He has worked extensively in the healthcare medical field. He has worked alongside physicians in hospitals, photographing patients in the operating room, emergency room or patient room. When the doctor needs an environmental or studio portrait for a hospital publication or medical journal, he is at their disposal.
His corporate clients have included universities and colleges. He has photographed teachers, professors and students for capabilities brochures, advertisements, studio and environmental portraits. He would roam the college or university campus looking for opportunities to photograph students or professors in candid moments.
Rich also covers events for corporate clients. Everything from black tie affairs to all day conferences has given Rich the opportunity to provide his clients with expert images for Public Relation PR press releases, brochures, magazines, internal and external publications.Rich’s clients include elected government officials and their need for studio portraits. He has also worked for the state department of economic development that specializes in assisting state and local businesses. The work has appeared as special advertising supplements in newspapers promoting the businesses and the positive work environment in the state.
While Rich has enjoyed photographing businessmen and women at work, he has also enjoyed photographing the blue-collar worker working on the forklift in warehouses, or on an assembly line. He has photographed workers in warehouse distribution centers and loading docks, putting stock on shelves in large warehouses, on food production lines in factories and close-ups of workers assembling high-tech electronics. The diversity of the assignments has given Rich a broad experience in tackling the variety of subjects he has photographed.
Rich’s capabilities include using film but he has been primarily shooting digital for the past several years. He enjoys working with Canon lenses and cameras, which furnish him with excellent image quality of any subject matter the client needs.
Digital imaging gives him the ability to give his clients a quick turnaround for image review whether it be with a website image galleries or traditional contact prints if they prefer. His experience with Photoshop provides his clients with retouching or repurposing of an image they might need.
Rich is also a stock photographer. His images are presently with Alamy and Mira. They include a large variety of subjects families, teenagers, women, men, travel locations, medical, healthcare and educational markets. There are both editorial and commercial images with the necessary releases. Rich loves to travel and takes advantage when adding to his stock image collection. Locations have included the American West the Grand Canyon and Monument Valley, Gettysburg, PA. and Washington DC.
His home state of New Jersey with its proximity to New York City has afforded photographic opportunities of National Monuments the State of Liberty the Manhattan Skyline and the New Jersey Shore. Walking the streets of New York City is filled with stock photography subjects of historical, cultural and entertainment landmarks. The New Jersey Shore is ocean waves, swimming, amusement park rides, families, boardwalks, teenagers, and children. It is about everyone having fun on vacation.
Rich has a daily blog where he comments on life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with photographs from daily life.
Rich looks forward to helping you with your next photographic project. Whether it is images for print or website, for brochures, events or press releases or an ad campaign, he is capable of enhancing your project.
His clients have always enjoyed working with him because of his affability and easy way about him. His sensitivity with the human condition reminds him to treat all clients with respect and professionalism.
I may be a New Jersey photographer, but I love to travel and discover new places to photgraph and I am patiently waiting for that special client who will send me to Antarctica.
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