THE BLOG

When Hudson Oral Surgery brought me in to photograph their team and practice, the goal was straightforward: create images that feel expert and reassuring at the same time. In oral surgery, patients want to know they’re in skilled hands, and they want to feel comfortable before they even walk through the door. These photos help […]

You’ve spent months studying for the MCAT, writing personal statements, and carefully choosing where to apply. Then you reach the photo upload field. It feels like a small detail. It isn’t. Some medical schools request a photo for secondaries. Others list it as optional. Either way, your image becomes part of the file admissions committees […]

A corporate headshot has one job: help you look credible, approachable, and current. Not over-produced. Not stiff. Just you on a good day, with clean light and calm direction. This recent session in my Northern New Jersey studio is a good example of what works for LinkedIn and corporate profiles, especially in Bergen County and […]

When Carly reached out about a family photography session in Collingswood, NJ, she wanted three generations together at Knight Park to celebrate her son’s first year. These multi-generational sessions are some of my favorites. You’re documenting family legacy, not just taking pictures. Watching this family interact throughout the afternoon reminded me exactly why I do […]

The Apawamis Club in Rye, New York, knows how to send summer off right. Their annual Labor Day BBQ is exactly what you’d want from a country club celebration: families relaxed and having fun, kids fully absorbed in games and activities, and roughly 300 guests enjoying classic American food and entertainment on a perfect late […]

One of the most common questions I get as a professional headshot photographer is: What should I wear for my headshots? After 30+ years as a photographer, I can simplify this for you: the best headshots happen when you look like yourself on a really good day. Not someone else. Not overly styled. Just you—confident, approachable, and authentically […]