Healthcare Magazine Washington DC Portrait
Sunday, January 06, 2008 Concept/Objective:
The assignment was to photograph the head of information technology for the government, for a healthcare magazine. The objective was to make an image which showed him confident and we didn’t know where we might be able to make the image going in.
Posted by John Harrington on 01/06
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This home-based business-owner wanted both headshots and full length shots of himself that he could use for marketing and on his website.
I as looking to make a nice portrait of presidential candidate Mike Huckabee. I was with him at a town hall stop, and wanted to make a nice portrait of him.
While working on an assignment to cover this well known public figure’s recent book publication, and her appearance on a news radio program, the opportunity presented itself to make a nice portrait of the subject. It was my objective to do so. I took it as an opportunity to challenge myself, and my abilities to make a nice image.
The objective was to document the visit by G Gordon Liddy to the client’s studios, getting both posed and in action images.
The assignment was to photograph a woman who was the subject of an article on women of color hitting a glass ceiling in terms of promotions/advancement.
We were to capture a portrait of a subject in his office for a small magazine article. It wasn’t a leading off image, but rather something for further on in the article.
The need was to produce to PR-style images of two executives for an association. Rather than have them waste a day coming to us, instead, we always prefer to go to the client, setting up in their space, making it easier for the client’s subjects.
The objective was to photograph a defense analyist in a classified location, the National Defense University, in their lobby. I didn’t want to overcomplicate the shot, so I used just a single light, with a missle behind her, and more importantly, the large glass walls, which was supposed to illustrate a transition of “transparency” of her work, and that of the type of work she does.
The objective was a fairly fast and loose portrait of an executive for a client. We didn’t need to do anything especially elaborate.
The objective was to photograph the subject in a server room where his products were deployed.
The objective for this assignment was to capture NBC’s Tim Russert in two locations, on set, and outside, for the cover of the magazine. We wanted to show the set, and a bit about his character, and we were given a narrow window during which we could make the photos, given Tim’s schedule.
