Although I started my career as a photojournalist, my work these days is more frequently of a commercial nature. \u00a0“Dudes in suits” is how I usually phrase it.<\/p>\n
I love this work, and facing the challenge of a cranky Vice President of Sales or CEO with a tight schedule and distrust of photographers is a greater challenge than chasing lions on the Serengeti. \u00a0(Or at least it requires more tact and creative lighting engineering.)<\/p>\n
But every once in a while I get to do a corporate job that feels like journalism, and that feels like heaven \u2013 with water guns and rapids.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Although I started my career as a photojournalist, my work these days is more frequently of a commercial nature. \u00a0“Dudes in suits” is how I usually phrase it. I love this work, and facing the challenge of a cranky Vice … Continue reading