Professional Images Photography

07/16/2026

Chasing light between assignments. Denver’s peaks caught fire tonight, felt like flying over the back of a dragon. Another stop SunsetChasers TravelPhotography

07/15/2026

Photographed Captain Sully Sullenberger in 2019 at Vision Source Tampa. Kind, humble, unforgettable. Saddened by his Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

07/05/2026

The drone show lasted much longer, but I had to trim it to fit the upload limits. Here’s one of my favorite moments—the Mayflower over Boston Harbor during Boston’s 250th celebration. 🇺🇸🚁 Travel VisitBoston NewEngland America250 FourthOfJuly History Mayflower ExploreMore SeeTheWorld ProfessionalPhotographer

06/01/2026

Your tradeshow booth deserves a lot better than quick smartphone photos. 📸✨

You spend months planning every single detail of your exhibit. When the doors open, you need premium visual assets that prove your event ROI and power your post-show marketing.

We just completely updated our Tradeshow & Exhibitor Booth Photography page to showcase exactly what modern brands need to stand out:

👉 Pristine Booth Shots: Clean architectural angles captured early before the floor opens. Perfect for portfolios, award submissions, and stakeholder reports.

👉 Live Floor Candids: High-energy attendee engagement, product demonstrations, and authentic staff interactions that bring your brand to life.

👉 Real-Time Delivery: We don't make you wait weeks. We upload high-resolution images during the show so your media team can post live while the event is happening.

⚡From Austin and San Antonio to Orlando and Las Vegas, we provide consistent, premium corporate coverage nationwide. 🇺🇸

👇 See the stunning new updates!Click the link below to view the fresh gallery and request a quick 24-hour custom quote for your upcoming show schedule:🔗

https://www.proimagesphoto.com/tradeshow-photography-services/

05/16/2026

When you’re on assignment, you learn to be grateful for whatever’s on the menu. This both lunch and dinner.

Day 1: Chicken.
Day 2: Chicken with a different sauce.
Day 3: Chicken reinvented.
Day 4: More chicken.

At this point, I’m surprised they haven’t served chicken for breakfast… although eggs are basically chicken’s cousins. 🐔🍗

After four straight days of chicken for lunch and dinner, I’m pretty sure I’m starting to grow wings.

Always an adventure on the road, and honestly, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Grateful, well-fed, and slightly more feathered than when I arrived.

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04/29/2026

Guess I’ve officially been ‘immortalized’ 😄
Still a lot more moments to capture.

04/27/2026

At The Pearlwhere for a moment, nothing else matters.

Stripped the color away to focus on what’s real… kids just being kids. No filters, no worries, no audience just living in the moment.

There’s something about that kind of freedom we don’t hold onto enough as we get older. Maybe we should.

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At The Pearl where for a moment, nothing else matters.

Stripped the color away to focus on what’s real… kids just being kids. No filters, no worries, no audience—just living in the moment.

There’s something about that kind of freedom we don’t hold onto enough as we get older. Maybe we should.

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04/20/2026

After all these years and all the travel, this still makes me pause. San Diego from above on assignment this week with Reuters. Grateful for the journey.

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04/17/2026

AI headshots are quick, but they often strip away the very thing that makes you stand out: your authentic personality.

Algorithms can swap backgrounds and smooth out blemishes, but they cannot read your body language or help you relax in front of a lens. A skilled photographer brings human intuition to the table.

Here is what you get with a real photography session:

• Genuine expressions instead of stiff, identical results

• Expert problem-solving for tricky lighting and angles

• A customized approach that actually fits your personal K

I break down exactly why the human touch remains irreplaceable in my new article.

Click the link below to explore the full comparison and see why humans still win when it comes to your professional image.

https://bit.ly/4cQlkDK

Discover why artificial intelligence cannot replace the authentic human touch in professional photography. We explore how skilled photographers capture genuine confidence, adapt to unpredictable environments, and elevate your personal brand in ways algorithms simply miss. Read the full comparison to...

04/14/2026

The job was supposed to end at midnight.

It didn’t.

It turned into another 18 hours of nonstop work overnight into the next day.

And it wasn’t just me.

I have a dedicated videographer, Ivan Maya alongside me who proved exactly what this level requires he slept maybe an hour around 4 a.m., then got right back to it.

We changed flights twice.
Booked an extra night.
Did whatever it took to deliver.

Because this wasn’t a wedding or a casual shoot.

This was a corporate client out of the Middle East with real expectations and real deadlines.

That video needed to be turned around fast, updated, delivered, and right.

And that’s the part people don’t see.

It’s not just picking up a camera.
It’s knowing what you’re doing when things don’t go as planned.

After 39 years in this business, one thing is clear:

We don’t take the easy way out.
We do it the right way.

And that’s why clients trust us and keep coming back.

AI can assist.
But it can’t replace experience, commitment, or showing up when it matters most.

The job was supposed to end at midnight. It didn’t. It turned into another 18 hours of nonstop work overnight into the next day. And it wasn’t just me. I have a dedicated videographer, Ivan Maya alongside me who proved exactly what this level requires he slept maybe an hour around 4 a.m., then g...