More than a likeness, a fine art portrait is an interpretation. It’s as much about the artist as their subject, neither of which exists in a vacuum. At best, it draws you into a dialogue that’s been ongoing for millennia.
Commercial photographs are used for publication or business, allowing for a wide range of subject matter. People in their environments–environmental portraiture–is a genre of particular interest to me as an opportunity to visualize a person’s relationship to their surroundings.
Dr. Hundraj Gopal, Chief of Human Factors Engineering at Microsoft, discusses the company’s anechoic chamber–officially the quietest place on Earth, which is used to assure Microsoft devices operate as quietly as possible. Photographed on assignment for Grazia France magazine.
Megan Zurawski (Licensed Clinical Psychologist) with Professor of Clinical Psychology, Lynette Bikos, at The Evergreen State Fair. Photographed for Seattle Pacific University
Film and TV composer and SPU Alumnus, Ron Jones, at his creative enclave, SkyMuse Studios, for Seattle Pacific University Response alumni magazine
Provider environmental portrait for The Everett Clinic
Nursing portrait for Seattle Pacific University office of University Communications
UX guru and design ethnographer, Kelly Goto, at her Eastside home
Seattle Pacific University Department of Industrial-Organizational Psychology faculty and staff portrait
Commercial real estate developer, Kip Spencer, in downtown Seattle for Seattle Pacific University Response alumni magazine
Provider environmental portrait for The Everett Clinic
Andrew Bell ran state and national campaigns while still a student at Seattle Pacific University. Photographed for the alumni magazine, Response.
Academic, policy advisor, non-profit administrator and author, Alondra Nelson, for Seattle Pacific University Response alumni magazine
SPU alumna, Terresa Davis, at Blue Acre–one of several successful restaurants she runs with her chef husband, Kevin Davis. Photographed for Seattle Pacific University Response alumni magazine.
Headshots are modern, minimally stylized photos that put the emphasis squarely on the subject, with naturalistic but flattering light and simple backgrounds. The goal is an accurate representation of both appearance and personality.
Health and wellness provider headshots; approachable, authentic and trustworthy depictions
Designed to match the style of existing team headshots
Executive headshots
Linked In profile photos
