One of the delicate parts of shooting a corporate video this is making sure that the top man looks good on camera. He must be the voice of the company, an authority figure, and a source of insight. And bad lighting would completely undermine his credibility.
The portfolio is an act of communication: it’s marketing, it’s a performance piece, and it exposes all of your strengths and weaknesses in one easy-to-consume package. It’s terrifying.
“Making Sense of the Internet of Things” is a video project that I hope will become a defining direction for my career. It takes my interest in photography and uses it as a force multiplier.
A half-destroyed church, the interior open to the air and surrounded by rubble, is one of the spookiest things I’ve ever seen.
How do you make an interesting and dynamic photo when all you have to work with is ugly fluorescent light?
A few pics taken randomly around town this week. I’m rather fond of the last one.