I tried the old fashioned studio portraits for quite a few years. You know, the ones with the standard lighting, the standard pose and the big lit back drop (pick your color to match the suit). But without having availability of a set-up and ready-to-go studio, I had to work twice as much for a twice as boring end product. I was sharing studio and work space with an artist at the time which meant that for each shoot I had to set up the backdrop and lights, then break them all down again 20 minutes later.
Finally, when I made the change to have a home office, I gained the luxury of being able to say No to quick studio business portraits. And although I can’t tend to the needs of the realtor or dentist that wants that classic staged look for their company website, I can definitely take care of the fun casual business man or woman.
These are quick and custom and I use all natural light. Instead of a cookie cutter staged portrait, I’m having a lot of fun with location around the town and my clients love them.





































































































