Not every branding session is about the person behind the business. Sometimes it’s about the products they’re selling — and giving those products the kind of Grand Junction product photography that actually makes someone want to click “add to cart.” That was the focus for this quarter’s session with Garvey’s Gardens, one of our longest-standing […]

There’s a version of “professional photos” that a lot of small business owners in Grand Junction and Fruita have settled for: the stiff headshot, the forced smile, the beauty-filtered edit that doesn’t quite look like them. It photographs the job. It doesn’t photograph the person. Hannah of Stonefruit Counseling came to her branding session ready […]

Massage therapist branding photography works best when it shows the full picture of who a practitioner is — not just the service they provide, but the philosophy behind it. That’s exactly what Audrey of One to Flow came to her first Summit Society session ready to do. Audrey is a licensed massage therapist with deep […]

Most people hear “branding photography” and picture a business owner sitting in a coffee shop, smiling at their laptop. And sure, that’s one version of branding photos. But it’s a narrow one. What I photographed for Garvey’s Gardens with their quarterly branding sessions this year looked nothing like that — and it ended up being […]

Steff said it better than I ever could: “I would like you to know that I just booked a wedding, and they said the beautiful pics on the website is what made them decide we were the only ones for them.” That’s the whole point. Hillbilly Catering has been one of my favorite ongoing partnerships, […]