Showing posts with label financial services photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial services photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Corporate Executive Slice of Life, Boston MA

Not all photography has to be posed, lit, staged, what have you. Meetings are an excellent example. When you don't want to draw attention to the process of being photographed, I can drop into the background and shoot people as they really are. Most meetings have lots of opportunity to portray executives and decision makers as thoughtful, hard working people.
And because I am 'traveling light', there's lots of different angles and opportunities to exploit in any meeting, producing a wide variety of images for corporate messaging, web sites, even annual reports.

Monday, February 2, 2009

Boston Corporate Execs, Informal Poses

In some cases client want to show their employees in a more informal way, as if they are interacting with clients or colleagues. The beauty of this photographic reportage style is the ability to get a variety of looks out of one session. A huge benefit is that your subjects are far more at ease, move around naturally, can talk and engage with others. Some business people actually get real work done when I am shooting. Converting these images to Black and White in post-production gives the photos an even greater authenticity.

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

Corporate Head Shots, Boston Bankers

The financial community in Boston always needs a clean head shot, I do loads of these. Sometimes they have a specific request such as a colored back drop, or I bring my own. We're always set up and ready to go before our subject arrives-
The most common usage for this kind of photography is either for the Web or press release use.