My Approach to Commercial Photography and What to Expect
Some Background Information about Me
I grew up on the eastern slopes of the Wind River Mountains in a little town called Lander, WY. Lander is home to a powerhouse climbing community with a rich history, the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), and near bottomless access to trails for outdoor enthusiasts. On top of all this, the ever-present farms and ranches brought their own sports to the small community. In Lander, Vibram-soled approach shoes stood side-by-side with cowboy boots at the park, at the rodeo, and at the bar.
This was the culture I grew up in — a culture that has shaped my values and my artistic perspective on the meaning of community.
Community — and Your Business
Community is an intricate puzzle impacted by unique individuals, companies, and groups. These puzzle pieces form the communities we enjoy and treasure. Your business — even if it’s brand new — is either a product of the culture or has the capacity to influence that culture. I can’t paint the picture of my hometown without including the cowboy boots, even though I’m the furtherest thing from a cowboy. Similarly, I can’t capture your company’s story without those special components that your customers love.
This is what I hope to capture in my photography. YOUR customers enjoying YOUR space and products in a way only YOU can provide. I want to tell your story — which includes your customers unique relationship to your company.
It’s a big goal but I think together we can pull it off.