Collaboration is at the core of my photography and business philosophies. No matter if I’m working with a new or returning client, a single person or a large business, it’s important to me to be a partner in the creative process. The team approach always produces the best results in my experience. When Ballinger reached out about working together a few weeks ago, it only took one look at their website for me to know we were a perfect match.

The Clay Center wanted to create large format prints of their students to hang in their office, and in order to make the pieces more inviting to students we decided to create casual, active portraits of the selected students.

Students graduate, administrations change, and so do trends and campuses. Marketing images — for universities or other industries — need to stay fresh.

Executive portraits are a huge part of the outward image for any leader, no matter what industry. Whether you are talking about higher ups at a huge, multinational corporation with thousands of employees or the CEO of a small business with only twenty or thirty employees, executive portraits are often the first impression of an institution’s leadership.

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This year I had the good fortune to experience a bunch of new schools first-hand. One of those schools was when I partnered with Abington Friends School to update their marketing photos. These are my favorite types of shoots to do because I basically get to be a fly on the wall as the school (mostly) goes about its normal day. Students go to class, teachers present their lessons, and I get to take photos of it all.