NYC Branded Lifestyle Portrait Photographer Blog | This article touches on how to find a qualified photographer for your needs, but, not to base the decision on your budget and their portfolio.
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NYC Branded Lifestyle Portrait Photographer Blog | In this article, you will find a link to my talk with Greg Levine of the Your Personal CFO Podcast.
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NYC Branded Lifestyle Portrait Photographer Blog | This article has a link to my podcast interview with Ian Garlic of The Garlic Marketing Show.
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NYC Branded Lifestyle Portrait Photographer Blog | This article is about my conversation with podcaster David Ralph on his Join Up Dots Podcast. Fun fact - this was the first podcast I've ever done, :)
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NYC Branded Lifestyle Portrait Photographer Blog | This article is about my podcast appearance on the Forecast.Fm Podcast.
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NYC Branded Lifestyle Portrait Photographer Blog | This article is about the time that I was featured in a Forbes.com article written by one of my clients - thought leader, and personal branding magician, Pia Silva. Not only was I featured in the video, but, I also produced and wrote the script for it, as well, :)
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NYC Branded Lifestyle Portrait Photographer Blog | This article is about my conversation with entrepreneur and marketing thought leader, Ryan Lee of the Freedym Network.
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Isn't it something that the photographer who coaches his clients to a place of comfortability and confidence in front of the camera on a daily basis devolves into a wrecking ball of nerves himself when staring down the barrel of a lens?
Oh, the sweet irony...
But that's exactly what happened to me, recently.
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As I mentioned a couple weeks ago, I was asked back to Maury to take some portraits of their guests who wanted to remake their social media prescience, starting with their look and pictures. I worked with three guests, each looking for a couple different shots apiece. Now, having worked on the show for 9 seasons, it was like going home and see all the friends in town you haven't seen in a while. They made me feel welcome, as always, and I, in turn, made the subjects in front of my camera, feel welcome.
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