Studio & Corporate Work This aspect of my work has really grown in the past year! The boring old head shot got a makeover! Professionals need head shots for company websites and social media. But I approach them in a much more contemporary way that infuses some of their personalities in the image. I had the opportunity to shoot events for some amazing companies and charities. And this year, I spent two days working pro bono for a spectacular non-profit organization called Roca. They give inner city kids an opportunity to get out of the gang lifestyle and into viable jobs. I loved working with them and learning more about their great progress. Finally, I had the most fun opportunity of my career. I spent four days shooting games in Fenway Park for the Red Sox. I was all over the park including on the filed during the opening ceremonies of opening day. What a thrill! As always, some of my favorites are below!
As many of you who have followed this blog know, my husband is a professional musician. And as adorable as my husband is, I’ve never done a studio session with him! I’ve shot just about every member of his band except him. I’m so happy to say that has finally changed. My very talented and musical genius (an NO I’m not biased) husband has recently gotten some attention due to a personal music project. He was interviewed by Saxophone Journal not so long ago and they needed an image for the cover. How lucky to have a wife as a professional photographer! I was a bit worried as we’ve never tried this before. We’re great partners, but have never had a client/photographer dynamic. That can be different, but it was so much fun! Chris is a natural in front of the camera and very photogenic (once again, not at all biased) which made my job very easy. I wonder if you think he’s as handsome as I do??? And while I’m in the bragging mood, below are some live images taken of him recently. Will be sure to show off some more when the Saxophone Journal article and his new […]
