Linda dropped by the studio day for a few portraits. She needed some new headshots for her application to a Los Angeles civic organization. Although some folks are more difficult to photograph than others, Linda was a pleasure to work with as we created her portraits.

Marsha dropped by the studio the other day for a few commercial portraits and headshots. Although she got stuck in traffic on the way from Marina del Rey to Los Angeles, she appeared unphased when she walked through my door. I don’t know how she did it; I lose my mind when I get stuck in traffic. Here are just a few of the best photographs from our portrait session.

I’ve been Alex’s portrait photographer for almost five years so it was great to see her (and her mom) this morning. They arrived at my Los Angeles studio around 9:00 a.m. for a few headshots. Anyway, here are a few photographs from today’s portrait session.

I’ve photographed Anna before, but this is the first time she’s been to my studio near downtown Los Angeles. She’s always super to work with so it was kind of easy to come up a ton of great photographs. She’s currently working on her new LA web site so I hope she finds some of these headshots useful! Anna is perhaps best known for her performance as Bee Sting on “Who Wants to Be a Superhero?”

Shiny Thomas dropped by my Los Angeles studio on Monday for a corporate headshot. She needed an image for pediatric dentistry web site. Actually, now that I’ve typed that sentence, I don’t know if I can call a portrait featuring a stuffed monkey a true "corporate headshot." Taking full advantage of our time together, we also took a few other casual portraits. At one point, even her husband jumped in for a few snaps.