After a two-year hiatus due to COVID cancellation, I had the privilege once again to create portraits of a number of veterans for The Faces of Freedom Project at the 2021 Field of Valor at Handy Park in Orange, CA. It was a beautiful Fall day – in a gorgeous location, surrounded by a field Read more about The Faces of Freedom Project Portraits – Orange Field of Valor 2021[…]
The Faces of Freedom Project Veterans Portraits Patriots and Paws Hometown Heroes 2018 I had the privilege once again to create portraits of a number of veterans for The Faces of Freedom Project at the 2018 Patriots and Paws Hometown Heroes car show. It was a beautiful Fall day – in a gorgeous location, surrounded by Read more about The Faces of Freedom Project – Patriots and Paws Hometown Heroes Car Show 2018[…]
Hi Friends, I recently completed a 6-month long project (about 5 days of photography over the course of the project) for the Orange County District Attorney’s Office for their 2015 Biennial Report. What an awesome project! It incorporates all the things I love about my job: interesting people, interesting locations, lighting challenges, and the opportunity Read more about Photographing the OC District Attorney’s 2015 Annual Report[…]
Family History – USAF Airman Robert J. Haverstick I have a special place in my heart for our nation’s military servicemen and women: both veterans and active duty personnel. So, it’s with great pride and gratitude that I am able to add a portrait of my own dad, Robert J. Haverstick, to my “Faces of Freedom Read more about New Faces of Freedom Portrait: 2AC Robert J. Haverstick – USAF[…]
Hi Friends, I had the opportunity this week to add two new portraits to my “Faces of Freedom Project.” US Army veteran, Roman Lechicky and former US Air Force Security Police officer, Greg Crandall, were kind enough to sit for me for this series. The Faces of Freedom Project is a personal endeavor to Read more about Two New Portraits Added to the Faces of Freedom Project[…]
Hi Friends, Thanks for trusting me with your likeness this morning! For those who had your portrait made, you can download them from the gallery below by clicking on the thumbnail, then right-clicking (Mac folks, control-click) on the larger image, then save to your drive. (I thought this would be easier than individually emailing everyone Read more about BNI Diamond Club Business Portraits – Download ’em Here![…]
Hi Friends, I had the privilege this week of photographing my good friend, worship team compatriot, and distinguished attorney: Allen Brown. Allen has recently been elected president of his country club and needed some new professional portraits both for his practice and for his new role as “The Man.” We shot on location in his Read more about Business Portraits – Attorney at Law[…]
Hi Friends, Once again I’ve been privileged to photograph the dress rehearsal for Masquer Ministries’ Christmas production: “Traditions: A Performance Art Concert.” The show is a selection of familiar and not-so-familiar Christmas songs that will leave you wanting more! Truly a terrific way to get in the proper Christmas mindset. The show runs this weekend Read more about New Headshots for Masquer Ministries’ Christmas Production: “Traditions”[…]
Hi Friends, We’ve known Joel for probably 20 years. When he came to me to update his portrait for various business publications, I couldn’t help but recommend the very popular high-key look. Works great in all sorts of applications. For business portraiture, my preference is generally to go to the client – to photograph them Read more about High-Key Business Portraits[…]
Hi Friends, I met with Dr. Corey King, D.C. owner and clinical director of the Tustin Chronic Conditions Center today, and had an opportunity to photograph him for his new website. We did a high-key white background image, of course – the staple look for medical portraits. Dr. King’s focus is on neurological function, and Read more about Location Portraits – Dr. King: Tustin Chronic Conditions Center[…]