We were recently hired to photograph headshots of the CEO of a New Jersey company.

We photographed his headshot against a portable grey background at his home and swapped out the background for white and a variety of office locations from our photo library.

We always try to show someone’s personality in a portrait. Sometimes photographing someone who is in certain professions such as law enforcement or judges is difficult because they are very guarded.

I had photographed this judge previously so I knew I’d be able to capture a nice portrait. It worked out even better than I expected and we collaborated on a great set of portraits.

Recently I photographed Dario Gill for a magazine story on the IBM executive.

We scouted a few different locations before Dario arrived so we could photograph him quickly and efficiently. Since he’s in charge of research it made sense to photograph him in front of computer equipment.

The trickiest shot was the one against a very shiny computer server. After a few adjustments on the lights, we had the photo looking great.

Candid office photos are some of my favorite type of corporate photography. Getting natural-looking photos of colleagues collaborating is a challenge so I enjoy the task.

I tried to get as much eye contact as possible in the photos. I try to move very slowly so people forget I’m there taking photos and they act naturally.

We recently created business headshots for a large organization in New Brunswick, NJ. We provided them with an online scheduling calendar so everyone could sign up for a convenient time slot.

Each person picked their favorite photo on-site and all the photos received custom retouching. Everyone then received their photo via a private gallery. The day went very smoothly and everyone was very happy.

Last year we spent two days photographing students at Ramapo College in New Jersey. We produced a huge new photo library with a large variety of activities at the school.

One of the goals was to produce images for a large advertising campaign displayed at the very busy Secaucus train station. The photos are now on display throughout the train station and they look great.

A New Jersey company needed new headshots and candid photos of staff working in the office. The company was redesigning their website so they needed a wide variety of photos.

We photographed the CEO with his office as the background and also against a grey background. After those headshots, the main mission was to capture candid photos of colleagues collaborating.

I recently collaborated with the marketing team at Ramapo University in New Jersey. We produced a wide range of photos highlighting many of the school’s programs during the two-day photoshoot.

One of the planned uses for the photos was a huge display in a large train station. The photos are now up at the train station and they look great. It’s fun to see your photo being used in unique locations.

We recently traveled to the Statehouse in Trenton to photograph headshots of NJ State Senators.

Since I photograph high-profile executives often I know the key to a successful headshot photoshootis to be prepared with an efficient system that makes the photoshoot quick and effective.

The location of the photoshoot was perfect, a large room directly across the hall from the Senate Chambers. Each Senator had to walk right past our room to cast votes so it was convenient for them to stop in.

One of the most rewarding part of healthcare photography is profiling patient success stories. Usually the story is about a cutting edge technology that helps improve people’s lives.

The most recent issue of RWJ Barnabas Health’s Healthy Together magazine came in the mail and it feature three portraits of mine. It’s always great to see my photos in print.

A Fortune 100 company, that I’m fortunate to have as a regular client, asked me to produce some new corporate portraits for a senior executive.

We wanted to do a few indoor portraits with the office as a background, some outdoor portraits, and a few headshots on a grey background.

Arriving early and planning out exactly where we’d take the executive made the photoshoot go very smoothly.

Candid photos of colleagues interacting in a corporate office are one of my favorite subjects to photograph. It brings me back to my photojournalism days of getting real people in real situations.

I recently traveled to Washington DC to photograph Fox News anchor Mike Emanuel for Rutgers University. Mike was receiving the Rutgers Distinguished Alumni Award so they needed photos to publicize the event.

Mike was fantastic, not only posing for portraits but also allowing me to photograph during his live Sunday morning show.

This independent school’s campus is beautiful in the fall so we scheduled a day for marketing photos. We were able to take advantage of the wonderful weather to produce a library of photos for the school’s marketing efforts.

For a healthcare marketing campaign, we photographed happy workers at a Philadelphia hospital.

For a higher education marketing photo project we photographed the fans at a college football game. The excited and happy students made for dramatic and fun marketing photos.

A modern, dynamic group photo is important to depict a company’s brand. We used various pieces of furniture to pose the employees. The photo will be used on the company website.

We used dramatic lighting and an unusual angle for this portrait used for this higher education marketing photo.

The Rutgers School of Health Professions needed a refreshed photo library after the pandemic. The school has a wide range of healthcare programs so we had a busy schedule.

We produced a large photo library of natural photos of students interacting together. The photos will be used on websites, brochures, and marketing materials.

A hospital client was in the middle of a large marketing campaign so we photographed the leadership team. The hospital has a beautiful lobby so we waited until the end of visiting hours to photograph the large group of doctors.

The shiny marble made the lighting a little tricky but the end result looked great.