Location Photo Shoot
May 29, 2008
Corporate photography is often about creating custom photography for a company on-site. With an entire studio set-up cleverly packed into several photo cases (with wheels!), a photographer and at least one assistant arrives at the company’s location and hopefully is given a room or other space which is uncluttered and large enough for the set-up.
Here’s my assistant Therese Ryan in various stages of tweaking the light set-up we just put together during a midtown New York City corporate photography shoot yesterday–
Everything tweaked, here’s Therese ready to pose for a test shot–
The result, portrait of an actual photo subject from the shoot–
What a great business, photographing people. Every person, every face unique. To make everybody you photograph look their best is a challenge both artistically and technically, but very rewarding for both photographer and subject.





Great post. Love seeing the Canon 70-200mm lens being used for business photography. It’s one of the sharpest, most versatile lenses I’ve ever used.
Thanks again, I had fun:) How was your vacation? I see you have posted some very nice pics.
I like your simple lighting set-up. Do you use this lighting scheme a lot, or is it conditional based on your clients needs? DO you normally use a large backdrop or seamless for groups?