report either. A great portrait on your Facebook page, LinkedIn profile or Twitter feed goes a long way. Jonathan specializes in contextual and environmental portraits that not only put you in the best light, but highlights your life and environment as well. Click here for more information about Jonathan’s corporate and […]
I had a photo published in TimeOut New York this week. It was from a photoshoot of a theater company that I did some pro bono work for last year. It’s the size of a large postage stamp, but still, always cool to see your work in print. Update: Here’s a link to the article for those of you who don’t get TimeOut New York
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