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Detroit's leading headshot and portrait photography studio. Clients , .

Published: . High-end Executive Portraiture • Professional Headshot Photography • Marketing Photographs

Our mission is to help you capture that strength and power in photographs that represent who you are and who you want to become, so you can project the confidence you need to achieve success in the marketplace.

10/13/2026

We love the use the Detroit Symphony Orchestra and FOX 2 Detroit made of our portraits of Civic Youth Ensembles musicians! Great interview Damien!

10/02/2026

Did you know the Detroit Symphony Orchestra gives free instruments to students who want to learn how to play?

This work happens through the symphony’s Detroit Harmony program, where staff, community partners, and volunteers match students with instruments and educational opportunities.

Meet Booster Hammond, a student musician at the Detroit School of Arts who performs with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Civic Youth Ensembles. Here, he plays a Vivaldi cello sonata on the double bass in the Fisher Building (The Fisher Building) arcade, Albert Kahn’s 1928 tower, known as “Detroit’s largest art object.”

This October, the Fisher Building is partnering with the DSO as a drop-off location for the annual Detroit Harmony instrument drive.

Bring your used instruments to the Fisher Building’s box office from Oct. 5-31 during business hours and share this with someone who loves music!

09/11/2026

We're so happy to see our image of Civic Youth Ensembles student musicians at the 2026 program guide!

09/05/2026

Did you know this art deco building helped launch Detroit techno?

The Penobscot Building was built by William Murphy in 1928, and named for the Maine river where his father first cut timber. After making a fortune in Michigan pine, Murphy turned his lumber wealth to auto production. He financed Henry Ford's first company in 1899. Ford walked out in 1902, and Murphy then founded Cadillac.

The river is named for the Penobscot Nation of Maine. Corrado Parducci carved a chief in a Plains headdress over the door.

In the 1980s, Detroit techno grew up here, with pioneering DJ the Electrifying Mojo landing his mothership every night at 10.

At 18 years old, Barbra Streisand sang at the building's Caucus Club, four shows a night.

Look up.

08/17/2026

Congratulations to Maram Alaiwat for making the cover of The Official Top 100 Magazine!

I'm so grateful to Maram for telling me about Bagley Mansion, where we did this shoot, and where we subsequently moved our studio!

08/11/2026

We're honored to have photographed for the cover of . Makeup by

07/26/2026

What do the ceilings of the Fisher Building mean?

In 1927, the architect Albert Kahn was asked to build the "most beautiful commercial structure in the world."

Detroit's Fisher Building would be a sweeping artistic statement.

Kahn commissioned the visionary Hungarian painter Géza Maróti to design a set of frescoes depicting the progress of human art, culture, science and technology in the 20th century.

Maróti's frescoes elevate above all music, poetry and religion. They depict, at the apex of the building, muses and cherubs surrounded by the tree of life: the central image in Hungarian myth.

Surrounding them are eagles, symbolizing the economic basis of these artistic accomplishments: the arches intermix the virtues of peace, art, justice and knowledge with the useful trades, agriculture, navigation and other industries.

Its arch quotes Alexander Pope's prologue to Addison's Cato (1713) — the play staged by George Washington as the Continental troops shivered in Valley Forge at the most desperate stage of the American Revolutionary War.

The quote reads:

"To wake the soul by tender strokes of art, to raise the genius and to mend the heart"

Follow for more hidden corners of Detroit's largest art object

07/06/2026

Did you know Detroit's "last vacant high-rise" is being restored?

The Lee Plaza was a symbol of Detroit's "Roaring '20s." Its ballroom piano was one of the most famous scenes of abandoned Detroit.

When it opened in 1927, its builder, Ralph T. Lee, called it "the finest thing of its kind in America." It had hand-painted ceilings by Corrado Parducci.

Its builder went bankrupt in the Great Depression.

The Lee Plaza was subjected to organized looting. More than 50 lion heads were stripped from the facade. Six turned up on luxury condos in Chicago. No one was ever convicted. The scrappers even stripped the copper roof.

Now a $60 million restoration is underway — and the stolen lions are being re-created.

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Lee Plaza piano image by Rick Harris, licensed under Creative Commons.

07/01/2026

A portrait of Business Travel Account Manager Laventrice Mitchell

06/11/2026

A headshot of Nesiah Henderson, Doctor of Occupational Therapy

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