The Large And The Small Of Product Photography Spotlighting Shoots in North Reading (Large), and Dracut, MA (Small) There are certain challenges that come with photographing products of unusual sizes – whether they are extremely large or practically microscopic. Products of a particular scale require photographers to adapt their techniques and equipment, while also maintaining […]
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Three Ways Stop Motion Animation Can Boost Product Sales With an Example from a Container Company in Leominster, MA If you’ve ever shopped for an item online, chances are you’ve come across a rotating 360° view of the product. This is stop motion animation. It’s a technique that involves photographing one still image at a time,
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What Makes A Professional Photographer? (Hint: it’s not the gear) Every now and again when I’m working on-location at a business, someone will pass by, notice all the photo equipment, and invariably come to me and ask some version of the following: “I’m looking to buy a camera—What do you think of the new xyz
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When Being A Headshot Photographer Means Channeling Your Inner Batman As a commercial photographer, It isn’t often I’m summoned to a job at a moments notice. There’s no “emergency” job that requires me to drop everything and run to the scene, no bat signal, to borrow from the superhero world. At least, I didn’t used
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