“To photograph is to confer importance.”
– Susan Sontag
In 2017, Bill Murray tried to run me down with his golf cart.
Of course, he was fooling around. Yet it is still one of the more memorable incidents in my life as a commercial photographer. Not because I was almost roadkill, but because, when I dove out of the way, I also took down the golf course’s marketing director. Humbling, but at least I had already gotten the shot I was sent to capture.
I am humbled and enriched by all the places my work takes me, and all the people (famous and otherwise) it has allowed me to meet. Since 2011, I have been able to partner with hundreds of commercial and nonprofit clients to create images that fit with and elevate their brands. My clients are local (Vermont), national, and international. They range from solopreneurs to multimillion-dollar companies. I also direct and shoot video projects.
My ability to evade a speeding golf cart may be diminishing, but I am still able to help subjects feel comfortable in front of the lens, and I maintain diverse skill set – I am as comfortable and capable crafting portraits as I am capturing branding and process shots, product photography, and architecture.
Home is Montpelier, Vermont, where I live with my wife Stephanie, and where our two grown children sometimes visit in order to make us feel very proud and slightly old.
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