The session was done on-location at their office, in a conference room. I brought in full studio lighting and a backdrop. We all had a great time creating some engaging images to capture the energy and personality of this company.
Showing posts with label business portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business portrait. Show all posts
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Business Headshot Portraits for Adaptive Curriculum
I recently completed a business headshot portrait session for Scottsdale-based Adaptive Curriculum, a company that provides interactive software with the goal of transforming math and science education.
The session was done on-location at their office, in a conference room. I brought in full studio lighting and a backdrop. We all had a great time creating some engaging images to capture the energy and personality of this company.
The session was done on-location at their office, in a conference room. I brought in full studio lighting and a backdrop. We all had a great time creating some engaging images to capture the energy and personality of this company.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Business Headshot Portraits On Location
Integrated Financial Strategies in Scottsdale recently had me back to photograph headshot portraits for several of their agents. This time around, rather than using Canon speedlites, I brought in full studio lights, including a large softbox and two umbrellas. It was a tight fit with all the equipment in their reception area, but I think the results were well worth it!
Friday, October 15, 2010
On-Location Business Headshot Portraits
We're always thrilled to hear from previous customers of ours as they journey through life. J.D. and Quanna (not pictured below) first came to us for their engagement session and wedding in 2007. J.D. then came back to us in June of 2009, for business portraits in our home studio. J.D. is now with Integrated Financial Strategies in Scottsdale, and referred us (thanks J.D.!) when his coworkers (below) needed business headshot portraits.
These portraits were done on location in the entryway of IFS' office. Since space was limited, I brought in smaller, portable Canon speedlite flashes (rather than our studio lights), and a 5'-wide, white seamless backdrop.
These portraits were done on location in the entryway of IFS' office. Since space was limited, I brought in smaller, portable Canon speedlite flashes (rather than our studio lights), and a 5'-wide, white seamless backdrop.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
