Commercial Photographer Lafayette, IN

Sometime an interior presents challenges of space (or lack thereof, rather) but in this case the open concept allowed freedom to work with the preferred lens length. My only limitation was time of day, as I was restricted

I was asked to photograph a kitchen with cabinets created by a local custom cabinet maker. The anticipated challenge was bringing enough detail to images of BLACK cabinets. This was achieved by working within proper lighting conditions, including time of day. What I feel really brings the proper look to interior architectural images is lens selection and camera angle. Note the two

Some months ago John and I worked together on some business portraits, to be used for self-promotion but also needed for some of his personal appearances and sponsor obligations. This time around the project was promotion of the limited-edition Star Wars comic, with Boba Fett cover. John gained the rights from Marvel to exclusive release of this edition. What an honor to be a part of a project by one of the most popular Marvel artists today featuring the coolest character from the Star Wars universe. In the image used

The most recent session for LOD presented the same challenges as the last, namely the position of the sun relative to the subject/product. The requirement for the background was a specific section of field, dictating the camera angle and causing the trucks to be backlit by the sun. This required lighting be triggered remotely in the field, utilizing portable strobes and battery units. An additional hurdle

It’s a unique challenge any time a client is looking for something completely out of the box. In the case of Artisan Electric, Chris had most of the concept for these worked out. It was my job to add dramatic lighting