Photography

Q. What questions should a consumer ask to hire the right service professional?

A. May I see your Portfolio? (absolutely!) How long have you been a Professional Photographer or Cinematographer? (38 years) What Work credentials do you have? (Published in dozens of Magazines, Annual reports and more) Where did you go to school? (RIT) Who did you apprentice to? (NY Commercial,Industrial Photographer John Kronenberger) What will get from doing business with you? ( More Customers, clients and Patients) May I have 10 references? (Yep!) Why should I hire you? ( Call me!) How much Business Experience do you have? (38 Years) What companies have you worked with?( See my Website or Call me... How does Midwest Airlines, Rolex, IBM sound?) How many professional Models have you photographed? (dozens...maybe hundreds!) How many different Miss Universes have you Photographed? (2!)

Q. What do you like most about your job?

A. "If you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life." I haven't had a job since 1981! I own a business which I love. There aren't enough hours in the day for me to be able to do everything I want to. Photography and cinematography is my life, professionally and personally. I shoot everyday, I am in LightRoom Photoshop or Final cut almost everyday. For my own edification, I seek dramatic light and color. For my Clients, I continuously ask myself, "How can I make an image that will convey what their client will get in 3 seconds? I am committed to helping my clients business' generate as much Revenue as they possibly can and explore other arenas to create multiple streams of income....

Q. How did you decide to get in your line of work?

A. When I was 7 years old, my father a Chemical Engineer and Photographer developed a roll of 35mm with me...my life and destiny changed on that day! When I was 14, I spent a day with a Commercial, Industrial Photographer in NY City. I learned more in 1 day than 7 years on my own. I eventually apprenticed to John Kronenberger for 2 years in New York Cit and then attended RIT, the finest school of photography in the world. I studied under Nile Root, who was a disciple of Minor White, a contemporary of Ansel Adams; who I met in 1976. In 1978 I moved to Arizona and worked as chief cinematographer for an NBC affiliate shooting Commercials and documentaries: My work is Archived at the University of Northern Arizona.

Q. Tell us about a recent job you did that you are particularly proud of.

A. My Team has been working on a Campaign for Lytham-Luxury-Living.com. We developed a Marketing Campaign, made a Strategic Plan and then executed the Plan. We made a beautiful new Targeted Web site and conducted several hours of video interviews which were edited into 15 endorsement style clips. I went up and did a Aeriel photographic shoot which turned into the center of the campaign, showing the proximity of Lytham to Kinnick Stadium. We also shot some beautiful interior, Architectural Digest style images to showcase the possibilities of these Luxury homes. Presently we are rolling out a series of direct mail pieces. Our Website is so targeted that we have a bounce rate under 2%. Anything under 36% is considered Great. Please call me today to see how I can help you reach your goals.