Last week, I had the pleasure of working with Selene Kronen, a young actress making waves in the entertainment world. Our headshot session took place at my New York studio, where we aimed to capture the authentic essence of her dynamic talent.
Last week, I had the privilege of photographing actor Andy Lee at my New York studio. Known for his remarkable range on both stage and screen, Andy was looking for headshots that could effectively showcase his versatility. Whether portraying deep, dramatic characters or lighter, more approachable roles, his aim was to create images that would resonate with casting directors and capture his dynamic presence.
Last week, I had the privilege of photographing actor Steven Ogg at my Los Angeles studio for my ongoing Selah Project. It's not unusual for photographers to be inspired by other forms of art, and as many of you may have noticed, my portraiture is heavily influenced by Renaissance Italian masters like Rembrandt, Caravaggio, Titian, and Ribera. Drawing inspiration from these iconic artists, I strive to masterfully recreate the light, atmosphere, and tones of classical portrait paintings in my work. This influence is particularly evident in Selah, my latest and most ambitious project to date.