Indigo Photography

conceptual and personality photographer, who shoots primarily in Boston and New York City. I shoot commercial work for corporations, professionals, and creative industry. I also shoot fine art photography. I enjoy visually connecting conceptual dots. I’m available for expert interviews on any photography-related topic mentioned on this website, for a blog and other media writers. People “know” so much about you by looking at your picture. That is because people are judgmental and impatient. My job is to take that human nature, turn it around, and make it work the best for you. Portraits are a semiotic design process, not a snapshot. What people see in your picture is the judgment on what you choose to reveal. How does your audience believe you are so good? How do you create and select the right picture? That comes from the process integrating your social and professional contexts and your goals in the visual message. In short, our photography connects your personality to your audience’s mind. That is because people are judgmental and impatient. My job is to take that human nature, turn it around, and make it work the best for you. Portraits are a semiotic design process, not a snapshot. What people see in your picture is the judgment on what you choose to reveal. How does your audience believe you are so good? How do you create and select the right picture? That comes from the process integrating your social and professional contexts and your goals in the visual message. In short, our photography connects your personality to your audience’s mind. In short, our photography connects your personality to your audience’s mind. That is because people are judgmental and impatient. My job is to take that human nature, turn it around, and make it work the best for you. Portraits are a semiotic design process, not a snapshot. What people see in your picture is the judgment on what you choose to reveal. How does your audience believe you are so good? How do you create and select the right picture? That comes from the process integrating your social and professional contexts and your goals in the visual.