https://davidshopper.com https://davidshopper.com/CONTACT/1 https://davidshopper.com/What-to-wear-for-kick-ass-business-portraits/1 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/1 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/2https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Photographer_to_Travel.jpgCorporate_Photographer_to_Travel https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/3 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/4https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Team_Page_Photography_Boston.jpgTeam_Page_Photography_Boston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/5https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company_Website_Photography_Boston.jpgCompany_Website_Photography_Boston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/6 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/7https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/blog_Lincoln_Boston.jpgblog_Lincoln_Boston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/8 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/9https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/blog_Lincoln_Dallas.jpgblog_Lincoln_Dallas https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/10 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/11https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/blog_Lincoln_OC.jpgblog_Lincoln_OC https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/12 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/13https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/HowToShootCandidCorporateLifestylePhotography.jpgHowToShootCandidCorporateLifestylePhotography https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/14https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Bain_website.jpgBain_website https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/15 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/16https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/LA_Candid_Workplace_Photographers.jpgLA_Candid_Workplace_PhotographersBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/17 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/18https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/MA_AG_Andrea_Joy_Campbell_portrait.jpgMA_AG_Andrea_Joy_Campbell_portraitBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/19https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/MA_AG_Andrea_Campbell_Portrait.jpgMA_AG_Andrea_Campbell_Portrait https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/20 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/21https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Office_Lifestyle_Photographers.jpgNYC_Office_Lifestyle_PhotographersLondon-based Squarepoint Capital hires Boston photographer David Shopper for New York City corporate photography shoot.David Shopper works frequently with London and worldwide capital management firms to brand their companies. David shoots in New York City and all over the US to capture the executive teams and corporate culture of global companies. David is based in Boston, MA and specializes in featuring the expertise of corporate teams. C-suite portraits, CEO headshots, team headshots, and corporate candid photography.Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/22 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/23https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Office_Candid_Photo_NYC.jpgOffice_Candid_Photo_NYC https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/24 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/25https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Photography_for_FInancial_Firms.jpgCorporate_Photography_for_FInancial_Firms https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/26 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/27https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Best_Boston-Corporate_Photographers.jpgBest_Boston-Corporate_PhotographersThis corporate candid image is from a project to rebrand Boston-based Easy Mile Fitness. Easy Mile is a privately help Planet Fitness franchisee. They hired David Shopper to capture the spirit of their company through still images. These photographs will be featured in the new corporate website. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/28 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/29 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/30https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CEO_Headshots-Boston_MA.jpgCEO_Headshots-Boston_MACreating distinctive headshots and corporate office lifestyle photography for branding campaigns: Boston and NYC. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/31https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CEO_Headshots_NYC.jpgCEO_Headshots_NYCBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/32https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Healthcare_Photographers_in_Boston.jpgHealthcare_Photographers_in_BostonThis photograph is a portrait of Ann Partridge, Dana Farber Cancer Institute's Medical Oncology chair in Boston. Headshot photographer David Shopper photographed Ann for the new leadership branding headshots now that Dr. Ben Ebert is taking over as the new CEO of DFCI. This headshot uses natural light and was taken at Dana Farber's Boston hospital offices. David shoots his portraits with a Nikon Z-7ii digital mirrorless camera and a Nikon 70-200 f2.8 long lens. He shoots tethered to him Apple MacBook Pro so everyone can monitor the imagery as it comes up. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/33 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/34https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston_Photographer_for_Headshots.jpgBoston_Photographer_for_Headshots https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/35 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/36https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston_Professional_Company_Website_Photography.jpgBoston_Professional_Company_Website_PhotographyBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/37https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Corporate-Website-Photographers.jpgBoston-Corporate-Website-PhotographersBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/38 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/39https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/About_Us_Company_Photography.jpgAbout_Us_Company_Photography https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/40 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/41https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Best_Executive_Portraits_Boston.jpgBest_Executive_Portraits_BostonBoston headshot photographer David Shopper's photograph of an executive in the Financial District. David photographs the new hires for law firm Fitch Law Partners in Boston. David uses natural light to give the corporate portrait a natural and organic feel.David's photographs brand Boston and New York City companies. He is based on Boston's North Shore and shoots in the Seaport District, downtown Boston, Cambridge, Newton, Arlington, Woburn, Danvers, as well as Manhattan and the New York City metro area.David has been creating executive portraits for over 30 years and works with some of the most successful companies in the world. He is one of Boston's most trusted executive portrait photographers.Real Life, Only Better. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/42 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/43https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Website-Refresh-Photography.jpgBoston Website Refresh PhotographyDavid Shopper photography works with Fusion Worldwide to create a new brand refresh for their corporate website.David is based in Boston, MA. He worked with a New York City ad agency to create executive portrait photography, business candid imagery, and photographs to show the company culture. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/44https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Website-rebranding-photography-Boston.jpgWebsite Rebranding Photography BostonBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. This photograph shows the rebranding website photography that David created with Fusion Worldwide. David worked with a New York City ad agency to refresh the headshot photography of the Seaport (Boston)-based company, along with business in-situ photography of the company at work on their trading floor, Seaport locale, and manufacturing facility.David works hand-in-hand with designers, agencies, and in-house investment specialists to rebrand the corporate image. Real Life, Only Better. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/45 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/46https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Branding_Photography.jpgCorporate_Branding_PhotographyBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. This image is a portrait of a corporate C-Suite executive at a Boston private equity company. David's photography will help rebrand the company's corporate identity. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/47https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Corporate_Branding_Photography.jpgProfessional_Corporate_Branding_PhotographyBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/48https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston_Branding_Photography.jpgBoston_Branding_PhotographyThis photograph was commissioned by HarvourVest, a Boston-based investment firm, to illustrate the company's corporate offices. The image was photographed by David Shopper, Boston's leading corporate branding photographer. Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/49 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/50https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Executive-portraits-in-boston.jpgExecutive Portraits in BostonThe executive portraits below were created by photographer David Shopper in Boston, MA. David has been branding companies with imagery for over 3 decades. He shoots professional headshots, corporate and executive portraits, and business LinkedIn headshots for large and small businesses. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/51 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/52https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CEO_Portraits_in_Boston_MA.jpgCEO Portraits in Boston MAThis is a portrait of Dr. Laurie Glimcher, president and CEO of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The photograph was created by David Shopper Photography, a Boston-based commercial photographer who specializes in CEO headshots and portraits. David creates C-suite headshots for Fortune 500 companies in the US. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/53 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/54https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Workiva_Executive_Headshots.jpgWorkiva Executive Headshots https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/55 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/56https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Who_is_David_Shopper.jpgWho is David Shopper?Who is David Shopper? David Shopper is a Boston-based corporate portrait and headshot photographer. He was just featured on Canvas Rebel, the on-line forum for artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs. Here is a link to this interview. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/57 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/58https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Photographer-for-Advertising.jpgBoston-Photographer-for-Advertising https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/59 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/60https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Photography_for_Company_Websites.jpgPhotography_for_Company_Websites https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/61https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business_Editorial_Photographers_Boston.jpgBusiness_Editorial_Photographers_BostonThis editorial photograph of Boston business giant Great Hill Partners' corporate offices shows how David Shopper's commercial photos are used on company websites. This photograph is screened back to look dark in a striking way. It gives the website a sophistication and style.David Shopper Photography, 2 Central Street, Ipswich, MA 01938 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/62 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/63https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/New-York-Corporate-Photographer.jpgNew-York-Corporate-PhotographerThis photograph shows corporate collaboration in Squarepoint's New York City company offices. Executives are working together to solve problems in an office environment overlooking Manhattan. David Shopper Photography creates business working imagery. David shoots on location in New York City, Boston, and Portland ME. He presents in situ natural life scenes of executives and team members collaborating. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/64https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/New-York-City-Corporate-Photographers.jpgNew-York-City-Corporate-Photographers https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/65https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Corporate_Culture-Photographer.jpgNYC_Corporate_Culture-Photographer https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/66https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Corporate_Culture-Photographers.jpgNYC_Corporate_Culture-Photographers https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/67 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/68https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Pro_Headshots_Boston_MA.jpgPro_Headshots_Boston_MA https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/69 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/70https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Employee_Headshots_Boston.jpgEmployee_Headshots_Boston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/71 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/72https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NewWorkDavidShopper.jpgNewWorkDavidShopper https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/73 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/74https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/2023bestportraitphotographersBoston.jpg2023bestportraitphotographersBoston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/75 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/76https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Shopper-Maura_Healey_201R.jpgShopper-Maura_Healey_201R https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/77https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Maura_Healey_Driscoll_Campbell2.jpgMaura_Healey_Driscoll_Campbell_Portraits https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/78 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/79https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/blog_Kensho.jpgblog_Kensho https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/80 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/81https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Employee_Headshots_in_Boston.jpgEmployee_Headshots_in_Boston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/82 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/83https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Headshots_in_Boston_MA.jpgProfessional_Headshots_in_Boston_MA https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/84 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/85https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/blog_Flywirecandids3.jpgBoston and New York Corporate Editorial PhotographersDavid Shopper creates branded candid workplace photography. He works out of New York and Boston, MA. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/86 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/87https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Shopper-Bain_Feb15_22_816.jpgShopper-Bain_Feb15_22_816 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/88https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Headshots_Financial_Boston.jpgProfessional_Headshots_Financial_BostonThese photographs show David's approach to corporate candid working imagery. Created for Bain Capital, these images are stylized representations of investment bankers collaborating, meeting, and solving problems. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/89https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Shopper-Bain_ESG287.jpgShopper-Bain_ESG287 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/90 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/91https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Newwork-newclients.jpgNew work - new clientsA plethora of new business headshots in Boston and New York City - David Shopper portraits. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/92 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/93https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/RemoteOfficePortraitsinBoston.jpgRemoteOfficePortraitsinBostonThis executive portrait was taken by Boston headshot photographer David Shopper. The headshots are of the executive team of Cambridge lifescience company Selecta Bioscience. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/94https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Remote_Office_Headshots_Boston.jpgRemote Office Headshots Created In BostonDavid Shopper, a leading corporate portrait photographer in Boston, creates remote office portraits by compositing backgrounds taken at office locations with natural light portraits. This allows him full control over the headshot and the soft focus background. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/95 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/96https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Composite_Portraits_with_window.jpgCorporate headshots with window skyline backgroundDavid Shopper creates team headshots with cityscapes in the background. David works in the Boston and New York City areas, producing portraits of executives and employees for corporations and large businesses. The team members David photographs look confident, expert, and approachable. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/97 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/98https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Candid_Photography_Boston.jpgExecutives interacting in upscale office space in BostonThese corporate candid workplace photographs were taken for Bain Capital in Boston at the John Hancock tower. David features real people in real environments. He guides executives to naturally interact so you can see the mental wheels turning. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/99 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/100https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Corporate_Photographers.jpgAdvertising imagery of NYC financial companyThese corporate lifestyle photographs were taken for a global financial client in New York City. David Shopper created the images for the financial company's marketing, website, and social media promotions. David is based in Boston, MA and often shoots in NYC. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/101 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/102https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Location_Portraits.jpgCorporate_Location_Portraits https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/103 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/104https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Bulger.com2.jpgCorporate workplace photography for the discerning clientThese screen-grabs show how David Shopper's corporate lifestyle photography brands financial companies. David presents real working people in real environments. His images are used for marketing and company websites. They give credibility and immediacy to his clients. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/105https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Bulger.com1.jpgNew York City botique company working candid photographyDavid Shopper creates realistic, striking, and organic corporate lifestyle photography that captures the corporate culture of a company. David shoots in Boston and NYC. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/106 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/108 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/109https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Executive_Portraits_Boston.jpgBoston's Premier Corporate Headshot PhotographerDavid Shopper creates commercial portraits for the most discriminating clientele. His headshots present squared-away business people in their natural habitats. Organic photography using natural light. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/110 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/111https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Photography_In_Pandemic.jpgIs Headshot Photography in a Pandemic Safe?Yes! David Shopper, Boston's premier business portrait photographer, creates outstanding portraits in a safe environment. These portraits were taken for Zalkind, a progressive Boston legal firm. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/112https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Pandemicphotographyboston.jpgPhotography in the pandemic -- Boston, MADavid Shopper continues to create award-winning commercial portrait work in the pandemic. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/113 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/114https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CognexARs.jpgAward winning annual report photography in BostonDavid Shopper has created years of nationally recognized annual report photography like this one for Cognex Corporation. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/115https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/cog_blog.jpgAward Winning Photography in Boston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/116 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/117https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Shopper-BuildingVentures_300_blog.jpgLeadership Team PhotographyCommercial photographs of corporate teams by David Shopper, Boston, MA https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/118https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/ProfessionalteamsheadshotsBoston.jpgProfessional Team Headshots BostonDavid Shopper's commercial photography of executive leadership teams using natural light. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/119 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/120https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/2020bestportraitphotographer.jpg2020bestportraitphotographer https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/121 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/122https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Portraits_Boston_Photographers.jpgCorporate_Portraits_Boston_Photographers https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/123 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/124https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Shopper_Data_Robot3.jpgShopper_Data_Robot3 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/125https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/DataRobot_new.jpgEmployee headshots for LinkedInThis photo shows employees of Data Robot photographed by Boston headshot photographer David Shopper. David is one of Boston and New York City's most trusted headshot photographers. David set up a simple backdrop and took team members' portraits throughout the day. Easy, simple, and fun. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/126 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/127https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporateteamsheadshotphotographer.jpgCorporateteamsheadshotphotographerPortraits of employees for websites and team pages in Boston, MA https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/128 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/129https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Businessheadshotscompanies.jpgBusinessheadshotscompanies https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/130 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/131https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/blognewclients.jpgblognewclients https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/132 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/133https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Alternative_corporate_portraits.jpgAlternative_corporate_portraits https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/134 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/135https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Shopper_HBSEE_935.jpgCommercial photography for Harvard Continuing EducationDavid Shopper captures engaging imagery for the Harvard School of Continuing Education in Cambridge, MA https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/136 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/137https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Blog-Admirx.jpgBest Portrait Photographer in BostonA portrait by David Shopper, an award-winning portrait and headshot photographer in Boston, MA https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/138 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/139https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/ExecutivePortraitsBostonMA.jpgExecutivePortraitsBostonMAA captivating executive portrait for venture capital firms in Boston and NYC https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/140 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/141https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Natural-Light-Office-Portraits-NYC.jpgNatural-Light-Office-Portraits-NYC https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/142https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Banner-blogR-wNewstroke.jpgBanner-blogR-wNewstroke https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/143 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/144https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CorporateportraitphotographyBoston.jpgCorporateportraitphotographyBoston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/145 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/146https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/StudiophotographyBoston.jpgStudiophotographyBoston https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/147https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Bostonphotographersforannualreports.jpgBoston Annual Report Photographers: David ShopperDavid Shopper has been branding companies with annual report photography for over 30 years. Real people in real environments. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/148 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/149https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Shopper_Natalie_Taylor_1904.jpgShopper_Natalie_Taylor_1904 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/150 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/151https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/OfficephotographyBoston.jpgBoston Headshots in the OfficeGraceful and personable headshots by David Shopper. Clients in Boston and NYC. https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/152 https://davidshopper.com/BLOG-%26-NEW-WORK/153https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professionalheadshotsexecutiveteams.jpgProfessional Headshots of Leadership Teams in Boston and New York City.Black and white portraits of young entrepreneurs in Boston. 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https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/1https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Portland-Corporate_Headshots.jpgCorporate Headshots in Boston NYCDavid Shopper is an internationally-recognized commercial photographer and short film director who brands companies with his organic and honest portraiture.This image is a screen grab of the Leadership page of a company, Flywire, that David created branding headshots for. These executive headshots were created during the down-time of Flywire's annual meeting event, without interrupting the flow of the event. These headshots show how David approaches corporate portraits: his subjects look squared away, confident, and approachable. Their stature shows through clearly, yet you want to pick up the phone to chat with them. The hardest part of professional headshots is to present the businessperson as an expert in their field without them appearing haughty. They want to appear comfortable without losing stature, casual without looking unprofessional. It's a hard fence to straddle. David specializes in 1) business portraits and headshots for company team bio pages, annual reports, corporate collateral, and websites, 2) candid corporate working images of real people in real working environments - photographs that present a corporate culture, and 3) lifestyle slice-of-life moments for advertising, marketing, and branding. David is based on the North Shore of Boston, MA and shoots predominantly in Boston and Portland, ME. Real Life, Only Better. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/2https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CEO_Headshots_in_Portland_ME.jpgCEO Headshots in Portland MEAward-winning photographer David Shopper creates exceptional portraits of CEOs and other executives in Boston, NYC, and Portland Maine.This photo shows the CEO of Flywire, a Boston-based technology company. The headshot presents the executive with professionalism and humor. The executive comes across as approachable yet with full stature. David is especially good at posing executives so they present in a natural way, yet their overall impression is one of integrity and industriousness. Not an easy prospect.David has been branding companies for 4 decades and has worked for Fortune 500 financial companies, investment firms, venture capital firms, healthcare biotech companies, and many others. His fresh approach to headshots separates him from the competition. He doesn't use strobes which are invasive and put people on edge. Using exclusively natural light, his portraits feel organic and honest. You'll notice that there's absolute attention to detail - everyone looks squared away and put together. Besides looking healthy, his portraits bring out the intelligence and stature of executives and team members.His headshots are used most frequently on About Us company pages, team pages, bio pages, and LinkedIn portraits. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/3https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Selecta4.jpgPortland ME Professional Headshot PhotographersDavid Shopper brands companies. With his unique approach to company headshots, he creates a distinctive look for his clients. David exclusively uses natural light for his portraits - no more invasive strobes and forced poses. Portland Maine professional headshots: David Shopper creates portraits in the Portland area for team pages on company websites and About Us pages. This image is a screen shot of a corporate website headshot about us page. The image illustrates the way David creates professional headshots of a corporate leadership team that shows personality and capability. The headshots are clean, bright, and vibrant. The headshots shown in the photo above were taken for Selecta Biosciences, a Boston-based life science company. The headshots were actually taken at the end of the Covid pandemic on a open-air deck of a boat (during the company's first get-together after a long quarantine). David created the backgrounds of the Selecta offices and labs separately and then composited the portraits with the environmental backgrounds. Needless to say, David is quite adept at problem-solving and accommodating his clients' unusual requests. David works with team members to help them feel comfortable, engaged, and empowered. His headshots are a level above the usual and distinguish a company from their competitors. David works with makeup artist Lynne Avallone (www.lynneavallone.com) to create a natural, healthy look. While not required, having a groomer/makeup artist on set gives people a squared-away and put together look. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/4https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Selecta3.jpgBoston MA headshotsDavid produces distinctive natural light portraits and headshots in Boston, MA. David brands discerning companies: his headshots are recognizable in that they present executives and team members in an organic and empowered way.This photograph shows Carsten Brunn, the CEO and President of Selecta Bioscience. He's one of Boston's most capable pharmaceutical professionals, so his professional portrait has to be crisp, stately, and compassionate. David works exclusively with natural light for an organic feel. His photographs don't feel posed or manufactured. Rather, his headshots have an honest and gracious feel.David works primarily in Boston and the Boston area that includes Cambridge, Kendall Square, Seaport, Woburn, and Newton. However, he also travels to New York City and Portland Maine regularly. David Shopper's headshots are the best solution for company headshots in the Boston area and the east coast in general. David arrives at your company and his team capture headshots in a non-invasive and low-key way. He's professional and respectful. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/5https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Headshots-LinkedIn.jpgProfessional Headshots in Boston and New York CityDavid photographs extremely capable people. For 4 decades, David has been helping large and small companies rebrand themselves. His headshots are on Fortune 500 team company team pages and About Us pages, and represent top executives on LinkedIn. David Shopper creates images that brand companies. He captures people in authentic settings shooting with natural light. David presents his subjects with grace and spirit, whether shooting executive portraits, corporate slice-of-life imagery, or lifestyle advertising photography. He is located in Ipswich, MA on Boston’s North Shore, but shoots worldwide. Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/6https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CEO_Headshots_in_Boston_MA.jpgCEO Headshots in Boston MADavid Shopper Photography specializes in creating professional CEO headshots in Boston, MA. This executive headshot is of Boston’s Roy Hirshland. He’s the CEO of Boston-based firm T3. T3 is a real estate consulting company with beautiful offices in Boston’s Seaport area. Roy’s CEO headshot is one of many we created for T3 in his Boston office. Our goal was to create a series of professional headshot portraits of his leadership team for T3’s digital marketing and website.What makes a headshot good? This portrait is a good example of how to take a successful corporate portrait. The photograph is sharp and skin tones are accurate. The eyes and mouth are in sharp focus. The background is bright and ephemeral – it shows structure but is in soft focus so the subject becomes the hero.CEO headshots are important for a number of reasons. The CEO is the public face of the company. He or she should look confident without looking haughty. They should appear at easy, but not careless. The camera should be eye-height to suggest honesty and directness. The photo should be taken in natural light to project authenticity. The CEO’s eyes should be easily seen, not in shadow. It is important for the CEO to project the values of the company and look as though they can handle the burns the job includes.Headshots can be shot in horizontal format. If you leave room to the sides of the subject, the horizontal format allows you to put copy on the photo without covering up the person. You can then crop the sides off the photo (as we have done here) to make it into a vertical format. Using a high-res camera is important here, as you’ll be cropping out some of the image. I generally like to shoot horizontally for this reason. It gives us more options on how to use the portrait. Uncropped, it can be used in a landscape format. Cropped a bit, it can be used in portrait mode. The CEO headshots we shot for T3 are just one of many companies we’ve helped brand. David brands companies in Boston for the most part, but often travels to corporate headquarters in New York City and all over the US and Europe. David’s studio is based on the North Shore of Boston. Shooting exclusively with natural light as he does, it’s easy to travel anywhere. What colors should you wear for your headshot? I find that neutral colors, pastels, and rich darker tones work nicely. A lighter shirt or blouse with an open jacket on top. You can see more CEO headshot wardrobe suggestions here: https://www.davidshopper.com/What-to-wear-for-kick-ass-business-portraits/1/caption. Basically, you want to look professional but comfortable, as if you were going to meet a client for the first time.David Shopper Photography. Real Life, Only Better. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/7https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/TeamHeadshotsinBostonMA.jpgTeam Headshots in Boston and Portland, METhis image shows the corporate team headshot page of DSM Venturing in Boston. The company headshots were photographed by David Shopper, one of Boston's most trusted and established photographers.These executive portraits were taken using natural light in the company's Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA ICC offices. The headshots show the executives' stature and expertise, yet are approachable and warm. We used the common kitchen area to shoot the portraits. We had a groomer, Lynne Avallone, on set to do the makeup and hair. I find that spending a little time with a goomer really changes the way an executive comes across - they look much more health and squared away. What makes an "About Us" page effective? An About Us team page is most effective when the team looks branded - like they're all cut from the same cloth. Their wardrobe is compatible but not repetitive. The execs are photographed with similar backgrounds, but it's not exactly the same as, say, a studio backdrop would be. The headshots portray the same general feelings of confidence and friendliness overall, though each person shines with their own personality. In summary, everyone looks like they got the memo and are on the same page. David Shopper creates images that brand companies. He captures people in authentic settings shooting with natural light. David presents his subjects with grace and spirit, whether shooting executive portraits, corporate slice-of-life imagery, or lifestyle advertising photography. He is located in on Boston’s North Shore and shoots all along the east coast, including New York City and Portland, ME. Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/8https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Team_Portrait_Photographers_New_York_City.jpgTeam Portrait Photographers New York CityThis photograph shows a team portrait by New York City photographer David Shopper. David is a commercial advertising photographer and short film maker who brands companies. He specializes in capturing natural light portraits and authentic candid workplace imagery for corporate websites and marketing. David is one of New York City's most established photographers, with over 4 decades of commercial portraiture experience. David opened his first studio in downtown Boston (Congress Street) and then worked out of a restored barn in Hamilton, MA for 20 years. David has created leadership team portraits for Fortune 500 companies all over the country, mostly on the East Coast.What's the best way to shoot an executive headshot? The best method to create a great executive headshot is to start with natural light. Photographing with natural light gives the resulting photographs an organic and honest feel. These days, the majority of images are shot on smart phones using natural light - using studio strobes feels manufactured and fake. Next, photograph the executive in a way that shows their stature and expertise. This is accomplished by having a groomer on set so the subject looks squared away - even a little bit of makeup or powder helps give a healthy glow. Finally, photograph the executive headshot using a narrow depth of field so the team member is the hero and there are no distracting backgrounds. These are the best methods for shooting great executive headshots.Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/9https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/ameresco.jpgProfessional business headshots in Portland MEDistinctive headshots that show trust, empowerment, integrity.David Shopper creates images that brand companies. He captures people in authentic settings, shooting with natural light to give an honest and organic feel. David presents his subjects with grace and spirit, whether shooting executive portraits, corporate slice-of-life imagery, or lifestyle advertising photography. He is located in on Boston’s North Shore and shoots in Portland ME and Boston. Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/10https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company_Professional_Headshots_Boston.jpgProfessional Headshot Photographers in BostonHow to hire a professional headshot photographer in Boston? First, a google search of "Professional Headshot Photographers in Boston" will yield hundreds of results. Quickly scan the on-line photography portfolios until you find a photographer whose work matches your company's brand. If your business is innovative, choose a photographer who's work is on the cutting edge. If your brand is trustworthiness, choose a photographer who's more traditional and forthright. Either way, the photographer you choose should have good technique, should show the eyes clearly, shouldn't make the subject of the photo compete with the background, and should have a consistency that will allow all of the team to have the same look. Second, send an email or call the photographer. It's not uncommon for the photographer to be busy, but someone who calls you right back shows that they will be easy to communicate with and will be responsive. Someone who's hard to reach is a red flag that it will take extra time to chase them down to get what you need.Third, give them the information. Tell the photographer what the images will be used for. Relate the style and give some examples. Tell them what you liked about their work. Explain the challenges. Give them a time frame for the shoot date and the post-production. Then let them describe their process. All photographer work differently. Some do all the post-production themselves so they can be sure of every detail and some photographer hire out the post-production, which sometimes brings unexpected results. Regardless, this conversation should confirm that they understand the project, do this kind of photography regularly, and have a clear plan and cost structure to achieve it.Fourth, evaluate their Statement of Work (estimate). This should provide a clear explanation and time estimate for all work, as well as a clear cost. It should break down the expenses and include options for things like scouting, grooming, etc. It should include the photographer's terms and conditions, payment terms, etc. It should have a place for you to agree, add your signature, and return so it's a legal contract. At all times, keep communications open. Provide a fairly large room for them to set up. Allow 5-15 minutes per person. Find out how much equipment they'll be bringing. Feed them lunch. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/11https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Executive_Headshots_Boston-MA.jpgExecutive Headshots Boston MAThis executive headshot is by David Shopper, a Boston- and NYC-based corporate headshot photographer. David is one of Boston's most trusted executive and CEO photographers - he has been shooting for over 30 years and has worked for some of the most successful corporate ventures.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/12https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Businesswomen_Headshots_in_BostonMA.jpgProfessional Businesswomen Headshots in Boston MADavid Shopper is one of Boston’s most trusted professional businesswomen’s headshots photographers. David creates professional headshots in Boston for businesswomen. David shoots exclusively with natural light in business offices in and near Boston and NYC. David’s professional headshots are distinctive in the way they present women in business. David’s headshots are authentic and honest. Businesswomen look professional and approachable. They are empowered. There is a simplicity and directness that shines in all David’s portraits. This portrait is from a series of executive headshots taken for Penobscot Investments in downtown Boston, MA. We shot using the natural light in their conference room. Since their offices are right in the middle of downtown, nearby tall buildings block the natural light from their windows. This is why we added a lamp to the background – to give it an extra pop.Isn’t flash photography better for headshots? No, I would rather shoot with low ambient light than use a distracting flash setup. Flash photography headshots always have a manufactured look – they don’t look honest and relaxed, probably because the subject feels “on stage.” Natural light is a better way to photograph headshots, but you have to know how to find the flattering light.David Shopper Photography. Real Life, Only Better. ||David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/13https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Team_Page_Headshots_Boston-MA.jpgTeam Page Headshots Boston MAA screen capture showing a series of headshots for the team leadership page of a Boston, MA business. This group of scientific leaders is part of Vesalius Therapeutics' About Us Team Page. The headshots were taken on a clean white background and show the expertise and stature of the scientists. David creates headshots that show the continuity of a company. Their professionalism and quality shine through the photographs. David is one of Boston's best corporate headshot photographers. He has been branding major corporations for over 3 decades. His work is clean, professional, and engaging. Based in Ipswich on Boston's North Shore, David creates headshots in Boston, the Seaport District, Cambridge, Kendall Square, Danvers, Woburn, and other Boston-area business hubs. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/14https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Headshots_in_Boston.jpgCorporate_Headshots_in_BostonThis corporate headshot is part of a branding initiative for a Boston-based scientific company based in Kendall Square, Cambridge. David Shopper created a series of headshots for Vesalius Therapeutics to show the expertise and stature of their scientists and leadership team. David's headshot photography has been part of Boston and New York City businesses' corporate branding for over 30 years. David is based in Ipswich and serves the greater metro Boston and NYC areas. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/15https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Corporate_Headshots.jpgBoston-Corporate_Headshots| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/16https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Headshots-Boston.jpgProfessional_Headshots-Boston | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/17https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company_Headshots_for_Team_Page_in_Boston.jpgCompany Headshots for Team_Page in BostonA good example of successful Team Page headshots for a Boston-based company. The portraits shown were taken for Fusion Worldwide, located in the Seaport District of Boston, MA. David Shopper and his team created a series of company headshots that are featured here. These headshots were photographed using natural light for an organic feel. The photos show upper management team leadership in their Seaport offices. They exude confidence, stature, and approachability. David Shopper is one of Boston's best corporate photographers. He has been branding Boston and New York City businesses for over 3 decades. His vision is clear and his presentation is striking and accessible. David is based in Ipswich, MA. He shoots in Boston, Cambridge, Brookline, Newton, Arlington, Woburn, and all around the Boston area. Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/18https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-MA_Business-Headshots.jpgBoston MA Business HeadshotsA headshot portraying the CEO of a successful Boston business. This photograph is part of a branding campaign by David Shopper and Big Human to refresh Fusion Worldwide's corporate brand. David created headshots of the leadership team, managers, and C-Suite group.David's corporate headshot photography uses natural light for an honest and organic feel. He has been photographing leadership teams for over 3 decades in the Boston area. David's photography studio is in Ipswich, MA but serves Boston, Cambridge, the Seaport District, Kendall Square, and other business areas in and around Boston and Massachusetts. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/19https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Team_Page_Headshots-in_Boston.jpgTeam_Page_Headshots-in_Boston| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/20https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business_Headshots_Boston.jpgBusiness Headshots BostonDavid Shopper has been creating business headshots in Boston, MA for over 3 decades and is one of Boston’s most trusted photographers for CEO and corporate headshots.Business headshots are an integral part of every successful business in Boston. A professional headshot tells your audience that you take your work seriously. That you pay attention to the details of business. That you take pride in your business and celebrate your brand. The best professional business headshots present a businessman or businesswoman as an authentic individual who is a member of a branded business. First: the individual business portrait. A successful business headshot is shot with natural light to give an honest and straightforward feel. The subject of the business portrait should look un-posed and comfortable. They should look at the camera with confidence yet also come across as approachable.Needless to say, any successful corporate headshot must be well composed and sharp. The lighting should be open so you can see the subject’s eyes. Shooting from eye-level gives a feeling of directness and honesty. The background should be soft so the subject’s focus is heightened. Technically, I use a Nikon D850 SLR and a f2.8 70-200 Nikon lens. I consider these tools essential for a corporate headshot.Second: the branded company. A successful business headshot works with the other headshots a company uses. All the portraits on a team or bio page should work together as a group. None should stand out (brash colors, say. Or one portrait that looks different than the others). All the portraits on a good team page have similar colors, photographic style, technical approach, etc. All team members should look like they’re cut from the same cloth.This business headshot was taken for Chestnut Hill Realty, a family owned business near Boston. We were asked to produce a series of business headshots for the company about us team page. We first started by determining what the company wanted to say with these images. My client wanted to present their business as an extended family. A professional and expert family actually. We approached the photography almost the way you’d approach a family portrait. We sought to bring out everyone’s personality. We worked with team member to feel comfortable. We kept the shoot light-hearted and fun. But always professional.When I take on a new assignment, it's never a rote exercise. I don't have a one-size-fits-all approach. Sure, every photographer has a style, but good photographers morph their visual style to support their client's message.When Chestnut Hill Realty asked me to help them rebrand their family-owned company for their new website, my homework was simple - figure out what defines this company. Of course I was interested in the physical areas where we'd be shooting, what people would be wearing, if they wanted grooming on set (they did).But most importantly, my job was getting to know the people that make up the company, from Ed the founder to Tim the landscaper. A lot of businesses describe themselves as "a family," but I particularly felt the cohesiveness of this group. Their camaraderie defined the company vibe, which shaped these photos.We shot in two of their locales: their corporate offices and one of the properties they manage. We sought out areas that would give a sense of well-appointed space and (of course) had great light. I can't help going for the great light.But really, it's the personalities that shine through. It's their openness, their approachability, their professionalism.These portraits will populate CHR's rebranded site, which will be coming out in the new year. Can't wait to see it. https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/21https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business_Team_Page_Headshots_Boston.jpgBusiness_Team_Page_Headshots_Boston| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/22https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Board_of_Directors_Photographer2_Boston.jpgBoard_of_Directors_Photographer2_Boston| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/23https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Portrait_Photographers_in_Boston_MA.jpgCorporate_Portrait_Photographers_in_Boston_MA https://davidshopper.com/PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS-HEADSHOTS/24https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Headshots-Boston_MA.jpgCorporate_Headshots-Boston_MA https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/1https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Test.jpgRemote Office Headshots BostonNeed a professional headshot but don't have an office? No worries! Many people work remotely or have a modest start-up office. But that doesn't mean you can't look like the kick-ass professional you are.David Shopper creates your portrait and then adds a soft-focus office space behind you. This kind of background won't compete for attention - you're the hero of your headshot. The bright and non-specific background suggests a well-appointed office environment without being specific.David Shopper is located in Boston, MA and serves the Boston metro area, including Boston proper, Seaport, Back Bay, Cambridge, Brookline, Arlington, and his home-base of Ipswich on the North Shore of Boston. David has a natural-light studio where he creates headshots with stature and distinction. You can choose from a large variety of soft-focus office backgrounds that he has created.Give David a call at 978-356-1011 or send an email to david@davidshopper.com. You'll be in good hands.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/2https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Corporate_Headshot_Photographers.jpgNYC_Corporate_Headshot_PhotographersThis headshot photography was produced for a Cambridge, MA bioscience company. The alternative approach to creating the headshot combined a portrait against white with one of David's library of soft-focus office backgrounds. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/3https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Corporate-Headshot-Photographers.jpgBoston-Corporate-Headshot-PhotographersAward winning Boston and NYC photographer David Shopper creates corporate headshots in and outside the office. This image is a composite of a headshot taken on a white background with a stock soft-focus background.By creating the corporate headshot in this way, the executive can be "between offices" or in a WeWork-type space. If they don't have a permanent brick and mortar space to showcase in the background, David can seamlessly add a realistic (but non-specific) soft background. This background grounds the portrait. It adds a creditable business environment and allows remote workers to have a consistent background with the rest of the team (by shooting the background separately, David can construct the business headshot to be similar to the group's). This method also provides an easy way to do one-off headshots, as a team member can come to David's natural light studio, have David take a natural light headshot against a white background, and then add the corporate background in post-production. Easy-peasy. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/4https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC-Corporate-Headshot-Photographer.jpgNYC-Corporate-Headshot-PhotographerThis New York City professional headshot was produced using a simple white background which was merged with one of David's stock soft-focus office backgrounds. David shoots his portraits using natural light. The headshots are used for company team pages on their website, for LinkedIn, etc. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/5https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/ProfessionalHeadshotsinPortlandME.jpgProfessionalHeadshotsinPortlandMEDavid Shopper creates exceptional portraits of successful people in Boston, Maine, and New York City. This photograph shows a life science executive in a lab setting. The portrait and the background were shot separately and composited later, making the session simpler for the client. David is exclusively a natural light photographer. Using the ambient light allows David to shoot on location in the offices of his clients. The lighting is flattering and feels organic rather than manufactured. David Shopper's clientele tend to be established firms like investment companies, pharmaceutical companies, banks, and health care companies. David's studio is on the North Shore of Boston, but he frequently travels to NYC and Maine, where he has a vacation home. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/6https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/RemoteOfficePortraitsinBoston.jpgRemoteOfficePortraitsinBostonThis executive portrait was taken by Boston headshot photographer David Shopper. The headshots are of the executive team of Cambridge lifescience company Selecta Bioscience. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/7https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Headshots_Mass.jpgHeadshots_MassDavid Shopper shot this professional portrait for a Boston financial company. David's clients range from investment and venture capital companies to bioscience giants. David's portraits are clean, crisp, professional. His subjects embody stature, expertise, and approachability.David shoots in Boston, New York City, and worldwide. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/8https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company_Headshots_Boston.jpgCompany_Headshots_BostonDavid Shopper's business headshot above was created as a digital composite. David photographed the team member against a white background. In post-production, David added the cityscape background behind the employee. This was an easy way to photograph the employee in a remote location or in a location that didn't match the rest of the team. This kind of helps prove the point that pictures always lie. With PhotoShop's advanced abilities, it's easy to create new backgrounds behind headshot portraits. David has a stock library of corporate backgrounds so companies can choose environments that have the right feel. All are soft and dynamic, but don't take away from the subject of the photo, which is the team member; the person should always be the hero of their headshot. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/9https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Headshots_for_LinkedIn_Boston_MA.jpgHeadshots_for_LinkedIn_Boston_MADavid Shopper shoots professional headshots for company website team pages and LinkedIn profiles. David works primarily in Boston and NYC. His distinctive style lends itself to companies that care deeply about their brand. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/10https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC-Corporate_Headshots.jpgBoston-Corporate_HeadshotsThis corporate headshot shows a C-suite team member of Selecta Pharma in a board room. Interestingly, the portrait was taken on a boat. Here's the story:With so many people working from home now, isn’t it time to start thinking about remote office portraits? Not everyone feels comfortable being in the office nowadays. Is there an option for producing dynamite office portraits remotely? In a word: yes.My longstanding client Selecta Bioscience recently asked me to refresh the look of the executive team portraits. Most of the team is working remotely. The one opportunity where they were all gathered together was at a company-wide harbor cruise. So we set up a natural light portrait studio on the boat. Everyone felt comfortable being outside and we completed the photography before anyone started to feel seasick (not a problem I’ve had to deal with a lot). After the cruise, we captured out-of-focus background images at Selecta’s offices, and then merged the backgrounds with the portraits. The cool blue color (with an orange accent) is intentional, as it matches the corporate brand palette of their website. I had originally thought of this process as a one-off solution to an unusual problem, but the more I look at the images, the more I see how photographing the people separately from the background gives us a unique look. It’s dramatic and powerful. It allows you to mix and match people and places to get the best fit. And it might be a bit safer too."Not only does David have a great eye as an artist, but a great way about him. This translates in the final product because our employees like him so much." - Catherine Vesey, People Operations Manager, Selecta Biosciences. https://davidshopper.com/REMOTE-OFFICE-HEADSHOTS/11https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Executive_Headshot_Photographers_Boston.jpgExecutive_Headshot_Photographers_BostonThis remarkable headshot looks as though it was taken in the executive office suite, but it was taken on a light-colored background and then composited with a stock office background from our library. Distinctive portraits and corporate headshots. For companies in Boston, New York City, and the world. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/1https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CorporateCultureLIfestylePhotographersBoston.jpgCorporate Culture LIfestyle Photographers BostonWhat's the best way for a company to improve its recruiting effectiveness? The best way for a corporation to attract top-tier talent is to carefully brand their corporate culture. Photography is the obvious choice for this. By soliciting the help of a professional photographer, a company can capture workday moments that speak to a vibrant work environment. Not everyone considers their workmates to be their best friends, but having a cohesive group showig mutual respect appeals to potential hires.A corporate photographer can show that the company values fun and social interactions. In situ photography shows unposed moments of interaction and achievement. Whether in a conference room, lunch room, hallway, or even on the street, employees seek a community at work.Corporate culture photography shouldn't look posed or produced. For example, shooting with strobes usually lends a "manufactured" feel to images. No one wants to see stiff employees pointing at a white board and showing you their teeth. That kind of photography is not going to attract applicants who have multiple opportunities. David Shopper in Boston is one of the best choices for showing corporate culture. David is one of Boston's most trusted corporate photographers. With more than 3 decades of experience, David helps companies of every size establish a visual brand. David's photography is mainly used in corporate advertising, both on-line and in print. Specializing in polished slice-of-business-life imagery, David brings his expertise to company offices, mostly on the Eastern Coast of the US. He shoots reportage-style photographs of real people in real business situations.What separates David's work from others' is the naturalness and authenticity of his photography. His photography looks convincing because it's not set up or practiced. David works with minimal equipment and natural ambient light to capture the wheels turning in people's heads. He believes that mages which show teams collaborating instill trust in a company.The David Shopper Photography studio is on Boston's North Shore, but his photographic assignments take him to New York City, Portland, ME, and of course Boston proper. David also has a natural light studio in Ipswich, MA.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/2https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate-Culture-Photographers-Boston.jpgCorporate Culture Photographers Boston & NYCOrganic editorial-style office photography for corporate marketing. David specializes in Corporate portraits, professional headshots, and editorial real-people-in-real-environments imagery. David works with corporate clients to brand their companies. His photography is fresh and authentic. His imagery helps build trust for his clients, as they can see what drives the company's workforce. David Shopper has been shooting for Fortune 500 clients for over three decades. His studio is on the North Shore of Boston, but David travels domestically and internationally for his shoots.This photograph was shot for Great Hill Partners, a Boston-based financial investment firm. David was hired to create a series of still images that focused on the diverse culture and business comradery in the firm. Great Hill's offices are in the John Hancock building in downtown Boston, a structure David has shot in many times. The floor-to-ceiling windows provide beautiful natural light and the metal and glass gives a great modern feel to the imagery. With over three decades of experience, David has worked with prestigious clients in NYC and Boston, many Fortune 500 companies. This experience demonstrates his ability to consistently meet the high standards and demands of the most discriminating clients.All in all, David Shopper's work is characterized by his ability to capture authentic and diverse corporate environments, cater to various corporate photography needs, and collaborate with clients to create images that align with their branding goals. His extensive experience and willingness to travel demonstrate his commitment to delivering high-quality photography services to clients, including prestigious firms like Great Hill Partners. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/3https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company_Culture_Photographers-Boston-NYC.jpgCompany Culture Photographers Boston & NYCThis image is a good example of the corporate culture style of photography that David Shopper creates for his Boston and NYC commercial clients. David specializes in professional headshots, corporate portraits, and slice-of-life business imagery of executives going about their every-day business. David shows the wheels turning inside a company - the people, ideas, and collaboration that makes a company worth investing in - and the professionalism that stands behind its products.David's specialization in corporate branding imagery cover a broad spectrum of corporate photography needs, from individual portraits to candid scenes of business operations. David's photography goes beyond mere visuals and captures the essence of a company. This includes portraying the inner workings, the ideas, and the collaborative efforts that make a company successful and worth investing in. His photography is used on company websites, corporate collateral materials, and social media. David Shopper is one of Boston and New York City's most trusted commercial portrait photographers. He has been shooting for global companies for over 3 decades and has evolved with the times. David's natural light studio is in Ipswich, MA on the North Shore of Boston. This makes him a natural choice for NYC assignments as well as farther north in cities like Portland, ME. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/4https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Lifestyle_Photographers_NYC.jpgCorporate Lifestyle Photographers NYCNew York City advertising photographer David Shopper's photo of a financial company's leadership team in a candid situation. David creates reportage imagery of corporate teams in their offices in downtown Manhattan. These photographs are typically used for company websites, marketing materials, and promotion. By capturing the culture of the firm, companies can leverage this photography for use in recruiting, as the photos illustrate the comradery and collaboration of the employees. Other areas of specialty for David's corporate work are legal and scientific companies.David Shopper's focus on creating reportage imagery of corporate teams in the heart of New York City provides a valuable service for businesses in the legal and financial sectors. David's expertise extends to capturing candid moments of executive leadership teams. This approach adds a personal and authentic touch to the portrayal of corporate leadership. David has extensive experience working with CEOs and C-Suite executives.David's photography often takes him to downtown Manhattan, a hub for many financial and corporate institutions. This location choice is a natural strategic choice for capturing the essence of the country's bustling business environment.David's photographs have a range of applications, including company websites, marketing materials, promotional collateral, and social media. This versatility allows businesses to showcase their culture and leadership in various ways. By emphasizing the camaraderie and collaboration of employees, these images serve as a powerful recruitment tool. Prospective employees can get a glimpse of the company's culture and working environment, making them more likely to consider joining the team and giving the company more choice in hiring qualified and diverse individuals. The photos gracefully present the culture of the firm, illustrating not only the professional aspects but also the interpersonal dynamics that contribute to the company's success.David Shopper's work as a New York City advertising photographer offers a means for businesses, especially those in the financial and legal sector, to visually convey their corporate culture and leadership style. His reportage-style photography captures authentic moments that can be leveraged for recruitment and marketing, allowing companies to stand out and attract top talent in a competitive marketplace like New York City.David Shopper Photography | Boston and New York City. 978-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/5https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate-Group-Portraits-Photographers.jpgCorporate Group Portrait PhotographersThis is a team group portrait of the employees at a downtown Boston sales company. This photo illustrates the diversity of the team and the comfort level of the group as a whole. Photographed in their Seaport office, this group exudes confidence and capability.David's photography effectively showcases the diversity of employees at the companies he represents. The presence of a diverse team can indicate the company's commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunity. His group portraits highlights the comfort level and cohesion within teams. This suggests a positive work environment where employees feel at ease working together, fostering collaboration and productivity.The fact that the photo was taken in their Seaport office provides context about the workplace environment. It indicates the modern and vibrant setting where these employees operate. The group exudes confidence and capability. This is a powerful message, as it implies that the team is well-prepared, competent, and ready to take on challenges.This photograph serves as a visual representation of the company's workforce, culture, and values. It can be used for various purposes, such as on the company website, in promotional materials, or for internal communication like social media.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/6https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/London-NYC-Corporate-Lifestyle-Photo.jpgLondon-NYC-Corporate-Lifestyle-PhotoDavid Shopper is one of the most trusted corporate photographers working in Boston and New York City to brand companies.This photograph was created for London-based Squarepoint Capital. Squarepoint used David's images to rebrand their Manhattan capital investment firm.David's photographs capture corporate culture in a reportage style, boasting an organic feel. David's photography is never posed or manufactured, but convincingly shows the wheels turning in a boardroom or office space.With over 30 year's experience, David understands the nuances of a Fortune 500 company's branding message. He specializes in presenting the expertise of a company's leadership - trustworthy with stature.David Shopper Photography serves the Northeast region, though he shoots all over the US and overseas. You can reach out to David at 978-356-1011 to discuss projects.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/7https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Corporate-Culture-Photographers.jpgBoston Corporate Culture PhotographersThis photograph was taken by Boston corporate culture photographer David Shopper. The photo illustrates the culture of a Boston software company. David's photographs are natural and authentic, showing teams as they collaborate or gather for coffee. Culture photography like this is used for recruiting new employees, as it shows that the company values the lifestyle of its employees. David Shopper specializes in capturing the corporate culture of companies, emphasizing natural and authentic moments. David is especially adept in portraying organizations in a genuine and relatable light. Companies use these images for a variety of uses: advertising, website, marketing, and social media. Another big use for these photographs is for recruiting. Corporate culture photography serves as a powerful tool for recruitment. It showcases that the company values the lifestyle and well-being of its employees, making it more attractive to potential hires. It also showcases the company's diversity and the friendliness of its employees.By capturing moments of collaboration and social gatherings for coffee, this type of photography provides a glimpse into the daily life and camaraderie of employees, which can be appealing to talented individuals considering joining the company. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/8https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Candid-Workplace-Photographers-Boston.jpgCandid Workplace Photographers BostonAn authentic moment of business life that shows the corporate culture of this business. David Shopper collaborates with corporate clients to brand their companies with images of company culture and executive lifestyle. David's studio is in Boston, though he has clients all over the US and Europe. David's photography uses exclusively natural and ambient light to give an organic and optimistic feel to his imagery. David's photography is non-invasive and doesn't have the manufactured look of other company imagery. David doesn't just show what a company does or the products it manufactures. His photography goes beyond visuals to convey the essence of a company's values and atmosphere. Diversity, leadership, inclusion, and tenacity.David collaborates closely with corporate clients to help brand their companies using images that represent their culture and executive lifestyle. His work is instrumental in creating a visual identity for businesses. But it's not just customer-facing imagery that has value to businesses. By showcasing its employees, businesses infuse loyalty, trust, and pride in their corporation and its brand.David's work is noted for avoiding the manufactured look often associated with corporate imagery. No one is woodenly pointing at a computer screen with a plastic smile. David's work is not staged, artificial, manufactured, or practiced. It's spontaneous and authentic.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/9https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company-Coffee-Break-Boston.jpgCompany Coffee Break BostonThis photograph shows corporate culture at its core - a group of employees at a Cambridge MA based tech company go get coffee together in Harvard Square. This photograph is typical of the type of corporate culture and company lifestyle photography that David Shopper creates in Boston, New York City, and Portland, ME. David captures authentic moments in the daily life of corporate America, the comradery of business teams, and the wheels turning in the minds of executives.This photograph shows a coffee outing, a group activity that provides a relaxed setting for business associates to network and build professional relationships. It's a chance to connect with colleagues, clients, or partners outside the formal office environment. Most corporate photography is stiff and sterile. But David's imagery celebrates the informal and candid moments in an employees business day. This informality can not only lead to better understanding and trust among associates, but shows a glimpse into a company's inner workings so investors or potential employees can see how the company functions and what its values are. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/10https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Office_Lifestyle_New_York_City.jpgOffice_Lifestyle_New_York_CityThis photography captures office lifestyle for company marketing. The photograph features team members interacting in a workplace environment - exchanging ideas and enjoying the corporate culture.David Shopper is a New York City corporate business lifestyle photographer. He helps companies of all sizes by producing dynamic imagery for their marketing campaigns. These corporate communications can include website banners, corporate collateral materials, capability brochures, and social media like LinkedIn. Not only does David capture the vibe of companies, he also produces formal team portraits using natural light in NYC. Having a photographer that can photography lifestyle and headshots maintains visual continuity in a company's marketing. David's work is clean, organic, and on-message.Though David is based out of Boston, MA, he often travels to NYC for his corporate lifestyle shoots. Real life, only better.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/11https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_culture_photographer_boston.jpgCorporate Culture Photography in Boston, MAThis photograph by Boston corporate advertising photographer David Shopper shows authentic scenes from business life. David has been creating business lifestyle photography for over 3 decades, both in Boston and NYC. David exclusively uses natural light for an authentic feel - no strobes, no long setup time, no manufactured and silly looking poses. Just real people in real business situations: collaborating, solving problems, helping each other, and enjoying their work life.With over three decades of experience, David Shopper has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in creating business lifestyle photography. This masterful level speaks to his ability to consistently produce high-quality and impactful images, in any lighting conditions, in any setting, with any people. David's professionalism ensures that he walks away with visually vital images that portray the company with grace and sophistication. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/12https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Leadership-Candids-Photographers-NYC.jpgLeadership Candids Photographers NYCCorporate lifestyle photographer David Shopper captures moments of intensity and concentration in the workplace. This photograph was taken at Boston-based tech company Flywire. David was hired to create a series of candid workplace images to show the culture of the workplace. These photographs were used on the company website, for recruiting, and corporate collateral materials. These images become the public face of the company and instill understanding and trust for the company.By offering a transparent look at the workplace and the people behind the company, these images aim to instill understanding and trust in the organization. This can be crucial for building positive relationships with stakeholders. In addition, this type of high-quality imagery is crucial in instilling feelings of pride and ownership with a company's employees. David's imagery is often used in recruiting campaigns where securing the best talent is paramount. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/13https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Photographers_of_Company_Culture_NYC_Boston.jpgPhotographers_of_Company_Culture_NYC_BostonDavid Shopper is a NYC- and Boston-based corporate reportage photographer with over 30 years experience. David helps corporations identify and present the culture that defines them. Along with David's headshots, portraits, and slice-of-business-life candid photography, David's corporate culture photography completes a company's visual identity. These photos are often used for recruiting new talent or for giving a human face to an otherwise faceless institution. The image above was produced for New York Life's investing arm Apogem Capital. It was taken on their trading floor in Apogem's Manhattan office. Knowing the people behind the computers is helpful to consumers and investors - it gives us a place to hang our hat for a corporate identity. Though David's home is in Boston, he regularly travels to NYC for photographic assignments. David has specialized in helping financial institutions present themselves in a human way to the public.Real life, only better. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/14https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate-Lifestyle-Photographers-NYC.jpgCorporate/Business Lifestyle Photographers NYCThis photograph was created by New York City corporate and business lifestyle photographer David Shopper. This photograph shows the corporate culture of a Manhattan financial firm. Employees are interacting - sharing ideas and insights, in a supportive and nurturing corporate environment. David helps New York companies brand their culture with executive headshots and company candid photography. Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/15https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Corporate_Advertising_Photographers.jpgNYC Corporate Advertising PhotographersNew York City corporate lifestyle photographer David Shopper creates branding imagery for Fortune 500 clients. David captures authentic everyday moments in the leadership teams and executives. Using only ambient light, David's photography is non-invasive. He has an eye for documenting scenes of discovery, interaction, and collaboration. David specializes in creating corporate branding imagery, which is essential for establishing and reinforcing the visual identity and reputation of Fortune 500 companies. These images play a crucial role in how the public perceives these organizations.David's photography focuses on capturing authentic everyday moments. This authenticity is vital in portraying the leadership teams and executives in a genuine and relatable light.Speaking of light, the exclusive use of ambient light in David's corporate photography contributes to the non-invasive and natural feel of his images. This approach avoids the intrusiveness of extensive equipment setup and artificial lighting.David's expertise extends to capturing the essence of leadership teams, executives, and CEOs. These leaders play a significant role in shaping a company's culture and values, making their authentic portrayal most important for branding.David's ability to document scenes of discovery, interaction, and collaboration highlights his talent for showcasing key aspects of corporate culture. These moments emphasize innovation, teamwork, and problem-solving."Real life, only better." https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/16https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business-Candid-Photographers-Boston-NYC.jpgBusiness Candid Photographers Boston in NYCThis photograph shows the heart of every corporation - their employees, interacting, solving problems, and thriving in their business environment. David Shopper creates compelling visuals for corporate branding. David works for Fortune 500 companies to show the dynamics of their executive leadership teams, the intensity of their efforts, the well-appointed offices, and the collaboration to solve difficult problems. David's clients are in New York City, Boston, and worldwide. David's corporate photography features an employee-centric perspective: the photographs focus on individuals, showcasing their interactions, problem-solving abilities, and empowerment in their corporate environment. This image was shot for Bain Capital, a Boston-based global investment firm in the John Hancock building. David was tasked with creating striking visuals of fund managers. Instead of posing the managers, David allowed them to work as they normally do, in the environment that feels most comfortable to them. Sometimes they're talking about their weekend or sports, but the interaction comes through and it's not hard to envision them collaborating to solve problems together.David specializes in creating compelling visuals for corporate branding. His work aims to visually convey a company's values, culture, and the essence of its operations. These photographs make up the basis for a company's visual identity and help guide the public's perception of the company and the employees who make it what it is.David's clients are usually located in major business hubs like New York City and Boston, though his services are globe-wide. His photography is integral to corporations operating on an international scale: no global company can define itself with stock imagery and expect the public to take it seriously.In summary, David Shopper's work focuses on highlighting the core of every corporation, its employees, and their dynamics in the business environment. His photography serves as a storytelling medium for corporate branding, showcasing the culture, dedication, and collaborative efforts that contribute to the success of Fortune 500 companies on both regional and global scales. Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/17https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Editorial_Photographers_Boston.jpgCorporate and Editorial Photographers | Boston, MACorporate lifestyle and editorial photographer David Shopper created this photo which shows the corporate culture of a Bosotn-based investment firm. Long gone are the stuffy white shirts on the old white men. The new corporate culture embraces more women and people of color. There's an inclusiveness and warmth to the most successful businesses. These companies recruit the best talent because they provide the most nourishing office environments. David's studio is located in Boston, MA, though he shoots in New York City and Portland as well. Though David has been a corporate lifestyle photographer for over 3 decades, the change in his work reflects the changing corporate culture. David's candid work has gotten more personal and empathic. Company culture has changed; this shift embraces greater diversity, including more women and people of color, which is indicative of a more inclusive and progressive workplace. These qualities are becoming increasingly important in creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains top talent. It's important for companies to both recognize the value of the new corporate lifestyle and the presentation of their culture to the public. Business has gotten more personal, and David helps present the company in its best light.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/18https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC-Candid-Office-Photographers.jpgNYC Candid Office Photographers: Corporate CultureDavid Shopper is a New York City corporate portrait and business lifestyle photographer who brands companies. David works with large and small companies to create a visual brand for their workplace. This corporate culture helps define the company as a place for high-quality recruits to join. No one wants to work at a company where they don't value their teams; everyone wants to work is an environment that's nurturing, welcoming, and satisfying. Inclusive workplaces that celebrate diversity are more likely to attract a broad range of talent and foster creativity and innovation. David's photography shows intensity and satisfaction in the workplace in general. His photography showcases corporate teams at their most engaged and inclusive. This portrayal highlights collaboration, teamwork, and a sense of belonging, all crucial elements in a positive workplace culture.David's expertise lies in branding companies through his corporate-lifestyle photography. His work helps create a visual brand for companies, emphasizing the importance of visual identity in today's corporate world.David Shopper Photography | Serving the eastern coast of the US. 978-356-10111 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/19https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business_Candid_Photographers_BostonPortland_ME.jpgBusiness Candid Photographers in Boston & Portland, MEBusiness candid photography is a way of putting a public face on a company. These photographs show the inner workings of the business and emphasize the expertise and collaborations of the leadership team. David Shopper has been a reportage-style business candid and professional headshot photographer for over 30 years. He works with Boston- and Portland-based companies to capture authentic scenes of discovery and satisfaction. Business candid photography, especially in a reportage or documentary style, is indeed be a powerful tool for showcasing a company's public image. It offers a unique perspective on the inner workings of a business and highlights key aspects that can help build trust and credibility with clients, partners, and employees. David Shopper's experience as a professional in this field for over three decades makes him adept at capturing these essential moments and conveying the company's story effectively.David's candid photos are authentic - they capture real moments, making them more relatable compared to posed or staged images. This authenticity can resonate with the audience and build a sense of trust.David Shopper's business lifestyle photography tells a compelling narrative about a company's culture, values, and daily operations. It shows employees collaborating, innovating, and enjoying their work, which can be inspiring to potential clients and partners.David's specialty is featuring the leadership team in candid shots. This humanizes the company's executives and show them actively engaged in the business. This can help create a more personal connection with stakeholders.Having worked in the Boston area for over 3 decades, David is familiar with the local culture and tailors his photography to align with the unique aspects of businesses in the Eastern coast of the United States. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/20https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business-Lifestyle-Photographer-Boston.jpgBusiness Lifestyle Photographer BostonThis photograph was taken for a Boston tech company and shows their corporate culture. David Shopper is a Boston-based corporate photographer specializing in executive portraiture, corporate headshots, candid workplace imagery, and corporate culture depictions. David's photography helps Boston and New York City-based companies brand themselves for marketing and advertising. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/21https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Slice-of-Life-Business-Photographers-Boston.jpgSlice-of-Life Business Photographers in BostonBoston corporate culture is captured by photographer David Shopper in the image above. David works with corporations to brand their company for recruiting and marketing. His work shows employees and new hires in collaborative activities: working together out of the conference room, going to get coffee, working remotely. These dynamic images help build the public face of a company so the public has a better understanding of their values. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/22https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Workplace-Candid-Photographers.jpgProfessional Workplace Candid PhotographersThe personal side of the corporate workplace, shown in photographs. David Shopper captures important candid moments in the corporate workplace - employees exchanging ideas, new hires fitting in, people enjoying their work. This photograph depicts the culture of one of David's corporate lifescience clients. Without revealing what the team members are discussing, this photograph shows the open arena of collaboration and interaction. Employees casually get together to work out scientific solutions. They exchange data and theories to build a better company and devise healthcare solutions. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/23https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate-Reportage_Photographers_Boston.jpgCorporate Reportage Photographers | Boston & NYCWhat makes a corporate workplace special? A company's culture is defined by how it supports its employees and engenders comradery and just plain fun. This photography by Boston corporate photographer David Shopper shows employees engaged with each other and enjoying their times away from their desks. David's style is reportage, or "fly on the wall" photography. Situations are not posed or manufactured, only found as they organically exist. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/24https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company_Culture_Photographers_Boston.jpgCompany Culture Photographers BostonCompany employees interacting and smiling in Boston, MA. Photographer David Shopper captured this image of company culture at a tech firm looking to recruit new employees. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/25https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Leadership_Team_Photographers_Boston.jpgLeadership Team Photographers BostonThis photograph shows the leadership team of a Boston tech company interacting in a vibrant environment. Companies who pay attention to their branding use photographs like this to attract new hires to their leadership teams and leverage events to put their company in a good light. Companies know that their public face is important to how the public sees their image, and seeing their leadership teams engaged in photographs helps the public understand the inner dynamics of a company.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/26https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Candid-Leadership-Team-Photographers-Boston.jpgCandid Leadership Team Photographers BostonThis photograph shows the faces of a Boston company's leadership team engaged in their work. David Shopper creates photography that brands companies and gives an insight into how they work and what their values are. David presents corporate culture as it is, without posing or a manufactured look. Employees interact in an engaged way, with stature and confidence. The company's support and empathy for these employees comes through clearly. Real Life, Only Better. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/27https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate-LIfestyle_Photographer_Boston.jpgCorporate Lifestyle Photographer BostonCorporate lifestyle photographer David Shopper captures business culture in Boston and New York City. David works with companies to portray their values and culture in photographs. David's work is organic and unposed. He captures the enthusiasm and energy that employees can bring to their job. These photographs are used in recruiting, websites' About Us pages, and general corporate marketing. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/28https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Casual_Corporate_Leadership_Photography.jpgCasual Corporate Leadership PhotographyThis photograph shows the corporate leadership team in casual lunch conversation. It's important for companies to provide a window into their corporate culture - what their employees are doing when they're not at their desks. Genuine interaction and engagement as well as well-appointed corporate spaces are apparent. David Shopper creates photographs that capture the true corporate culture and present companies in their best light. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-CULTURE-%26-LIFESTYLE/29https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Company_Culture_Photographer.jpgBoston Company Culture PhotographerBoston company culture photographer David Shopper captures a Cambridge-based tech company in the photograph above. Companies go out of their way to attract the best employees and provide comfortable space for them to work. David captures moments of company culture for companies that need imagery for recruiting and marketing. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/1https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Portraits_and_Headshots_in_Boston__David_Shopper_Photography.jpgCorporate Portraits & Headshots in Boston | David Shopper PhotographyCreating distinctive headshots and corporate office lifestyle photography for branding campaigns: Boston & NYC.For over 30 years, David's mastery of natural light portraiture has helped Fortune 500 companies rebrand their public face.David Shopper is a Boston based photographer specializing in corporate portraits, professional headshots, and candid workplace photography.David Shopper Photography captures real people in real business environments to brand corporate culture. He specializes in natural light commercial photography. His photography graces corporate advertising, business websites, social media, and company branding.I am a commercial photographer who creates corporate portraits, company workplace candid photographs, and professional headshots in Boston and worldwide. I am one of the most trusted corporate photographers in Boston, MA and have been creating corporate portraiture for over 3 decades. My photographs are most often used for advertising (for example: print ads, billboards, Out Of Home, etc.), corporate collateral (for example: annual reports, capability brochures, etc.), websites (website banners, team portraits, bio pages, about us pages), as well as social media (like LinkedIn portraits, Outlook portraits, business Facebook pages, etc.) Authentic Reportage Corporate Photography: I consider myself an editorial corporate photographer, in that my Boston business portraits have a natural, authentic style – almost a lifestyle approach. This candid style lends itself nicely to financial firms, the insurance industry, healthcare, banking, high-tech firms, life-science companies, biotech companies, educational institutions, non-profits, small businesses, home businesses, and local businesses - startups and established businesses alike. Candid business photography is a lot like editorial-style photography in that it presents a company in a typical everyday style, as if you were a fly on the wall during a business meeting, on a manufacturing line, or at a brainstorming session, lab experiment, or corporate event. I shoot real people in real life situations, producing candid portraits and candid interactions of business people in corporate environments.I am committed to giving each client a custom stylistic creative approach to their individual brands. Every client has different needs; they want to present themselves as a bespoke entity. To this end, I strive to understand the history of the company’s branding, their audience, demographics, and what separates them from their competition.Corporate Photography in Boston, NYC, and Worldwide:Most of the companies, design firms, and ad agencies I collaborate with are regional in the Boston and New York City area, though I often shoot for agencies and businesses in the Midwest (Chicago, St. Louis, and Minneapolis/St. Paul), California (especially San Francisco, Los Angeles, Palo Alto, and San Jose), and of course the greater New England area (Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, and Rhode Island) . As a commercial location photographer, I have travelled for advertising portrait shoots all over the US as well as England, France, and Germany. A Reputation as One of Boston’s Best and Most Trusted Photographers:I am considered one of Boston’s most trusted photographers. Having over 30 years of experience as a commercial photographer, I have solved virtually every visual and photographic challenge. I am calm under pressure. I am mindful of my subjects and work hard to make them feel comfortable in front of the camera. Instead of posing people, which gives a manufactured look, I create a natural and comfortable environment for them that reflects who they are. There’s a simplicity in this approach that allows people to look their best and glow with conviction. I have created portraits of international corporations’ board of directors and young startup founders. Each subject deserves the same attention to detail and spirited approach.Photography that Feels Real – Slice-of-Life Candid Environments and Portraits: Executive portraits, company headshots, professional headshots, and corporate portraits are all terms used to describe the ability to represent the integrity, passion, and accessibility of a businessman or businesswoman in two dimensions. Every decision you make: what the exec wears, the type of photographic lighting used, their expression you pick – all tell a story about the individual and what he can offer the business world. As an advertising photographer, I create headshots that look casual yet professional. My commercial portraits have a slice-of-life feel, as they are often natural-light portraits taken on location in a corporate office, home-office, etc. Whenever I can get away from a conservative generic background I do, opting instead for a soft, ephemeral office-scape. This gives my business headshots an optimistic, conversational, industrious feel. I photograph business people in conference rooms during meetings or at events. Often, I shoot individual business headshots during company events when they have off-site executives in their home office. This way, my client gets the best value for their money. I often create business headshots in common areas that have flattering natural light. Natural light company portraits are almost minimalistic, but add an authenticity to the feel of the image. These natural light professional headshots are used for team bio pages, website about-us pages, etc. Background: David Shopper Photography:As an East-Coast advertising photographer, I was an early adopter of digital techniques. Importantly, I remember what it was like to shoot with film, and believe that the best digital photographers appreciate the art of the analog darkroom. We use the same techniques, but can now hone our skills to the finest minutia. I started my digital shooting with a Fuji 6x9 outfit with a lens that did swings and tilts and a Phase One Back. I now use exclusively Nikon SLRs, which I find are more responsive and give files of over 100 mb as 8-bit RGB. I often shoot to a laptop with allows me and my corporate clients to monitor the shoot at the pixular level or drop an advertising layout over the photograph we are creating. Behind the Lens with David Shopper Photo Studio:You can read more behind-the-lens thoughts on my Boston advertising photography blog. On my blog, I describe many of the reasons we approach a business shoot the way we do and what photographic techniques we use. It is complete with photographs taken during the photo shoot and includes some advertising layouts, campaigns, etc. David Shopper Photography Typical Clientele:Here is a list of the types of photography I do as well as those things that are associated with my industry: Advertising PhotographyAdvertising CampaignsCorporate PhotographyNatural Light PortraitsProfessional HeadshotsIn-House DesignersFinancial Company PhotographerCorporate Lifestyle PhotographerExecutive Portrait PhotographerBoston PhotographersNew York City PhotographersLife Science PhotographerHealthcare PhotographerStudio PhotographyPeople PhotographersCapability Brochure PhotographersAnnual Report PhotographerCompany HeadshotsLinkedIn Portrait PhotographerAbout-us Page Headshot PhotographerEditorial PhotographerPortraitsPortraitureExecutivesCommercial PhotographersBusiness Photographers Boston| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/2https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Professional-Corporate-Headshot_Photographers.jpgBoston Professional Corporate Headshot Photographers: Portrait of MA Attorney. General Andrea CampbellFor over 3 decades, David Shopper has been one of Boston's most trusted professional headshot photographers. This professional headshot was taken in Boston and is a portrait of Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell. The photograph captures the AG's warmth and commitment. Whereas many headshots show what a person looks like, this portrait is infused with Campbell's personality and charm. David Shopper was hired to produce a number of natural light portraits of the Attorney General that she could use for press releases, campaigning, PR, and social media. We photographed the AG at a Seaport law firm, using the flattering ambient light and upscale backgrounds. Grooming and Makeup was done by Lynne Avalonne.After the portrait shoot, this is what Andrea Campbell had to say about David Shopper Photography: "David and his team are magnificent in their craft. In each of my experiences with David, he humbled himself to fully connect with me and to delve deep into my personality and spirit in order to bring out all of who I am. His calm manner and perceptive eye create a comfortable and intimate experience with his subject, creating a precious moment in time that is captured forever. Simply magical." – Andrea Joy Campbell https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/3https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Safe_Corporate_Headshots_in_the_Pandemic.jpgBest Corporate Headshots Photographer in BostonThe best corporate headshot photographers capture honesty and stature. Executives aren't models. They don't naturally feel comfortable in front of a camera. So how do you create an effective and compelling executive portrait? First, help the exec feel comfortable in their space. This means finding an area where they naturally will inhabit, like a board room or their office desk rather than a stool in front of a seamless background. Second, use natural (ambient) light to illuminate them. But make sure this light is flattering and allows you to see their eyes. An person's eyes tell you all about them; if they're in shadow, it looks as if they have something to hide. Third, pay attention to how they look - is their sitting gracefully on them? Are the colors brash and flamboyant or rich and understated? Are they wearing stripes that might moire on the web? And lastly, when you're choosing which headshot to use, pick one that shows the exec's personality, not just a photo where they're showing you their teeth.The best headshots project confidence, expertise, and uniqueness. It's hard to capture all these things in a single image, but headshots help create a company's brand - they're worth doing right.David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/4https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Headshots_New_York_City_Photographers.jpgProfessional Headshots New York City PhotographersOne of Boston MA’s most trusted professional headshots photographers, David creates graceful and spirited business portraits.David has been photographing corporate executives and CEOs in their Boston and NYC offices for over 30 years. His portraits are optimistic, comfortable, and honest. David travels to New England companies to shoot individual headshots, group portraits, and usually compliments these photographs with candid working photographs of a business in it’s everyday workings. These candid workplace photographs are a slice of business life that give an insight into a company’s corporate culture. Documenting a business’ everyday workings gives them a personality that resonates with their audience and brands them in the marketplace. David’s photographs are frequently found in advertising (e.g.: print ads, billboards, Out Of Home), on line (website banners, bio pages, about-us pages), corporate collateral (e.g.: annual reports, capability brochures), and social media (e.g.: LinkedIn portraits, business Facebook pages).This photograph of a young entrepreneur is from a commissioned series of color portraits for Windham Venture Partners. David Shopper is an internationally acclaimed photographer who lives in Boston.One of Boston’s most trusted professional headshots photographers, David creates graceful and spirited business portraits.Windham Venture Partners has headquarters in Boston and NYC and they were looking for accessible and personable images of their execs. These environmental portraits incorporate the Client's well-appointed offices in the John Hancock tower in Boston and feature the confident faces of the industry's best and brightest. Technical details: these images were photographed using only natural light. We shot with a Nikon D800 and captured to a laptop using Capture 1 software.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/5https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Headshots_Boston__NYC.jpgCorporate Headshots Boston & NYCCapturing natural light team headshots for corporate branding campaigns in Boston and NYC.David Shopper creates distinctive portraits and headshots for corporate branding. David uses natural light for an organic feel. His portraits present team members with stature, confidence, and approachability. When executives work so hard to attain their position, it's imperative that they are presented in a professional and profound way. David works with clients whose companies rely on the expertise of their employees. What sets these companies apart is their ability to solve problems and make smart decisions; the headshots of these team members has to embody their professionalism and expertise. David works with the execs to find their stature and to feel their confidence. Yet his photo shoots are light and fun, so a person's individuality can come through clearly.David is based in Boston, MA, but frequently shoots in New York City as well as the whole country and worldwide. He packs light and moves quickly.David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/6https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/New_York_City_Headshots_Photographers-2.jpgBoston Headshots - Best for the Financial and Investments SectorOne of Boston's most trusted and established commercial photographers, David Shopper specializing in portraits, lifestyle, and corporate editorial photography for branding and advertising. David uses natural light to capture corporate teams in an honest and approachable way. His headshots embody the stature and expertise of the employee. David's headshots are used for corporate marketing, company websites, LinkedIn profile headshots, and corporate collateral materials. David shoots in and around Boston and the Portland, ME area. David's studio is on the North Shore of Boston, so he's equidistant from the two cities. Real life, only better.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/7https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/BusinessPhotographersinBostonMAPortraitsHeadshotsLinkedInProfiles.jpgBusiness Photographers in Boston MA - Portraits Headshots LinkedIn Profiles https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/8https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston_and_NYC_Headshots_Photographer.jpgBoston & NYC Headshots PhotographersDavid Shopper is an internationally-recognized commercial photographer whose images are the foundation of company branding. David specializes in bringing out the stature, expertise, and professionalism of women in business.In an interview, David said "the executives I've photographed are at the top of their game. They're super-successful and powerful businessmen and businesswomen. They're confident and poised. But when they get in front of the camera, they're shy or diffident and unsure. Many are at a loss. So it's my job to remind them of the hard work and perseverance and strength it took to get to this place. When they start thinking about that, their whole demeanor changes and they own their place in the company. It's a wonderful thing to watch this transformation and then capture it for all to see."David is a professional corporate headshot photographer in New York City and Boston. He creates company headshots for large corporations, Fortune 500 companies, and large businesses. David's professional headshots show the expertise, stature, and approachability of C-suite execs, CEOs, and leadership teams. His photography graces the team pages of websites, marketing materials for large companies, LinkedIn profiles of executives, etc. David has been creating professional headshots in New York City and Boston for 3 decades. His clients include Fortune 500 companies as well as regional firms. David specializes in creating portraits and headshots for financial firms, venture capital partnerships, healthcare and lifescience companies, law firms, real estate companies, and other high-profile ventures. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/9https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CEO_Portrait_Photographer_NYC-2.jpgCEO Portrait Photographers NYCDavid Shopper is one of Boston’s most trusted photographers; he is best known for honest and graceful CEO portraits for clients in NYC and Boston.This arresting CEO portrait was photographed in the executive's New York area office to present a slice of corporate life. The CEO is presented in a way that bridges formality and casualness. David uses only natural light to create these authentic portraits. His images do not have a manipulated feel and he incorporates space and light to guide the viewer's eye around the photograph. CEOs feel comfortable with David’s approach, which is direct and casual. The CEOs present themselves as approachable collaborators, yet have a stature that comes through clearly. This combination makes for a compelling executive portrait. The amount of information that this gives the viewer is tremendous, especially when compared to the traditional headshot on a dappled background. A photograph makes a lasting impression – it should be as carefully constructed as possible (yet the best photographs look extemporaneous). David's work graces corporate websites, company collateral marketing materials like brochures and annual reports, print advertising, out of home advertising, and of course social media. David is based on the North Shore of Boston, but his work takes him all over the country (and world). He is equally comfortable shooting in a clean room, a bar room, or a board room. David also has a great rapport with executives, CEOs, in one-on-one interactions as well as large groups. David is quick to key in on the emotional "win" for the photograph to create an environment where his subjects feel at ease and engaged in their activities. Real Life, Only Better. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/10https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/CEO_Headshots_NYC-2.jpgCEO Headshots NYCProfessional natural-light headshots of Boston’s women executives with personality and empathy. Specializing in portraiture for distinctive corporate businesses in Boston and New York City.This CEO business portrait shows Globalization-Partners' CEO Nicole Sahin at her Boston office.David produces headshots for businesses looking to brand their brain trust. His portraits show individuality, dedication, and engagement. David believes that women in corporate portraits should be presented as empowered, focused, and approachable.Photographed on location, David and his team travel to East Coast businesses to create portraits of their executives and team members. These portraits are used for website bio pages, public relations, speaking engagement invites, editorial articles, and social media. David works with advertising agencies, design firms, and in-house marketing departments to put a branded corporate face on their staff. David uses natural light to achieve an authentic feel, one that shows people in their unaltered space. No distracting flashes or manufactured feel. Business people are more comfortable with this approach and hence look more comfortable. David’s photographs are often found in advertising (like print ads, billboards, Out Of Home), on line (website banners, bio pages, "About Us" pages), corporate collateral (e.g.: annual reports, capability brochures), and social media (e.g.: LinkedIn portraits, business Facebook pages, etc.)As a value-added, David also creates candid workplace imagery. In a non-invasive way, David captures every day life events at companies which illustrate their corporate culture. Showing the actual employees rather than, say stock photography, shows the pride a company has in their staff and the value a company has on its own proprietary look. David shoots with a Nikon Z7ii mirrorless camera, which captures images that are over 130 MB 8-bit RGB files. Photographs are captured to a laptop so the imagery can be monitored up to the pixular level as he shoots. This allows David to work in fine detail and shoot in a spontaneous, unscripted manner. David often captures the dynamics of corporate meetings and group interactions - the wheels of the company as they turn. Real Life, Only Better| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/11https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Company_Headshots_Cambridge_MA.jpgProfessional Company Headshots Cambridge, MAWhether you company is large or small, Boston photographer David Shopper creates natural light professional headshots both in the studio and on location. Photographing employees is different than photographing models who are used to having their pictures taken; employees are hired because they have talents in their particular business specialty, not necessarily for their looks or ease in front of the camera. So making an employee feel comfortable and attractive in front of the camera for their portrait is important and takes years of shooting portraits to become proficient at. Often, simply taking a few minutes to get to know them and their background helps put them at ease. You can explain that you’re looking for relaxed, comfortable, confident and honest portraits. You can keep the background simple so they become the hero of the photo. You can make the process stress-free. You can help them make sure that their wardrobe looks professional, lint-free, and squared away. Also, shooting to a laptop computer helps, as we can show them our progress as we shoot and address any issues they might have. Real Life, Only Better. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/12https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional-Headshots-Photographer-Boston--Portland-ME.jpgProfessional Headshots Photographer Boston & New YorkDavid Shopper creates distinguished business headshots and corporate portraits in Boston, MA and New York City. David is one of the East Coast's most trusted commercial photographers. He's been creating headshots, portraits, and candid workplace imagery for over 30 years and has helped brand most of the largest corporate firms in the Boston area. David works closely with emerging and established businesses to identify what sets them apart and create imagery that dynamically brands the company in the public's eye. David shoots predominantly with natural light in order to portray team members in an approachable and underproduced way. He uses office surroundings to help give a sense of the organic space where the work takes place. Shooting in this fashion also allows the team members being photographed to feel comfortable and enabled. There are no bright flashes or cumbersome setups, and the results are perfectly professional. David’s corporate headshots are used in company website team pages, social media like LinkedIn, and for corporate collateral and advertising. Working with Boston and NYC advertising agencies, design studios, and in—house marketing departments. One of David’s specialties is shooting Boston CEO portraits and Board of Directors meetings and events. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 Real Life, Only Better. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/13https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Professional-Headshots-Photographers.jpgBoston Professional Headshots PhotographersBoston headshot photographer David Shopper creates photographs that brand companies.This executive portrait was taken of G-P Global's COO Nat Natarajan at their Boston offices. This headshot uses natural light and a non-distracting background which shows soft office structure. The exec is wearing modern and casual (yet professional) wardrobe that gives a frank and honest impression. David shoots professional headshots in Boston and New York City for distinctive corporate clients looking to brand their leadership teams.Real Life, Only BetterDavid Shopper Photography51 Bailey LnGeorgetown, MA 01833978-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/14https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston_Professional_Corporate_Headshots_for_Women-2.jpgBoston Professional Corporate HeadshotsBoston photographer David Shopper creates distinctive professional corporate portraits and headshots. Working out of his studio on the North Shore of Boston, MA, David produces advertising photographs for some of the East Coast’s most prestigious clients including Bain Capital, Dell, HarbourVest, Partner's Capital, and Fidelity Investments. Though based in Boston, David's photography assignments take him worldwide. David's imagery is most often used on corporate websites, marketing materials, advertising, and corporate collateral communications. David often produces photography in corporate boardrooms, workplace areas of interaction, meetings, Board of Director's annual meetings, etc. David specializes in photographing CEOs in their office environment, team members collaborating, and leadership executives using natural light. This photograph was commissioned by long-time client Fitch Law Partners. David has photographed Fitch's new lawyers for many years now, creating professional headshots for Fitch's About Us website page. For a more natural look, David uses the natural light that he finds in their Congress Street conference room. Shooting natural light portraits in Boston's financial district can be challenging, as it can get cavernous with deep shadows from the nearby buildings. David uses what he's given. Fortunately, Fitch's offices are high enough above the skyline that their conference room gets flattering light.David has been one of Boston's most trusted and accomplished photographers for decades. You can reach him at 978-356-1011 for assignment work. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 Real Life, Only Better. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/15https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Team_Page_Headshots_Boston-2.jpgTeam Page Headshots BostonTeam Page Headshots in Boston, MA by David Shopper Photography:Boston natural-light portrait headshot photographer David Shopper captures authentic and approachable portraits for company website team pages, corporate collateral materials, and company advertising (both print and web).One of the Best Corporate Photographer in Boston:David is one of Boston's most accomplished corporate photographers. He has created executive and team portraits for some of Boston's most sophisticated corporate firms like Bain Capital, Fidelity Investments, Harbourvest, Capital Partners, and a slew of others. How does David Shopper Photography Produce Team Page Headshots?David makes executives feel at ease and presents them with confidence and purpose. His ability to produce the highest quality portraits in an under-produced manner gives an authentic and approachable feel to the headshots, as if you are sitting on the other side of the table from the subject, having a cup of coffee. Yet the details of the image are perfect: the wardrobe is flawless, the backgrounds are bright and ephemeral with a bit of structure to suggest a well-appointed office. All these considerations mix together to produce a visual that is compelling and defines the public face of a company. Polished photography is a visual way of stating that the business itself is smart, approachable, forward-thinking, and professional. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/16https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Portraits_in_Boston_MA.jpgCorporate Portraits in Boston MAThis leadership portrait was taken by Boston-based corporate headshot photographer David Shopper. The portrait is a part of a branding shoot that David produced for the company Workiva. Portraits should show and be true to their subject's personality. Everyone's different, so all portraits should be bespoke. Achieving a balance between projecting a sense of being a "bad-ass" while also maintaining professionalism, empowerment, and cohesion with the company's brand is essential when having your portrait taken for a leadership team or personal branding purposes. Here are some tips on how to get the most from your corporate portrait: 1. Clothing Choices: Your clothing should reflect your personal style while also aligning with the company's brand image. Choose attire that makes you feel confident and empowered. Avoid brash colors like yellows and reds. Make sure all clothing is pressed and clean (please!) 2. Body Language and Pose: Poses can express confidence and empowerment through your body language. Stand tall and maintain eye contact with the camera. Instead of being straight-on to the camera, turn 45 degrees to one side, which narrows the width of your body and gives your body more dynamics. Keep in mind the expertise that got you this position and all the hard work it took to get here. 3. Background. The background should be simple and should support your story. You're the hero of your portrait. The background shouldn't compete with you for the viewer's attention. 4. Lighting: Whenever practical, use natural light. This gives an organic and comfortable feel without a feeling of over-production. 5. Makup/grooming: Bring in a makeup artist ("groomer" to male executives) who can make sure that you look squared away. Not only does this make a difference in the way you look, but you feel more empowered and confident with the attention to detail. 6. Retouching: Retouching should enhances your natural appearance and should not look manipulated or "plastic". The goal is to present an authentic but polished image. 7. Personal Branding: Remember that your portrait is an important component of your personal branding. It should convey not only your role within the company but also your unique qualities and strengths.David Shopper Photography has been creating corporate portraits in Boston for over 3 decades. You're in good hands with him. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/17https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Headshot_Photographer_Boston_Portland-ME_LinkedIn_Team-Pages.jpgHeadshot Photographer Boston LinkedIn & Team PagesThis executive portrait is a great example of the difference between a headshot and a portrait. The photo was taken by David Shopper, one of Boston's most trusted commercial portrait photographers. What's the difference between a headshot and a portrait?Headshots and portraits are both types of photographs that focus on an individual's face and upper body (usually shoulders and up), but they serve different purposes and have distinct characteristics: 1. Purpose: Headshots: Headshots are primarily used for professional purposes. They are commonly used in business, acting, modeling, and other industries where a person's appearance and personality need to be conveyed to potential clients, employers, or audiences. Headshots are typically used for profile pictures on websites, social media, resumes, and promotional materials. In brief, they show what a person looks like, often so they can be identified. Portraits: Portraits, on the other hand, have a broader purpose. While they can also be used professionally, portraits are more versatile and can serve artistic, personal, or storytelling purposes. Portraits capture a person's likeness and personality but may include a wider range of poses, expressions, and backgrounds to convey a more comprehensive image of the individual. In brief, portraits show a person's place in a community/company, show their expertise and approachability. Composition: Headshots: Headshots are typically vertical and tightly cropped, focusing on the subject's face, head, and sometimes shoulders. The background is usually plain or simple to ensure that the subject is the central focus of the image. Often the background is colored paper, which is a fairly bland offering. Portraits: Portraits can encompass a wider range of compositions. I tend to crop them horizontally, so that there's space for copy next to them (which works great for website bios, etc). The background is more diverse and relevant to the company they work for. Context: Headshots: Headshots are often taken in a controlled environment, such as a studio, with controlled lighting and a specific backdrop. The goal is to create a clean and professional image that can be easily used for professional purposes. Portraits: Portraits can be taken in a variety of settings, including outdoor locations, homes, or workplaces. The background and environment can play a more significant role in telling a story or conveying the subject's personality. I use the natural light of the workplace to give an organic feel to the person and their surroundings. Expression: Headshots: Headshots typically show what a person looks like. The subject is encouraged to smile or show their teeth. Portraits: Portraits capture a wide range of emotions and expressions, depending on the purpose and theme of the portrait. For corporate portraits, we have the subject get in touch with their stature, outgoing personality, and expertise that brought them to their position in the first place.In summary, while both headshots and portraits involve capturing an individual's image, they differ in their purpose, composition, context, and the range of expressions they convey. Headshots are primarily used for professional representation, are tightly framed, and maintain a focus on a clean, neutral image. Portraits, on the other hand, are more versatile, capturing a broader range of compositions and expressions, and help brand a company or group. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/18https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/WomensProfessionalHeadshotsinBoston.jpgWomens Professional Headshots in BostonThis portrait is an example of the individual branding that David Shopper brings to corporate imagery. Corporations have their own brands and it's important for women to fit these parameters, but more important is for women to embrace the confidence and stature that comes with their position. David works hard to help the leadership team members he photographs to feel confident and embrace their uniqueness. Empowering women in the workplace using commercial portraiture is a powerful thing. David tends to work with companies in finance, law, and real estate markets. These markets tend to lag behind others with DEI, but David's goal is to present women as powerful and confident in their own right. By showing parity in the images of the workplace, maybe we can achieve parity in hiring and promotion as well.David Shopper Photography51 Bailey LnGeorgetown, MA 01833978-356-1011Real Life, Only Better https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/19https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Business-Portrait-and-eadshot-Photographers.jpgBoston Business Portrait & Headshot PhotographersThis photograph illustrates David Shopper's approach to casual corporate portraits. Shot with natural light for an organic feel, this portrait retains stature and personality while presenting the executive with a professional demeanor.Shooting natural light corporate portraits is a skill that combines the art of photography with an understanding of how to harness the beauty of ambient light. Instead of relying on artificial lighting setups, photographers who specialize in this genre use the available natural light sources, such as windows, skylights, or even outdoor environments, to create stunning and authentic corporate portraits. This approach results in a soft and organic look, which is particularly appealing in the corporate world, where professionalism and approachability are essential. Mastering the nuances of natural light, from the way it filters through curtains to the subtle interplay of shadows and highlights, allows David to capture the personality and character of his subjects while maintaining a polished and natural aesthetic.David shoots portraits for medium to large companies on the eastern cost of the US, mostly in Boston, New York City, and Portland, ME. David travels to offices and shoots wherever there's natural light: conference rooms, clean rooms, bar room. His photography is timely and accessible. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/20https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional-Headshots-Boston.jpgBoston Professional Headshot Photographer Boston commercial photographer David Shopper specializes in creating professional natural-light headshots. His style is distinctive: his portraits have an authenticity, comfort, and sophistication that is rare in business portraiture. The office spaces behind his subjects have structure without being too specific – they retain their bright, ephemeral feel. The spaces go soft so the executive can be the hero. David’s corporate headshots of Boston women are empowering and affirming. His female executive portraits show women in an approachable and engaged way, without sacrificing their innate strength.I am based in Boston, MA. I have clients in the New England and New York City areas, but I also shoot all over the US and worldwide. David Shopper Photography’s commercial photography studio produces spirited executive portraits, advertising portraits, and corporate marketing photography. Financial company photography and branding are more visually sophisticated than, say, imagery used in promoting manufacturing and product placement. For financial firms, the "product" is harder to illustrate. The consumer isn't buying into the firm's money rate or specific fund, they're buying into the brain power and professionalism of a group of individuals. The firm's audience wants to know that there are wheels burning behind the eyes of the firm's team members. They want to know that the team coordinates well, that they're approachable, available, and open-minded, and that they care about your welfare and will listen to your ideas. This is a hard thing to portray in just a couple of pictures, no doubt.I've been lucky in that the companies I tend to work with - that can afford top-tier photography - generally employ really smart and really put-together people who exude confidence and integrity. My job, then, is to set up the circumstances wherein these authoritative people can be at their best. My commitment is to portray them with a naturalness and honesty that doesn't make them seem two-dimensional. We've all seen really smart and really professional people look wooden and posed, which ends up looking more dilettantish than trustworthy. The trick to taking successful financial company photography is situating the team in a way that they can interact in a natural manner. Once they're working together on a real project and sharing real ideas, you don't have to pose them, you only have to capture what they're doing in an innovative and convincing way. You have to distill the interaction down to the foundation of an idea or an exec's eyes, the gesture that accompanies a dynamic collaboration, or the grey matter activity in an exec's face as they listen to others and absorb new perceptions. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/21https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Maura_Healey_Portrait.jpgCorporate Headshot Photographer in Boston MADavid Shopper produced this official portrait for the newly appointed Governor Maura Healey of Massachusetts. This photo shows the new governor's stature, poise, and approachability. David Shopper is a Boston and Portland, ME-based corporate headshot photographer. David produces portraits for executives, company leadership teams, CEOs, and other business people. David's headshots grace company websites, corporate collateral pieces, business advertising, and social media. David has been a leading Boston and Portland, ME photographer for over 3 decades. His clients are global financial corporations, venture capital groups, law firms, life science companies - really any company that has a discernible visual brand. How do you create a great professional headshot? Professional headshot photographers know how to present executives so that their stature, expertise, and approachability shine. The best corporate headshot photographers use natural light for an organic feel. They know how to pose leaders in a powerful yet natural way. The best company photographers allow their subjects to feel comfortable and remember the hard work it took to get to this point. They capture capability and optimism in a single moment so that it's easily recognized.This was David's first official political portrait. 2 weeks after this portrait was completed, he was asked to shoot the official headshot for the new Massachusetts Attorney General, Andrea Campbell. You can see how this photographs came out in David's blog on this site.David Shopper is an internationally-recognized commercial photographer who brands companies. David specializes in business portraits, headshots, and candid workplace photography; his images are used for company advertising, team bio pages, annual reports, corporate collateral materials, company websites, and social media like LinkedIn. He presents his subjects with grace and spirit, capturing people in authentic settings using natural light. He is based on Boston’s North Shore and shoots along the Easter seacoast, especially in New York City and Portland, ME. David recently had the honor of producing Governor Maura Healey's, Lt. Governor Kim Driscoll's, and Attorney General Andrea Campbell's official portraits.Before our shoot, he looked at the National Governor's Association website. 50 states. Close to 50 stodgy conventional portraits.He decided Maura's should be compatible with, say, the other large framed portraits in the State House, yet should reflect the new face of government and a new aesthetic.His use of natural light gave the right fresh and organic feel. Formal, yet personable and forthright. It proved to be a bit of a technical challenge, though, as it was dark and stormy the day we photographed Andrea Campbell.It was a true pleasure to work with these three women. To a person, they exude warmth, hope, and competency. New photography for a new generation of leadership.Real life, only better https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/22https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business-owner_portrait_photographer.jpgCEO Portraits and Headshots - NYC and BostonBoston-based David Shopper is an internationally-recognized commercial photographer specializing in creating compelling CEO portraits and headshots. These corporate portraits and headshots are used for advertising, company websites, and corporate collateral material. Though David is based in Boston, MA he travels to New York City often, as well as nationally and internationally for assignments. David’s commercial photography is set apart by his nuanced lighting and ability to make high-powered corporate businessmen and businesswomen feel comfortable and come across authentically. “I allow the personality and uniqueness of my subjects to shine through my photographs” he says. “These are people who don’t make a living having their picture taken; they’re often hesitant, but I find they’re most comfortable when they’re being true to themselves.” | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/23https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-CEO_Portraits__Headshots.jpgCEO Headshots in Boston, MA - portraits, headshots, bio pagesDavid Shopper is one of Boston’s leading business photographers for portraits, headshots, and bio pages. His work illustrates corporate team pages, websites, collateral, and print advertising. David’s work is distinctive: he specializes in using natural light to give a comfortable and believable feel to the pictures. CEOs and business executives exude a comfort and stature in David’s vision. His subjects are in command but reaching out to the viewer.Internationally acclaimed photographer David Shopper was commissioned to create this simple and compelling portrait of Blue Cross Blue Shield CEO Cleve Killingsworth for the BC/BS annual report. The photograph features Cleve sitting comfortably at a conference room table. The use of natural light, the conference table reflection, and the simple shapes of the room make this a striking portrait. David strives to bring out the personality and dignity in his subjects through the use of photographic tools at his disposal. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/24https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/New_York_City_Corporate_Portrait_Photographers.jpgNew York City Corporate Portrait PhotographerDavid Shopper Photography produces one-of-a-kind corporate portraits and headshots for NYC companies looking to put a highly professional, yet naturally under-produced face on their company. David is based in Georgetown, MA and shoots in New York, Boston, and all over the US and Europe for corporations looking to brand their team. By photographing in a personable way, yet maintaining the highest technical standards, David is able to present CEOs and senior executives as polished, thoughtful, and forthright people.This is my third year photographing the new searchers for Boston’s Search Fund Accelerator. SFA is an innovative venture: it mentors and funds a handpicked group of young entrepreneurs in their quest to find a company to acquire, manage, and grow. It’s an amazing and rare opportunity. The target company is usually family-owned and looking for an exit strategy.Our portraits, then, are taken with the intent to portray these young men as professional, trustworthy, and approachable. The message is: “I’ll take good care of your company”.With this photography, we present the searchers as a team, branded in the SFA visual traditions we’ve already established (see previous SFA post).Energy sourceThe searchers come from amazing backgrounds. They’re Marine geospatial intelligence officers, rig drilling experts, investment bankers, world travelers, and company founders. It’s like sharing the room with a huge ball of potential energy.It’s no accident these portraits came out as successfully as they did. To a man, the searchers were modest, earnest, and optimistic. Maybe that’s what makes a good CEO. It certainly made for a good photograph.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/25https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional-Company-Headshots-in-Boston.jpgProfessional Company Headshots for Advertising in Boston, MAWith so many people working from home now, isn’t it time to start thinking about remote office portraits? This photo was created in two passes: one on a boat and one in an empty office during the pandemic.Not everyone feels comfortable being in the office nowadays. Is there an option for producing dynamite office portraits remotely? In a word: yes.My longstanding client Selecta Bioscience recently asked me to refresh the look of the executive team portraits. Most of the team is working remotely. The one opportunity where they were all gathered together was at a company-wide harbor cruise. So we set up a natural light portrait studio on the boat. Everyone felt comfortable being outside and we completed the photography before anyone started to feel seasick (not a problem I’ve had to deal with a lot). After the cruise, we captured out-of-focus background images at Selecta’s offices, and then merged the backgrounds with the portraits. The cool blue color (with an orange accent) is intentional, as it matches the corporate brand palette of their website. I had originally thought of this process as a one-off solution to an unusual problem, but the more I look at the images, the more I see how photographing the people separately from the background gives us a unique look. It’s dramatic and powerful. It allows you to mix and match people and places to get the best fit. And it might be a bit safer too."Not only does David have a great eye as an artist, but a great way about him. This translates in the final product because our employees like him so much." - Catherine Vesey, People Operations Manager, Selecta Biosciences. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/26https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Outdoor_Corporate_Portraits_Boston.jpgOutdoor Corporate Portraits BostonFor over 30 years, David shopper has been creating engaging and visually striking corporate portraits in Boston and NYC.David uses natural light for an organic feel to his outdoor corporate headshots and portraits. David shoots predominantly in Boston and New York, mostly for larger Fortune-500 clients. Firms that value the expertise and drive of their leadership turn to David to portray their leaders with vision and style. Real Life, Only Better.David Shopper Photography51 Bailey LnGeorgetown, MA 01833978-356-1011We’re dedicated to celebrating your energy, engagement, and vibrancy. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-%26-EXECUTIVE-PORTRAITS/27https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Portraits_Professional_Headshots_Boston.jpgCorporate Portraits and Headshots in Boston | David Shopper PhotographyDavid Shopper is a Boston based photographer specializing in corporate and executive portraits, professional headshots, and candid workplace photography.David Shopper Photography captures real people in real business environments to brand corporate culture. He specializes in natural light commercial photography. His photographs grace corporate advertising, business websites, social media, and company branding.Thoughts on this particular image: This photograph was taken for David's stock image library (he is represented by Corbis in New York City, which recently was purchased by Getty Images). The model is Peihu Wang (with the modeling agency Maggie, Inc.) who works out of Boston and NYC. In general, I find Maggie Inc. to be the best Boston modeling agency; their talent is punctual, professional, and has a variety of looks rather than one smile they use in every shot. Photo styling by Cynthia August and makeup by Lynne Avallone. The impetus for shooting stock images in this way was a direct result of seeing so much generic stock imagery which differed so greatly from the kind of candid corporate photography I do. I often get asked by my clients to shoot as if I were “a fly on the wall” in order to capture the authentic workings of an office. More and more, clients are looking to put a real face on their business. Businesses which are in the financial sector are particularly hesitant to shoot these images with an IPhone and post them on social media, but they value the casualness of showing the candid workplace. So as a photographer, I try to create setups where the employees of a company can be themselves and get work done without feeling like they have to pose for the photography. I encourage the employees to sit the way they naturally do, to interact with their coworkers, to forget that any photography is being done. In the old days of film, I occasionally would shoot for 5 minutes without film in my camera, just to get them used to me there (now, of course, these shots would be recorded digitally). The photography shoot took place in client Windham Investments' executive conference room in the John Hancock Tower in Boston. I’ve been working with the financial firm for many years and they were nice enough to allow me to shoot for stock on a Saturday. The Hancock Tower gets great natural light, even in the winter when we did this photography. Notice the texture of the model's skin and the un-manufactured look of the overall image. A decade ago, I could only achieve this lighting with strobes because films had comparatively low light sensitivity. Using strobes in an office permeates the environment with invasive flash and employees have a hard time ignoring the photography and generally are more self-conscious. To my credit, I had gotten very good at mimicking natural light using strobes, but you still had bright lights flashing in people’s faces. With the advent of faster CCDs on the newer cameras, photographers are able to get well-exposed images using daylight even on a cloudy day (this image was taken during the worst light – a February rainstorm). When we shot with film and used strobes, the other disadvantage was mixing the color temperature of the lighting we used: the exterior rainy daylight was maybe 6000 degrees Kelvin, which is very blue, and the strobes were more neutrally colored, and the ambient florescent light was green. All these different colors were picked up by the film and, basically, looked horrible. The new digital backs not only allow you to just use the ambient natural light to illuminate the subject, but allow you to control the color of the light in post-production so skin tones look right and there’s no contamination from other light sources.There’s an added benefit to using the natural light in this way: the background windows tend to be bright areas where designers can lay type (I always try to leave areas that make good backgrounds for headlines, type, etc.)I also especially like this image because it combines the different categories that I shoot: corporate, corporate lifestyle, and fashion. I believe there’s a place for fashion sense in corporate photography; the clothing that the subject wears helps project a credibility and style of the corporate brand. There’s often a hit-or-miss element when you’re shooting employees in their offices, as executives tend to be hired for their business acumen rather than their sartorial sense. I often “tailor” a jacket in post-production, smoothing out wrinkles, getting shoulders to fit better, adjusting ties and shirts so that they fit more precisely. This attention to detail doesn’t necessarily show in the final image (people don’t say “I’ll put my investments here because this man’s jacket fits properly”), but there’s a tacit impression that these people are put together or squared away, and by extension, their business dealings will be more tasteful and deliberate.In the same way, the quality of the photography goes a long way in establishing the impression of the company it portrays. Images that look like they were shot with inferior equipment, are a little fuzzy, look harsh or have too-contrasty lighting, all give the impression that the company doesn’t really care about the details of what it produces – that it’s okay with an compromised product, that it doesn’t sweat the details. So I use a top of the line Nikon camera with the sharpest lenses that I can find, even if the final images will displayed in a low-resolution web display. The details of the craft come through even in the low-res format, and most of my clients re-purpose the imagery for collateral, print ads, etc., where a higher quality image really shines. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA 01833 (978)-356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/ABOUT-YOU/1 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/1https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company_workplace-photographs-boston.jpgCandid Business Photography for Corporate Branding: NYC & BostonBoston-based photographer David Shopper creates graceful and spirited candid corporate photography that brands businesses. As one of the most trusted corporate photographers in Boston, David has been creating professional business headshots in Boston and NYC for over 3 decades. In conjunction with David’s executive portraits, his business workplace candid photography rounds out the public face of a company. For a company’s marketing to be successful, it has to present a cohesive visual brand. That means the photography has to work in tandem with the graphics, colors pallet, and tone of the website or collateral material. The photographs must also help define the culture of the company – what their space looks like (is it modern or classic, etc.), what their people look like (are they funky innovators or established veterans), and how work gets done (do individuals effort problems alone or do groups interact and collaborate to solve issues).So capturing corporate culture in a photographic way means presenting a company as individuals (who each have a story to tell) interacting in groups. Based in Boston and shooting in New York City, across the USA, and in European countries such as England, France, and Germany, David believes that the best commercial photographs captures the mood and business culture of a company. In his 30 years of creating Boston business portraits, he has tried to capture the wheels turning inside people’s heads and the give-and-take of collaboration. The physical location of the photographs is also important: he strives to give a healthy, optimistic, expansive, and rich feel to the offices, conference rooms, and clean rooms he shoots in. David elicits emotion with candid photographs of executives and staff. He captures authentic, industrious, and authoritative expressions by allowing his subjects to feel comfortable and inhabit an environment where they feel empowered. Most of David's work is used for advertising usage. For example, many companies use his imagery for website promotion, about-us pages, team bio pages, website banners, LinkedIn profile headshot pictures, Outlook identifiers, portraits for speaking engagements, etc. Many of David’s clients are global companies and many are small-and medium-sized companies who are rebranding their websites or want to change the public face of their business. As a Boston- and New York-based commercial photographer, David travels to his clients’ sites to photograph real people in real environments. Many clients are located in Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. David has traveled all over the United States and in Europe to photograph working environments. He does this with an eye towards helping the company define their brand – the image that they project to their audience over the world wide web, social media, and print advertising or corporate collateral. So the objective is not to document the everyday candid workings of a business, but to present the corporate culture in a way that resonates with the viewer and creates a bond between the consumer and the company brand. Some clients describe this type of work as editorial or reportage photography, which means that instead of creating and directing photographs, he orchestrates certain events in photogenic environments and just captures what takes place naturally. This approach gives David’s photographs the power and authenticity you see in his portfolio. You can see some behind-the-scenes stories and pictures on David’s commercial photography blog.David brings his 30+ years of experience shooting corporate portraits, company events, CEO headshots, and working sessions, to every shoot, giving each client a bespoke approach that matches their brand and their staff. Are they looking to be seen as established and authoritative or perhaps cutting edge and agile? This will help determine the photographic tools David uses – shooting natural light photography or using strobe lights to illuminate offices and interiors, shooting in a boardroom rather than an open space. There is no “right” or “wrong” photographs, there is only what works and what doesn’t work, what illustrates a point and creates the intended reaction. Whatever the solutions, David is specific in his statements of work and he comes in on-time and on-budget. There are no surprises when you work with his team. The image above was taken for a Connecticut-based capital advisor firm. It was used to rebrand the company website and shows the capital firm's Manhattan reception area. The brick-and-mortar photographs show the credibility and steadfastness of a client. The well-appointed interior shows tastefulness and commitment to quality. Having the photograph's details squared away reflects on a company's commitment to sweating the details. If a company's photographs are sloppy, viewers will interpret that quality to the client.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/2https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/New_York_City_Corporate_Photographers.jpg.jpgNew_York_City_Corporate_Office_Photographers.jpgDavid Shopper is one of New York's most trusted photographers. With more than 3 decades of photography for financial and venture capital firms, David has created compelling photography that brands a large section of the US's asset managers. David specializes in corporate office photography - photographs that present real-life office moments in action. Some call this type of photography reportage or editorial, but whatever the name, financial companies need authentic imagery that depicts the wheels turning in their company. This photograph was taken in New York City and shows a corporate conference room setting with team members interacting and collaborating. The photograph above was produced for Squarepoint Capital in Manhattan. David was commissioned to create a series of branding images that present the wheels turning in the corporate workplace. David's photographic background has encompassed many forms; he has expertise in studio product work, fashion, lifestyle, portrait, annual report, and video work. Over the years, David has come to specialize in corporate branding photography. More specifically, David's clients tend to be financial institutions (mostly in New York City, Boston, and Chicago). This encompasses venture capital groups, investment firms, asset managers, really any company with the name "Capital," "Investments," or "Partners." One of the reasons these type of firms gravitate towards David's corporate photography is his ability to present C-suite and corporate teams in a believable way that emphasizes their expertise, stature, and approachability. When you capture real workplace candid imagery, it's important to travel light. If you bring strobes, a bit crew, and have a lot of people on set, the execs you're photographing get nervous and act as if on stage. This is exactly what we don't want. Instead, David is non-invasive and hardly noticed. David packs a Nikon Z-7ii mirrorless camera which makes no sound as it takes pictures. He follows the exec's natural day of meetings, collaborations, and introspective time. David rarely sets up photos, instead preferring to let the action happen organically and then capture it with interesting visuals.David prefers also to work with natural light. This way, there are no strobes making execs nervous and the light has a natural, organic feel. The sensitivity of the new 35mm CCDs gives photographers a lot more latitude for using ambient light and correcting for colors and contrast in the post-production. After you've been shooting for 30+ years, you get really good at spotting good light situations on the fly. David's photographs are primarily used in branding situations like corporate websites (banners, backgrounds, square-ups, and headshots on a team page), capability reports, social media, annual reports, and the like. Presenting imagery with a company's actual clients rather than stock imagery gives a sense of pride to the team members and shows what the client's offices and employees actually look like rather than the generic idyllic representation of stock photographs. David's motto is "real life, only better."| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/3https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston_Photographers_for_Financial_FIrms.jpgBoston_Photographers_for_Financial_FIrmsDavid Shopper is a Boston-based professional business portrait and headshot photographer. David’s photographs have branded some of the largest companies in the US. David specializes in natural life portraits. He captures unscripted moments at conference tables and in offices. His photographs portray the professionalism and approachability of the corporate team. This is important. The most successful companies have a branded look. Their visuals have a distinctive look. The photography has to support this look. A company’s business portraits have to be consistent to give the team a cohesive appearance. Why are business promotional photos important? Because they show how the parts of the company work together as a cohesive whole. Business headshots should present all the team as if they were cut from the same cloth, so to speak. This means that the business portraits should all be taken by the same photographer, using the same equipment, with similar backgrounds and stylistic treatment.If you create distinctive and cohesive portraits, a company will appear in synch. The company’s promotions will appear intentional. The company will be seen as detail-oriented. David’s business portraits are featured in Boston companies’ corporate advertising, website banners, corporate collateral, and other busienss branding materials. This image represents companies doing business in an authentic, natural way. Staff meetings, Board of Directors meetings, and company gatherings should capture the energy and flow. The best company business photographs should look like this and should resonate with the viewer. David Shopper is a Boston-based business lifestyle photographer. Real people in real life - candid business photography can brand a company in a way that words can not. Successful editorial business photos, like this image, have an authenticity that shines through. Most of David’s imagery is shot for large corporations to document the nuances of their corporate culture - the thing that makes them different from their competition. People working together, exchanging ideas, processing information. He shows the wheels of business turning. He shows an environment that resonates with the viewer who recognizes the authenticity of the scene. David Shopper is a professional who specializes in reportage corporate photography. David is located in Boston and regularly travels to New York and other business hubs. David shoots candid meetings and events photography that tells the story of authentic businessmen and women at their work: collaborating, interacting, and problem-solving. David specializes in creating images of executives with their sleeves rolled up and their cognitive wheels turning. These photos are used for corporate branding, advertising, and company websites.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/4https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Financial_Company_Photographers_Boston_NYC.jpgCorporate_Campaign_Photographers_BostonDavid Shopper is an internationally-recognized image maker specializing in creating candid workplace photography - real people in real environments. David has been capturing the authentic mood and style of business America for the last three decades. David is commissioned by some of the largest corporations worldwide to produce editorial business photography for company branding: documenting meetings, events, and everyday corporate life. David's photographs are used in advertising, websites, and collateral pieces that brand businesses.In addition to being one of Boston’s best corporate lifestyle photographers, David Shopper creates professional business headshots in Boston, MA, New England, and New York City. David’s executive and CEO portraits are used for annual reports, about us pages, website team pages, speaking engagement invites, and social media like LinkedIn portraits. David will travel to his client’s Boston, Cambridge, Woburn, Burlington, and Newton offices to create portraits that support the corporate branded look. Preferring natural light, David photographs employees in a non-invasive way that doesn’t interfere with the daily business workings of a company. He’s cool under pressure and loves his work. David creates professional natural light team headshots of executives, CEOs, and corporate team members for digital marketing in Boston. He shoots portraits for Boston companies’ About Us team pages, websites, LinkedIn, social media, advertising, and corporate collateral. David creates authentic, spirited imagery that brands companies. Available for assignment work in Boston, NYC, and across the USA. For professional team page portraits and headshots that look and feel honest and accessible, shot in your offices. It’s more genuine and engaging to present executives in their natural habitat. Using natural light, David is attracted to those moments of authentic engagement, spark, and candor. His imagery is never forced or posed; he allows the corporate executives to feel comfortable doing what they do best: interacting, discussing, collaborating, and solving problems. What should you wear for your professional headshots? David works closely with his clients so businessmen and businesswomen can choose wardrobes that are complimentary and professional. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/5https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Office_Lifestyle_Photographers_NYCBoston.jpgOffice_Lifestyle_Photographers_NYCBostonOne of the most trusted names in corporate lifestyle photography for marketing and communications.David Shopper has been creating business slice-of-life photography for over 3 decades. He provides striking visuals for global companies who want to showcase the expertise of their teams.David's office lifestyle photography is organic and unposed - he captures workplace culture in real time and in a non-invasive manner.This photograph depicts office team interaction where corporate team members exchange ideas and are passionate about their work. This photograph was taken for Squarepoint Capital, a financial investment firm in New York City. You can see the Manhattan skyline in the background. Surrounded by workstations, this team holds an impromptu business meeting to discuss strategy. David's home base is in Boston, MA, but David shoots in New York City often, for international Fortune-500 clients who make David an integral part of their marketing campaigns.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/6https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Editorial_Photographers_for_Discerning_BusinessesBoston.jpgEditorial Corporate Photographers | BostonDavid Shopper is one of Boston’s most trusted editorial corporate photographers. David creates inspired slice-of-business-life photography for companies in Boston and New York City. Depicting office lifestyle is David's specialty. He captures photographs of office workplaces for corporate branding. David works with both international Fortune-500 companies and start-up regional businesses that are looking to establish a visual brand that is easily recognized across multiple platforms like corporate websites, print advertising, and corporate collateral promotional work. David works closely with ad agency principals and in-house directors of marketing and investment relations. Together, they create a look that portrays the company in a professional, forward-thinking way. Part of the success of David’s photography is his ability to capture working professionals doing what they do best: interacting, collaborating, and working through problems. “I want to create photos that show the gears turning inside people’s heads” David says. “I want people to look engaged, interested, and excited about their jobs and the people they work with.” Here’s some thoughts David shares about a realization he had about corporate candid photography: "Last week, I was scouting an executive office space with a client for a corporate candid slice-of-life shoot in Boston. As we were wrapping up, she shows me the last set of pictures done in her offices, with a different photographer. This photographer had used dual strobes to light the scene: one on either side of the subject. The people in the pictures looked like they were uncomfortable at best. Their faces poorly hid their discomfort, and they looked as though they had just been told to smile, whilst receiving a root canal. Additionally, their props were placed in a neat and tidy way, looking decidedly staged.It occurred to me that I take the photographic process for granted. I generally don’t encounter subjects who look stiff or uncomfortable, even though I’m photographing people who don’t necessarily like to have their pictures taken. There is a surprisingly simple explanation for this. They don’t look uncomfortable because they don’t feel uncomfortable. I only ask them to do the job they came to the office to do that day. I’ll tell them: 'Get together with your team and bring something you’re really working on. But work on it here in the good light.'When people look nervous, it’s often because they’re self-conscious. They worry about how they appear. They’re worried about making the picture look good so the company looks good. In situations like this, I’ll pause for a moment and remind them how people who aren’t having their picture taken look: they sit back in their chairs, put arms on the table, they look other people in the eye. In truth, as they listen to me explain these things, they’re usually sitting as I’ve just described, and I point this out to them.I have found that using natural light to shoot these images helps ease subjects a great deal. Team members aren’t as self-conscious as they are with the strobe lights; the rest of the office isn’t watching and those being photographed aren’t grimacing, waiting for the next bright flash.So, the most successful shoots don’t look or feel like shoots at all.The Proof is in the pudding: these images were taken for Bulger Partners, a boutique, strategic, consulting company for the tech industry. Bulger team members tend to be young, as well as innovative, collaborative types. The offices have an open floor plan and people drift about, sharing ideas. Their conference rooms are consistently filled with groups, collaborating and pondering.To me, in the corporate world, the secret to good corporate candid photography is to make yourself part of the team and have the group work on an assignment they’re excited (and trained) to do.Why is authenticity so important? The images a business uses to represent itself encapsulates the personality of the company. If the people portraying that message look awkward, the takeaway is that the business is not at home with its work. If subjects look engaged, professional, and approachable, we embrace the message and include that company in our lives."| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/7https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate_Lifestyle_Photographer_Boston.jpgCorporate Lifestyle Photographers Boston and NYCDavid Shopper is a Boston based corporate lifestyle photographer specializing in branding corporate firms. David authentically captures corporate office culture in the workplace. Using natural light and a minimally invasive approach, David uses candid lifestyle imagery to illustrate what makes a company tick, how it separates itself from its competitors, and how the individual team members drive its culture. If your company is doing groundbreaking work, why illustrate that with pedestrian custom (or worse) stock photography? David creates compelling bespoke imagery for corporate libraries. He covers events, everyday corporate workplace activity in a reportage style, as well as capturing compelling portraits of team members or groups.David works from his Boston-based studio, but shoots all over the country and globe. His distinctive style creates a branded look for businesses in the financial, healthcare, real estate, life-science, and similar markets. He captures people in authentic workplace settings shooting with natural light. David presents his subjects with grace and spirit, whether shooting executive portraits, corporate slice-of-life imagery, or lifestyle advertising photography. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011Real life, only better. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/8https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Best_NYC_Corporate_Photographers.jpgBest_NYC_Corporate_PhotographersHOW TO HIRE A PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER TO TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS FOR YOUR CORPORATE WEBSITEAll photographers are not created equal. A photographer who approaches your project with creativity and vision can make your website and collateral materials stand out from your competitors. You want a photographer who will listen and collaborate, one who has experience and professionalism. Here's how to find one.A google search will give you a long list of professional photographers. It should be apparent by the quality of their website and their photographs if they understand how to present themselves in a polished manner. If they can't present themselves this way, they're not going to be much help for your branding project. Photographers create imagery with personality. Try to find one who's color palette, approach, and feel fit your company's profile.Send out emails to two or three photographers. See who gets in touch quickly - they're the ones that will provide good customer service and whom you won't have to chase down for your photos. A good collaborator will spend some time on the phone with you describing their approach to photo shoots. How long will it take? Do they need you there? Will you be able to monitor the imagery as the shoot progresses? How much direction do they need? What's their vision for your brand.? And most importantly, do they understand the message you're trying to send with the visuals?Obviously, price will be a factor. Often, it helps to share your budget from the get-go. This can save a lot of time trying to engineer a shoot that works with your budget. It's often easier to retro-engineer how long a shoot should be, how many images generated, usage, etc. when you know what the budget is. Ask for a Statement of Work, or SOW. In it, you should see the details of the shoot explained in detail as well as a price structure. Pay attention to their terms and conditions - these are often boilerplate, but sometimes they contain questionable items, which you should ask about. Good SOWs have samples of their work that apply specifically to the shoot you're doing.You should feel comfortable and confident with your photographer. They're your creative partner and can make you look like a rock star to your boss. https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/9https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston_Corporate_Workplace_Photographers.jpgBoston_Corporate_Workplace_PhotographersDavid Shopper is an internationally-recognized commercial photographer whose images grace company website banners worldwide and are foundations of corporate branding. David is based in Boston, Massachusetts, but shoots in NYC, the US, and worldwide. To shoot company website banner photography, David draws from his over 30 years of professional corporate photography experience. David has a reportage style in that he creates slice-of-life imagery of real people in real environments.David’s strength is in capturing dynamic and authentic workplace visuals. These photographs appear in advertising, corporate websites, corporate collateral materials, and other business promotions. David works with advertising agencies, in-house marketing departments, and individual business people to brand their company with a vision that is true to their corporate personality. Since it’s the individual team members that make up a company, David gets to know and understand a company’s business and staff. Only then can the portrayal of meetings or working interactions be true to life. David specializes in 1) business portraits and headshots for company team bio pages, annual reports, corporate collateral, and websites, 2) candid corporate working images of real people in real working environments - photographs that present a corporate culture, and 3) lifestyle slice-of-life moments for advertising, marketing, and branding. David’s photographs are optimistic yet realistic. They are carefully constructed, yet have an informality and candidness to them. Real life, only better.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/10https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/PhotographersforCapitalBusinessBoston.jpgPhotographers for Capital Business BostonProfessional natural light team headshots of executives, CEOs, and corporate team members for digital marketing in Boston. David Shopper creates portraits for Boston companies’ About Us team pages, websites, LinkedIn, social media, advertising, and corporate collateral. David creates authentic, spirited imagery that brands companies. Available for assignment work in Boston, NYC, and across the USA. For professional team page portraits and headshots that look and feel honest and accessible, shot in your offices. This image was taken for an international real estate venture group in Stamford, CT. More of my clients are seeing the wisdom in bucking the system. For clients in the financial sector, traditional portraits (lit with strobe and set against a canvas background) have been the default setting for decades. But in a crowded marketplace, a company’s natural light portraits can define their individuality.More and more I am asked to capture the credibility and professionalism of traditional portraiture using natural light and a soft conference room background. And for some reason, a horizontal format lets personalities come shining through.It’s more genuine and engaging to present executives in their natural habitat. Using natural light, David is attracted to those moments of authentic engagement, spark, and candor. His imagery is never forced or posed; he allows the corporate executives to feel comfortable doing what they do best: interacting, discussing, collaborating, and solving problems. What should you wear for your professional headshots? David works closely with his clients so businessmen and businesswomen can choose wardrobes that are complimentary and professional. More of my clients are seeing the wisdom in bucking the system. For clients in the financial sector, traditional portraits (lit with strobe and set against a canvas background) have been the default setting for decades. But in a crowded marketplace, a company’s natural light portraits can define their individuality.More and more I am asked to capture the credibility and professionalism of traditional portraiture using natural light and a soft conference room background. And for some reason, a horizontal format lets personalities come shining through.It’s more genuine and engaging to present executives in their natural habitat.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/11https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Office_Candid_Photography_Boston.jpgCandid Workplace Photographers in BostonDavid Shopper is one of Boston’s must trusted and established corporate candid workplace photographers. David captures authentic business office and workplace culture and lifestyle photography. His corporate photography helps financial companies show their credibility and define their culture. David works with Fortune 500 money management companies and small startups. He works closely with his clients to identify a corporate message. Then he produces a library of imagery that illustrates that branded message. These photographs are featured on company websites as banners or square-ups, encapsulating real working tableaus. His photos capture the candid corporate workplace as problems get solved and team members interact and engage. He has a reportage style as he captures slice-of-business-life photographs. David’s work is distinctive in that his real people are in real environments. He is detail-oriented and works with clients so they know what to wear for their business headshots, portraits, and photo shoots. David is drawn to scenes of collaboration, candid team workplace interactions, and moments of thoughtfulness, engagement, and production. His lighting is bright and open, giving his candid workplace scenes feelings of optimism and professionalism. David’s work also is used for corporate advertising (print ads, OOH), collateral pieces (like annual reports and capability brochures), public relations, social media, etc.David specializes in natural light photography, which is completely non-invasive and allows him to capture authentic moments of engagement and collaboration. David’s photos show mental wheels turning. It’s tricky to work with ambient light, though, as it is inconsistent and often not ideal. David’s 30 years of expertise allow him to visually identify and construct situations where the light is flattering and gives an optimistic feel. David’s backgrounds are usually soft and bright; this lets the team members be the heroes and stand out in a 3-dimentional fashion. David works closely with his clients to make sure that the subjects in his photos are dressed in a style that reflects a company’s brand – everyone looks squared away, but not uptight.In addition to shooting candid workplace photography, David is a consummate portrait photographer. This allows the candid office photographs that grace a website’s banners to be compatible with the team page headshots and portraits. Everything works together to achieve the same goal: a branded corporate image. Real life, only better.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/12https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Professional-Corporate-Photographers.jpgNYC_Professional-Corporate-PhotographersDavid Shopper is a professional commercial photographer who photographs company meetings in New York City and Boston. David also creates distinctive corporate headshots and business portraits for clients in both cities. Authentic and inspired business photography that brands companies. Candid corporate photography for meetings and company country-wide.The word “branding” is bandied about a lot, but at its most basic, it puts a public face on a corporate entity. David helps large financial institutions present their teams, their culture, and their expertise in a visual way that investors and customers can understand. David’s meeting photography is featured on corporate websites, digital marketing, corporate collateral pieces, company website banners, and print advertising. His work is honest in how it authentically presents corporate culture. He is drawn to scenes of team interactions and professional collaborations. His subjects are approachable, trustworthy, and empowered. Real Life, Only Better.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/13https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Candid-Business-Office-Photography-Boston-MA.jpgCandid-Business-Office-Photography-Boston-MADavid Shopper Photography creates candid business photography in corporate offices, both in Boston and NYC. As a professional corporate photographer, I’m asked to create candid workplace photos of everyday company interactions – at board of director meetings, think-tank groupings, office interactions, etc. Most of my work is in or near Boston, MA or New York City.Here are some thoughts about how I produce imagery that shows business wheels turning: A Realization.Last week, I was scouting an executive office space with a client for a corporate candid slice-of-life shoot in Boston. As we were wrapping up, she shows me the last set of pictures done in her offices, with a different photographer. This photographer had used dual strobes to light the scene: one on either side of the subject. The people in the pictures looked like they were uncomfortable at best. Their faces poorly hid their discomfort, and they looked as though they had just been told to smile, whilst receiving a root canal. Additionally, their props were placed in a neat and tidy way, looking decidedly staged.It occurred to me that I take the photographic process for granted. I generally don’t encounter subjects who look stiff or uncomfortable, even though I’m photographing people who don’t necessarily like to have their pictures taken. There is a surprisingly simple explanation for this. They don’t look uncomfortable because they don’t feel uncomfortable. I only ask them to do the job they came to the office to do that day. I’ll tell them: “Get together with your team and bring something you’re really working on. But work on it here in the good light.”When people look nervous, it’s often because they’re self-conscious. They worry about how they appear. They’re worried about making the picture look good so the company looks good. In situations like this, I’ll pause for a moment and remind them how people who aren’t having their picture taken look: they sit back in their chairs, put arms on the table, they look other people in the eye. In truth, as they listen to me explain these things, they’re usually sitting as I’ve just described, and I point this out to them.I have found that using natural light to shoot these images helps ease subjects a great deal. Team members aren’t as self-conscious as they are with the strobe lights; the rest of the office isn’t watching and those being photographed aren’t grimacing, waiting for the next bright flash.So, the most successful shoots don’t look or feel like shoots at all.The Proof is in the pudding.These images were taken for Bulger Partners, a boutique, strategic, consulting company for the tech industry. Bulger team members tend to be young, as well as innovative, collaborative types. The offices have an open floor plan and people drift about, sharing ideas. Their conference rooms are consistently filled with groups, collaborating and pondering.To me, in the corporate world, the secret to good corporate candid photography is to make yourself part of the team and have the group work on an assignment they’re excited (and trained) to do.Why is authenticity so important?The images a business uses to represent itself encapsulates the personality of the company. If the people portraying that message look awkward, the takeaway is that the business is not at home with its work. If subjects look engaged, professional, and approachable, we embrace the message and include that company in our lives.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/14https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Professional_Corporate_Photographers_Boston.jpgProfessional Candid Company Workplace Photographs in BostonAre you a Boston company looking for distinctive professional candid workplace photography? David Shopper Photography produces organic slice-of-business-life photography in Boston and New York City. David Shopper creates award-winning iconic imagery that defines companies. David's professional candid photography is at the heart of corporate ad campaigns, lending a sophistication and natural feel to promotional visuals. Candid workplace photographs and slice-of-corporate-life imagery help define the everyday workings of a corporation for investors and the community. Gracing annual reports and corporate collateral pieces, David's imagery is compelling and dynamic and always on-message. David's work also comprises the core of many business websites: when companies want to present their corporate culture, David's candid photography fits perfectly. As a company in the 21st century, your business is evaluated on-line. Most consumers and investors have already come to a solid impression of the company through its on-line presence. A website and the photographs in it show if a company is innovative or stodgy, detail-oriented or sloppy. Since this is the first impression, it is often hard to override, even with a good personal experience. So there is great value in presenting a business in the best possible light. If employees look stiff and uncomfortable in their portraits and candid workplace photos, it may be hard to recruit new talent to the company. Using original photography instead of stock imagery had many advantages. Original photography captures the bespoke corporate culture. It features employees that feel valued when they see themselves representing the company. And in this day where generic imagery is everywhere, it stands out as custom and therefore relevant. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/15https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Business_Lifestyle_Photographers_Boston.jpgCorporate & Business Lifestyle Photographer BostonDavid Shopper is an internationally-recognized commercial photographer who creates corporate and business lifestyle imagery that brands Boston companies. David specializes in business workplace candid photography, as well as corporate portraits & headshots; his images are used for company team bio pages, annual reports, corporate collateral materials, and websites. He presents his subjects with grace and spirit, capturing people in authentic settings using natural light. Even though David is based out of Boston’s North Shore in Ipswich, MA, David most often shoots in Boston proper or New York City. In addition, he creates business lifestyle photographs for large and small companies in the New England area (New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Central/Western Massachusetts), all over the US, and overseas. David collaborates with some of America’s largest companies to capture how they do business in a way that supports their brand. These companies are very careful with every facet of their promotional visuals. Everything must be in place, but at the same time, everything must look natural and unscripted. How do you get people who are very good at finance or real estate or bioscience to be dynamic and believable models? You ask them to engage in their work. To do things that come naturally to them – interact, discuss, strategize. Of course, you have them do these things in the best possible light and with the highest production values. That why we call it “real life, only better.”| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/16https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Board_meeting_photography_NYC-Boston.jpgBoard meeting photography NYC BostonCelebrated commercial photographer David Shopper creates distinctive imagery of businesswomen (and businessmen) in board rooms and corporate meetings in Boston and NYC. David has a reportage style which defines his approach to depicting businesswomen in natural workplace settings. David’s photography embraces the approachability, honesty, and engagement of executives at work. He photographs dialing activities of collaboration and professionalism. His work is featured in corporate digital marketing, company websites, corporate collateral marketing pieces, social media, and promotional advertising.Are you sick of seeing the same tired stock images? Everyone is. David has been working for over 3 decades to help his clients present distinctive and exclusive imagery to define their brand. The public wants to see the faces of the team members that make your company distinctive. And your employees will feel empowered when they become the face of the company. David captures real-life moments in a company, where team members are interacting, solving problems, with wheels turning. These are the “ahha” moments where decisions get made and progress is defined. These are people deep in thought, soaking it in and processing important information. When we see images like this, we immediately understand that this isn’t a set-up situation. These aren’t people pointing at a computer screen or shaking hands. Those stock images are the placeholder photos that people don’t even see. Even though these images are shot “on the fly,” they’re of the highest quality: they’re polished, sharp, well composed. Like your company. Form follows function, right? The companies doing the best work and charging good money for their services should also be the ones that take their brand seriously. These companies are looking for the highest quality imagery to complement their work. David is one of Boston’s most trusted corporate shooters. He has worked with most of the city’s biggest financial, venture capital, medical, healthcare, bioscience, and service companies. His work is spontaneous, polished, empathic. He listens to clients to understand what makes their company different and the message behind the imagery he will take. Then he determines a style that matches the message. He and his team encourage company teams to feel comfortable and do what they do best – solve problems, collaborate, work stuff out. The employees aren’t models and don’t necessarily know how to act in front of a camera, but they do know how to be advisors, consultants, professionals - and that’s what David wants to capture.David has a strong work ethic (anyone who’s made it for over 3 decades in this industry has to have that). He comes in on time and on budget. David is available for assignment in Boston, NYC, and worldwide. Real Life, Only Better. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/17https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Best-Corporate-Photographers-in-Boston.jpgBest-Corporate-Photographers-in-BostonDavid Shopper is one of Boston’s most trusted corporate reportage photographers - he has spent the last 3 decades photographing business workplace candid photography for his corporate clients. David is based on the north shore of Boston, but shoots in New York, New England, all over the US, and worldwide. David’s reportage-style imagery is used to brands companies. His photos capture the spirit of young startup companies as well as established firms. David specializes in depicting the energy, enthusiasm, and excitement of the industry.This image was taken for a venture capital group whose group of Millennial team members have been changing the industry. It shows the collaboration of coworkers in an office setting. I’m drawn to scenes of communication that show genuine engagement, where reportage photography illustrates a slice of business life in an authentic way. Here’s how I see it: If a company can be seen as the sum of its parts, what parts are more important than its employees? All too often, formal headshots make employees look too conservative and regimented.I have been working with Windham Capital Management for many years to brand their executives in a professional yet approachable and unique way. Instead of shooting a corporate portrait with a canvas backdrop and strobes, we take advantage of the great natural light that floods their John Hancock Building conference rooms. No disorienting flashes. No manufactured look. Just authentic images of staff happy where they are.Some BTL (Behind the Lens) thoughts about this commercial business photograph: Just because your company is a startup doesn’t mean you have to look like a beginner.I recently worked with the very young company (established only months ago, plus full of very recent graduates): Search Fund Accelerator, to help visually portray their company. SFA is a boutique Boston firm that trains and funds young aspiring entrepreneurs in their quest to own a company.SFA selects a handful of young entrepreneurs who are dedicated to acquiring and running a business. They provide experience, guidance, and support systems to help these entrepreneurs get traction in the real world.Our photo shoot documented what was literally one of their first meetings as a group. It was fascinating to see these very polished and focused kids trying to jump over the same hurdles I or anyone else in business has to jump over. How do you identify potential partners, learn what makes them tick, cold call them, and become integral to their business plan?The energy of the group was palpable, and the images we took help portray them not as wannabes, but as players in future markets.Naturally, most of the “searchers” spend their days in front of a computer. They’re finding leads, analyzing financial data, and devising potential business plans.So to portray the searchers in their natural habitat, they’re staring at screens. I mean, there’s only so many ways to create this picture in a compelling way, right? Well, that’s the challenge.I guess the trick is to firstly shoot in a way that feels real. Secondly, create an image which is as dynamic in its nature as the brainpower that you’re not seeing.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/18https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Board_of_Directors-Meeting_Photography.jpgCommercial Business Photographers in Boston: CEO Portraits and Board of Directors MeetingsDavid Shopper is a commercial business photographer in Boston who creates professional CEO portraits and candid photography during Board of Directors’ meetings. David’s photography shows executives in situ during collaborative meetings. He has a reportage style, in that he shows a slice-of-business-life in an honest way. You can see the industriousness, engagement, and empowerment of his subjects. David’s commercial business photographs are used by leading corporations to brand their companies. David Shopper Photography was established over 3 decades ago and David has proven to be one of Boston’s most trusted corporate photographers. David’s CEO portraits and headshots have graced innumerable annual reports, corporate websites, and print ads. David also creates distinguished headshots and corporate portraits in Boston and NYC. David is one of Boston's most trusted commercial photographers. He's been creating headshots, portraits, and candid workplace imagery for decades and has helped brand most of the largest corporate firms in the Boston area. David also works closely with emerging and established businesses to identify what sets them apart and create imagery that dynamically brands the company in the public's eye. David shoots predominantly with natural light in order to portray team members in an approachable and underproduced way. His style has been called “reportage,” “authentic,” and “slice-of-corporate-life.” He uses office surroundings to help give a sense of the organic space where the work takes place. Shooting in this fashion also allows the team members being photographed to feel comfortable and enabled. There are no bright flashes or cumbersome setups, and the results are perfectly professional. David brings a value-added by being a consummate portrait photographer as well. His work is featured on dozens of leading corporate team pages. Even though people still use the term “headshots,” David’s portraits show a distinctiveness and convey an individual’s personality in pictures. David’s corporate headshots are used in company website team pages, social media like LinkedIn, and for corporate collateral and advertising. Working with Boston and NYC advertising agencies, design studios, and in—house marketing departments. One of David’s specialties is shooting Boston CEO portraits and Board of Directors meetings and events. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/19https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/C-Suite_Action_Photographers_NYC.jpgBusiness_Lifestyle_Photographer_BostonDavid Shopper is a Boston-based editorial-style commercial business photographer who brands companies. His award-winning editorial style captures authentic and graceful corporate candid moments. David’s commercial photography is used for digital advertising, corporate communications, website marketing, and branded advertising. Though based in Boston, David regularly shoots in NYC and countrywide. David’s commercial photographs capture authentic moments in the day-to-day activities of businesses. His work is an honest depiction of corporate culture that helps put a public branded face on small and large companies alike. David specializes in natural light candid photography, a choice that helps give authenticity and spontaneity to his photographic work. Because his business photography style is non-invasive, executives and team members feel comfortable and natural interacting in an honest way. His photography is never forced or posed.The photograph above was captured for a New York City-based financial capital firm Apogem. Apogem is an investment arm of New York Life and is an amalgam of three individual financial firms under one umbrella. David was commissioned to produce a small library of candid corporate imagery at Apogem’s corporate offices in Chicago and New York City (Manhattan). The beauty of shooting in those buildings is their use of large glass partitions to define their conference rooms and offices. David used the wealth of glass as a tool to shoot through that gave a three-dimensional quality to the photography. Basically, the glass helped establish depth. Through the use of photographic cropping, David also gives a feeling of vastness and space. The extra room in the photos imparts a luxury of space as well as allowing the client to run type in those sections of the photograph. Simply showing what a C-Suite exec looks like is not enough. A headshot shows what they look like. Showing them in action tells more of a story. The interaction shown in this photo speaks to the team’s collaboration and smarts. There’s an immediacy – a passion – inherent in the way these two team members interact. Showing the city scape behind the C-Suite team puts a place to the photo and infuses them with the power of the city. This photo will be used on Apogem’s corporate website and collateral material. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/20https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Boston-Company-Culture-Photographers.jpgCorporate Reportage Photographers NYCDavid Shopper Photography specializes in capturing corporate reportage photographs for his New York City and Boston business clients.This compelling photograph was taken during the annual board of director's meeting of Earthport Corporation in New York City. Earthport used these images for corporate collateral and their website. I am based in Boston, MA and regularly shoot in NYC, country-wide, and occasionally worldwide.Way back, after college and after New England School of Photography, I was going to open my first studio in New York City. I figured if I wasn’t going to be a lawyer, I’d better be a really good photographer and of course the place to really prove yourself is New York. But before I could move, I was hired by a Boston advertising agency to be their in-house photographer. I figured this job would give me steady income and I could produce top quality ads right out of school (I was the only person in my photography class to be able to say that). The way it worked out, after 2 years of shooting at the ad agency, I had set down roots in Boston. I was going to be a father and thought Boston would be a good city to raise a family. So my first studio ended up being here rather than in NYC. I do understand that some of the best photography is being done in New York City. And so it warms my heart when I am hired by large New York companies to travel to NYC to shoot corporate reportage photography. I attribute being called in for projects like Earthport's to the fact that I visually present companies in a distinct way – a way that may not be available locally in New York. Earthport is a global finance company, facilitating international electronic payments. They were conducting their yearly board meeting at the Penn Club in Manhattan and they needed reportage imagery for their annual report and website. They needed authentic and compelling imagery for this, and asked me to shoot in black and white.I often get asked to shoot in situations where there is a particularly high amount of pressure. This is probably because I stay calm and focused in those situations (perhaps the karate training kicks in automatically?) Here, executives had flown in from overseas to attend the meeting and there wasn’t much time for the photography (we also shot individual portraits just before the meeting). I am a non-invasive shooter in situations like this – I try to blend in to the meeting and not call attention to myself. In traditional reportage fashion, I don’t light the meeting with hot lights or strobes and I don’t pose people, so I tend to get authentic poses and interaction. (I do, however, make sure that there are no Coke cans or water bottles with company names on the table – I find that viewers read any words in a photo before they look at a face, so logos like that would be distracting). We were lucky to have great natural light for the meeting (well, I guess it wasn’t lucky – we chose this room for the natural light and moved the conference table to were the best light was). In a nutshell, that's is my general approach: to do my homework and prepare everything before the subjects arrive so the proceedings can take place naturally and photogenically.I use a Nikon D850 with an 80-200mm f/2.8 lens. The large aperture of this lens allows the background and foreground to go out of focus quickly while staying super sharp on the focal plane. The lens also has an anti-shake setting that allows you to shoot with dimmer light and a low shutter speed.Most of the light in this image was coming from the window behind the executive. The beauty of the light is that a good deal of sunshine fell on the white table cloth and bounced back up into the gentleman’s face. A natural fill card.One hazard of shooting international financial board meetings is that your subjects tend to look the same: they’re mostly Caucasian and mostly men. I would love to see that change to reflect more of our demographics as a whole, but until that does, I think the way to keep it from looking like a bunch of old white guys is to really key in to the focus and personalities of the individuals around the table. When people – men, women, black, white – are invested in their work and give themselves to it completely, their pose and expression is fascinating to me. There’s an intensity and connectivity that is palpable… and that’s what I love to capture. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/21https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Executive-meeting-photographer.jpgCompany Headshots and Workplace Candid Photography | BostonBoston based photographer David Shopper specializes in company headhsots and workplace candid photography. These business candid images brand companies by presenting slice-of-life corporate culture, David Shopper shoots editorial photos using natural light to show staff working and interacting in real life situations. We do not stage these photo shoots; rather we let the execs feel comfortable in their environment and do what they do best: solve problems and collaborate. These images are used for company websites, corporate branding, and advertising worldwide.David Shopper has been creating company headshots and workplace candid photography for some of America’s largest and most influential corporations. David collaborates to brand (or rebrand) companies with a distinctive visual flavor. His work is seen on corporate websites, annual reports, print ads, out-of-home advertising, and social media. David is one of the East Coast’s most trusted photographers for corporate imagery. David photographs real people in real locations: team bio headshots, Board Of Directors group shots, advertising portraits, and corporate lifestyle. You can see a portfolio of his photography work here: www.davidshopper.com. A consummate professional, David delivers photographs that are true to your company’s brand and corporate culture. Always on time and on budget, great at problem-solving, even-keeled under pressure, with a strong team of assistants, stylists, and makeup artists. David shoots company headshots and workplace candid photography in Boston, NYC, and worldwide. This image was taken for Bulger Partners, a boutique financial consulting group in Boston. Bulger is a young company with tech-savvy team members. Our job was to show small groups collaborating to come up with solutions and to present the company as a fun and exciting place to work. You can’t ask business people to pose in the way you’ve envisioned – it just looks fake. You have to choose vibrant groups and allow them to organically get excited about what they’re doing. You can see the authenticity in the expressions and body language, which is much more convincing than if we had posed the employees. Using natural light also allows you, the photographer, to be more of a “fly on the wall” rather than reminding them they’re having their picture taken with every flash of the strobes. I’ve been lighting situations for 30 years, and there is no substitute for sunshine-lit spaces – it just feels right. These images are being used on the company website and recruitment brochures. Real Life, Only Better. | David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/22https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Office_Environments_Boston_NYC.jpgOffice_Environments_Boston_NYCDavid Shopper offers full-service bespoke corporate branding photography.David shoots in Boston and New York as bases, but travels across the US and worldwide for his clients. The majority of David's clients are international companies and tend to be in the finance, healthcare, and bioscience sectors.At David Shopper Photography, we create imagery that supports our client's marketing campaigns. We take special care to present our clients with clarity, stature, and engagement. We work with companies that take particular pride in their talented employees and want to present the intelligence and acumen of their teams.David is based in Boston, MA and travels often to New York City. David is always happy to speak with potential clients about their projects and how corporate candid photography can fit in to their marketing campaigns.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/23https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/NYC_Venture_Capital_Photographers.jpgNYC_Venture_Capital_PhotographersDavid Shopper is an internationally-recognized commercial photographer whose images grace company website banners worldwide and are foundations of corporate branding. David is based in Boston, Massachusetts, but shoots in NYC, the US, and worldwide. To shoot company website banner photography, David draws from his over 30 years of professional corporate photography experience. David has a reportage style in that he creates slice-of-life imagery of real people in real environments.David’s strength is in capturing dynamic and authentic workplace visuals. These photographs appear in advertising, corporate websites, corporate collateral materials, and other business promotions. David works with advertising agencies, in-house marketing departments, and individual business people to brand their company with a vision that is true to their corporate personality. Since it’s the individual team members that make up a company, David gets to know and understand a company’s business and staff. Only then can the portrayal of meetings or working interactions be true to life. David specializes in 1) business portraits and headshots for company team bio pages, annual reports, corporate collateral, and websites, 2) candid corporate working images of real people in real working environments - photographs that present a corporate culture, and 3) lifestyle slice-of-life moments for advertising, marketing, and branding. David’s photographs are optimistic yet realistic. They are carefully constructed, yet have an informality and candidness to them. Real life, only better.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/24https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Company-Photographer-Boston.jpgPhotographers for Boston Companies - business lifestyle photographyDavid Shopper is one of Boston’s preeminent company photographers, producing business lifestyle photography for digital marketing and other forms of corporate promotion. Based in Boston, MA, David shoots on the East Coast and countrywide. He specializes in creating branding photography for discerning companies. David takes a lifestyle approach to capturing corporate slice-of-daily-life images. David works with natural light only so he can travel easily to his clients’ corporate headquarters and smaller offices. His reportage style allows him to move quickly and record real people in real workplace situations. This results in authentic and honest corporate photography. His subjects are not posed or uneasy; his imagery is not forced. David captures moments of collaboration, contemplation, and productivity. His imagery is dynamic and brand-specific. He works with his clients to develop a visual style and produces his corporate portraits and workplace lifestyle photography in this style so that all the company visuals work together. His photographs are featured in corporate advertising, websites, and collateral material. David works closely with companies to deliver a branded message: photographs that tell a story. David is based in Boston and frequently shoots in NYC and across the US. Available for assignment work. Put a professional, approachable, and authentic face on your company website and print collateral.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/CORPORATE-OFFICE-CANDIDS/25https://davidshopper.com/pf-media/Corporate-Event-Photographers_Boston.jpgCorporate Meetings Photographers BostonDavid is a preeminent corporate photographer who specializes in corporate events, candid workplace photography, and executive headshots in Boston and NYC. David has been a trusted professional for over three decades, producing branded imagery for some of America’s top financial, insurance, biotech, consulting, and manufacturing companies.David brings his vast experience to startups and Fortune 100 businesses alike. He carefully collaborates with his clients to identify and illustrate the individual company’s message and brand. His work is clean, authentic, and engaging. David is particularly skilled at bringing a naturalness to his imagery. He shoots exclusively in natural ambient light rather than introducing distracting flashes which give a manufactured look. He also has a great rapport with his subjects and makes them feel at ease. His office situations look real because they ARE real – his clients look engaged because they are engaged with actual meetings and work. Companies don’t lose lots of man-hours while David creates his photography, as he’s non-invasive and encourages his subjects to forget about him and get involved in their real work. David is available to shoot location photography in Boston, New York, and worldwide. He travels light and moves quickly. And he comes in on-time and on-budget. Real Life, Only Better.| David Shopper Photography, 51 Bailey Ln, Georgetown, MA, 01833, (978) 356-1011 https://davidshopper.com/ABOUT-ME/1