Promotional photos for CATCO’s upcoming production of Souvenir. For more info, visit them online.
Inspired by the music and story of Russian composer Sergi Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf (written in 1936), this adaptation includes the idea of a play within a play. The beloved children’s tale is set in the Russian countryside during the early 20th century and features a significant life lesson about the importance of following directions. For tickets to the November 11 – 20 production of this show, visit CATCO online.
We’re not so “grown up” that we don’t still enjoy shooting just for the fun of it, and what could possibly be more fun to photograph than the Halloween edition of Tech Karaoke Columbus at Woodlands Tavern? Here are a few favorites, but you can check out the rest of the album on our Facebook page.
Campy, bloody, and all-around awesome – that’s what you can expect if you’ve never seen Evil Dead The Musical. We enjoyed dress rehearsal so much during our promo shoot that we attended the show not once but twice with clients!
Here are some of the killer (haha… killer…) photos we captured that are favorites of the cast & marketing crew.
We were recently contracted by CATCO to photograph some rehearsals and live performances of their Be A Part of Art program. Here are just a few photos from the various staged readings.
Whether you’re looking for a new home or hoping to sell, professional real estate photos are vitally important. Check out this beautifully updated ranch on quiet Kriswood Lane that we recently photographed for realtor Shanna Lafontaine. It has a completely remodeled bathroom with a large jetted tub, an updated kitchen, and a finished rec room perfect for a naturally cool home office or den!
We were back in the offices of The Cardinal Orthopaedic Institute today, but this time we were photographing something extra special. Three of their physicians are retiring or have retired recently, and they wanted to capture some portraits to be printed, framed and hung on the walls of their office along with other physicians who have retired from the group before them. As we did not do the photos for the previous retirees, our challenge was to make our shots look as similar to their classic style as possible. How do you think we did?
Last month we attended a Cbusr meetup as our sister company, GroovyDoodle Photography. Our friend and fellow blogger Cheryl Harrison pulled the event together at Woodland’s Tavern, where GroovyDoodle had also recently shot a few ringlight headshots for the SXSW Bon Voyage party. The Cbusr event was much larger, and resulted in us taking over the main stage where we captured about 150 unique professional headshots, which we then posted for everyone to tag and enjoy via Facebook. (For the record, 150 headshots in a single evening is a LOT!)
So if we attended the event as GroovyDoodle, then why are we talking about it here? Well, for those of you not familiar with it, Cbusr is a free site dedicated to helping Columbus residents meet people who live nearby with similar interests, and their meetups are filled with fantastic networking opportunities for up-and-coming professionals and artists. We met some really great people, and wanted to share them with our business audience in case you’d like to meet them too…
We donated our time to capture the Columbus Children’s Theatre’s annual gala again this year. The event was themed after their Spring musical – Cinderella – with patrons being encouraged to dress the part for a Royal Ball and Feast. The evening was filled with one-of-a-kind photo opportunities that we were proud to capture for one of our long-standing community partners. All in all, we delivered hundreds of photos from the event. Here are just a few of our favorite shots from over the course of the evening…
Because of our no-hassle print release for all projects, sometimes we’re surprised to see our pictures in use months after they were delivered to the client. Such was the case with this ad. The photos were originally taken for use in their 2009 annual report. Imagine our pride and surprise when we were out with friends in the fall of 2010 and saw our photos flash across the TV screen of the pub we were in during the following video ad!
