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Dohenyphoto

1427 East 4th St #9, Los Angeles, CA 90033

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Matt Doheny is a Los Angeles based fashion/portrait and lifestyle photographer. Born and raised in souther California, Matt’s passion for photography started at the age of 14. Starting out in the surf industry he quickly learned LA was the place for him.

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18 April 2023

Commercial & Corporate Photographers

Matt is great, he made it seem so easy and fun. Thanks for the great service!

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Taking a great photograph involves a combination of factors, including technical skills, creativity, and a good eye for composition. Here are some tips to help you take a great photograph:

Understand your camera: Knowing your camera well is essential to taking great photographs. Take the time to learn about the different settings, such as aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, and how they can affect your photos.
Pay attention to lighting: Lighting is one of the most important aspects of photography. Try to shoot during the "golden hours" - the hour after sunrise and the hour before sunset - when the light is softer and more diffused.
Focus on composition: A good composition is key to a great photograph. Experiment with different angles and perspectives, and consider the rule of thirds, which involves placing key elements of your photo off-center to create visual interest.
Tell a story: A great photograph should tell a story or convey an emotion. Think about what you want to communicate with your photo and how you can use composition, lighting, and other elements to do so.
Practice and experiment: Practice makes perfect, and photography is no exception. Experiment with different techniques and styles, and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Some of the best photos come from taking risks and trying something new.

As a photographer, when starting a new photography project, it's essential to ask the client a series of questions to understand their expectations, goals, and preferences. Here are some questions that you might ask:

What is the purpose of the photos? Are they for personal or commercial use?
What is the message or story that you want the photos to convey?
What style of photography do you prefer?
What is the location of the photoshoot? Is there any specific location you have in mind?
What is the timeframe for the project?
Are there any specific shots or angles that you require?
What is the intended use of the photos? Will they be printed or used online?
Are there any particular elements or details that you want to highlight in the photos?
Who is the target audience for the photos?
What is the budget for the project?
These questions will help you understand the client's vision for the project, their requirements, and any limitations you may have to work with. With this information, you can tailor your approach to meet their needs and deliver high-quality photos that exceed their expectations.

Matt's journey into photography began at an early age, when he was gifted a camera by his parents. It didn't take long for him to realize that he had a natural talent for capturing the beauty and complexity of the world around him. He spent countless hours experimenting with light, composition, and framing, and eventually decided to pursue his passion for photography as a career.

Matt's education in photography began at Brooks institute of photography, where he studied under some of the most renowned photographers in the industry. He developed a deep appreciation for the history and artistry of photography, and began to forge his own unique style.

Over the years, Matt has received numerous awards and accolades for his work, including the prestigious International Photography Award for Fine Art Photography. He has also been invited to speak at conferences and workshops around the world, sharing his expertise and insights with aspiring photographers and enthusiasts.

When he's not behind the camera, Matt enjoys spending time with his family and exploring the great outdoors. He is deeply committed to environmental conservation and sustainability, and often incorporates these themes into his photography.

As he continues to push the boundaries of what's possible with light and composition, Matt remains dedicated to his craft and to the people and places that inspire him every day.

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