A debut novelist needs time, a great editor, persistence, and—now more than ever—a thoughtful visual presence. The words may come first, but readers also want to know the person behind the story. Portraits and headshots are an important part of that connection, providing the images authors need for dust jackets, speaking engagements, social media, andContinue reading “Author Portraits of Russell Ferretti-Hoyle for His New Book”
Category Archives: Headshots
Bay Area Headshots: A Selection of Recent Portraits
Headshots are an essential part of a professional presence. Whether they’re used on LinkedIn, a company website, speaking materials, or social media, they often provide the first impression before a conversation ever begins. This gallery features recent headshots created for professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives, and business leaders throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. My approach isContinue reading “Bay Area Headshots: A Selection of Recent Portraits”
Personal Branding Portraits for Bay Area Coach Kay Streit
Today, you’re visited by four photos of the incredibly thoughtful Kay Streit, a developmental coach in the Bay Area with a gift for helping people find their footing during life’s transitions. Our portrait session was relaxed, focused, and surprisingly fun. Kay has one of those rare qualities photographers appreciate: the ability to be fully present.Continue reading “Personal Branding Portraits for Bay Area Coach Kay Streit”
Stryker: Corporate Headshot Photography
Last month, I had the pleasure of providing headshot photography for Stryker at their corporate event in Los Gatos. Over the course of four hours, I photographed more than thirty professionals. Each session was fast but thoughtful, balancing efficiency with individuality. Headshot photography at events like this is always a challenge. The clock is ticking,Continue reading “Stryker: Corporate Headshot Photography”
Kirk Eichelberger: From Villain to Hero
It was my privilege to capture portraits of Kirk Eichelberger, a highly regarded classical opera bass. Kirk built his reputation playing villains. His voice is dark and commanding, perfect for roles that demand presence and threat. Audiences know him as the force behind devils, killers, and tyrants. Now he’s channeling a different kind of power.Continue reading “Kirk Eichelberger: From Villain to Hero”