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Plano
** Bark charges a non-refundable fee of $25-45 per client for contacting or responding to you through their platform. If we get in touch with you, it means we are excited and eager to collaborate with you! We are eager to hear from you, even if your plans have changed. About our company: JX Studio specializes in portraits: model, actor, professional, corporate, and event photography.
Jenny Auada
Thank you John and team! I had the pleasure of working with John for my actor/model portraits, and I couldn't be more thrilled with the results. The quality of the final images speaks volumes about John's skill and attention to detail.
I highly recommend them for anyone in search of a professional photographer for your portraits or events. Their creativity, patience and professionalism sets them apart.
Plano
We use a state of the art commercial-grade machine to take laser guided product photos. The lighting, camera settings, and product position are all set via the machine and saved to your profile (once we find the settings you love!). That means that if we were to take pictures for you today and then you came back to us in say, 6 months, the products would look like they were photographed the exact same day.
Plano
Central to our methodology is a profound understanding that effective commercial and product rebranding photography transcends mere visual appeal. It necessitates a thorough grasp of your brand's essence, target audience, and market positioning. We deeply engage with your brand narrative, working closely with you to understand your vision, principles, and aspirations. Our team of seasoned photographers collectively boasts decades of expertise.
Ron
I recently had the pleasure of working with your team, and I am delighted with the overall experience and results. The photographer was incredibly talented and also displayed exceptional creativity and artistic vision. Entire team was friendly, approachable, and accommodating. They patiently listened to my ideas and preferences, ensuring that my vision was brought to life. From the initial consultation to the final delivery of the photographs, your team exhibited a high level of professionalism, expertise, and attention to detail. The quality of the final photographs was exceptional.
Thank you guys!
Plano
Hi there, I’m Shaheed Ansari. I'm a cinematographer/photographer. Lots of experience with some massive brands in Los Angeles. No matter how small or big your project is, I'm confident to say it'll be at it's best work with me. I now live in Dallas and commute to L.A for bigger projects but I’m looking to work on projects while I’m here. -Adept in both Adobe Premier and Lightroom for film or photo editing.
Plano
LABphotography's primary focus is on business - PROFESSIONAL HEADSHOTS and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY. This includes business headshots and portraits, group/team photos, office culture (“at work”) images, office building interiors/exteriors, and product photos. YOUR IMAGE IS OUR FOCUS, and we will do everything we can to make you shine in social media, on websites, and in marketing materials.
Sonny Ismail
Ms. Lee Ann Baker was incredible to work with. She truly cares about her work and for her clients. I had absolutely ZERO pressure to carry. Her experience and level of expertise were off the charts. She is sincerely a great and talented individual. It was a pleasure working together on our project. She makes it a fun and relaxed experience as well. Simply awesome!
Plano
My goal is to provide the biggest ROI possible so your company exceeds its goals with my services and we can do it again, but with more fun, more trust and a bigger budget! I'm not a self-taught photographer, I also didn't go to college. I needed to learn more than what I could find in books and on the web, so I found advertising photographers who's work I loved and began emailing and coldcalling them, asking to be their assistant.
Plano
Sarah Goforth
Clint is a very talented photographer and a lot of fun to work with. My husband and I really enjoyed working with him throughout the entire wedding process from engagement and bridal pictures to the wedding day. Two of my favorite aspects about Clint are his efficiency and ability to blend into the party. When I am a guest at a wedding I do not like waiting a long time for the bride and groom to show up at the reception, but I understand that there a pictures you want to take. Clint took some fantastic group pictures in multiple locations and had us on our way to the reception in under 30 minutes. Then, at the reception, he did a great job blending in and capturing awesome candid moments. I highly recommend using Clint as your photographer.
Collin
Visual Storytelling by Atali Samuel - Lifestyle and Portrait Photographer serving North Dallas and surrounding cities including Addison, Carrollton, Richardson, Plano, Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Fairview, and Prosper. Yes! I do all types of events, portraiture, commercial and residential real estate, commercial product stills, restaurant, and food photography.
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always been the one behind the camera, savoring visual candy one snapshot at a time.
As a child, my mother gifted me a traditional film camera and sent me outside to “go play.” I would spend hours taking photos of anything interesting and anxiously wait a week for the photos to get developed at Eckerd’s (remember them??). Granted, I was no Annie Leibovitz, the deck often came back with blurred images of God knows what. But, I loved capturing colors, still life and moments in time, as a way to feed my creative outlet.
Back then, I already knew what I wanted to do when I “grew up” – help people feel and look confident on the inside and out. I would often hear lovely people make self-deprecating comments, refusing compliments and finding fault in their appearance. Puzzled, I believed they were attractive – if only they could see themselves through my admiring eyes. I was frequently interested in people, their thoughts, emotions, and life history. In retrospect, there’s no accident I became a National Educator for holistic CPG brands, then a Cosmetic Formulator, a Holistic Health Coach, and ultimately a Yoga Instructor. Most of my career, I’ve been focused on serving others in any way to help them feel worthy and self-confident.
I purchased my first DSLR camera body in my early twenties, towing it along to every outing. As a former public speaker, I had the opportunity to travel all over the country, never missing a chance to photograph snow-capped mountains, lush forests, and crystal blue beaches. I captured images of mouthwatering local dishes, interesting people, and busy urban streets. In retrospect, one did NOT want to be behind me in the airport security line considering my bulky amount of gear and lenses. Internationally, my lenses a.k.a “glass eyes” have captured marvelous photos in India, France, Italy, Israel, Canada and Mexico.
Folks took notice and requested me to photograph portraits for their friends and family including small events, high school seniors, business headshots, culinary and product still photos, engagements and birth stories. In my spare time, I would venture about DFW on photo-walks snapping arty images of architecture, wildlife, nature, and anything that allowed me to relish the beauty of each moment. I entered (and won) photo-contests, attended workshops and events to improve my skills in original art composition, capturing natural light, framing the shot, and working with people’s facial expressions.
Everything seemed perfect… and BAM! Fast-forward 15 years and my life was suddenly turned upside down. My spirit was crippled by a mid-life plot twist worthy of day-time talk show coverage complete with “oh-no-he-di’int” and “what human being does that?!?!”. Everything I’d ever learn to trust and rely on was destroyed in the most unfathomable way. In a span of four relentless years I’d experienced some of life’s harshest lessons, all while transitioning out of corporate America to follow my intuition of creating something that actually mattered. In the midst of massive changes, I found refuge at my local yoga studio – Gaia Flow Yoga and followed the path to becoming a certified Yoga Instructor, filling my time teaching several classes a week and attending over 800 hours of teacher training at Gaia Flow Yoga and AYM in Rishikesh, India. Gratefully, serving others kept my heart above water and helped navigate the rough tide of betrayal, divorce, constant illness, several family losses, and a second – more devastating loss and heartbreak. What ensued was debilitating grief and intense despair. I wanted to be existentially done, plain and simple.
The exact weekend I moved out of my home after my 15-year marriage had ended, I was asked to photograph a group of graduating Yoga Instructors at Gaia Flow Yoga. I gladly accepted and welcomed the mental distraction from ruminating thoughts of sorrow and hopelessness. For an entire afternoon, I found myself once-again immersed in the beauty of angles, color, and lighting. Seeing life again through my lens gave me a different perspective and sense of belonging, capturing each Yogi’s vulnerability and personal story. One successful photo shoot led to another, and I found myself creating artful imagery of astonishing Yogis in magnificent poses. At the time, it would be a couple years before I trained to become a Yoga instructor, but I intuitively knew how to capture the integrity and splendor of the poses.
Five years later, tens of dozens of photo shoots later, over 10,000 images taken I am beyond grateful. Where I once felt broken, rejected and useless I now feel pride, strength, and a sense of belonging again. Grief can play some intense mind games, I had no idea how much change I would be forced to embrace. Had it not been for my creative outlet of photography, I might have barely risen from the ashes, but more than likely with a weaker spirit and no sense of purpose. I am beyond grateful for my natural gift of connecting with others through my lens. I feel inspired during every single photo shoot and honored when my clients invite me into their world, allowing me to share in their moments.
Entrepreneurship is rarely smooth road, especially in the photography industry. One must stay motivated while balancing the business aspect of attracting and booking clients as well as a master both the art and science of the craft. Photography is just as technical as it was emotional, and precise as it is impromptu. Clients not only connect with the final images but also the photographer and the photoshoot experience. Every day is a new opportunity to focus my energy towards success and developing my career as a professional photographer.
When I first started, as most amateur photographers do, my passion was nothing more than a hobby. Friends and family took notice and asked me to photograph them. I thought, “wow, I could be a professional photographer” not realizing the enormous competition and superior technical range of other experts. I had yet to specialize in a type of photography and social media marketing hadn’t yet emerged. Promoting oneself was still very much word-of-mouth, but a beautiful image wasn’t enough to launch a successful career. It’s common to feel “not good enough” as a photographer. There will always be someone better, more skilled, more artistic, with superior equipment and more years of experience.
As in most creative businesses, it takes raw determination and grit to follow this dream. Networking and marketing play as vital a role as does the photographer’s skill set and passion for stunning imagery. One must be able to bond with clients, capture unfiltered moments, master camera settings, manipulate lighting, focus on fine details, and develop the technical skills of photo editing. One must manage their accounting, expenditures, scheduling, and appointments as well as deliver images in a sensible manner – which can seem overwhelming at times.
Professional photography is more about self-motivation than it is extrinsic approval and reviews. Most artistic personalities tend to internalize lack of bookings as rejection, rather than allow the lull between photo shoots to improve their skill set and build their portfolios. I’ve learned to stay focused on the path ahead, to allow for the unknown and continue sharing my visual storytelling via paid photo shoots and private photo projects. The business will grow itself as long as one remains wildly determined to capture the world through our brilliant eyes.
I’m best known for portraiture, specifically lifestyle images with an organic feel and raw emotion. My clients always say: I help boost their confidence because I’m able to capture the best version of their physical appearance. I use the “conceal and reveal” method of posing, meaning we hide or minimize the physical features they are less than pleased with and reveal their favorite, most complimented aspects. I don’t believe in Photoshop to falsify their appearance, rather manipulate my camera settings and lighting to enhance their natural attractiveness. In addition to fitness, life style and portrait sessions, companies hire me to capture product stills and real estate images. Lately, I’ve been booking many Headshot sessions for small companies and entrepreneurs looking to improve their personal branding.
4.47/5.00
based on 177 reviews
The average rating for Bark Commercial Photographers in Plano is 4.47, based on 177 reviews.
