Los Angeles portrait photographer

Michael James Shaw – Character & Screen Test Portrait Session

Michael James Shaw – Character & Screen Test Portrait Session

It was a pleasure to welcome actor Michael James Shaw (The Walking Dead, Avengers: Infinity War, Endgame) back to my studio for our second sitting together. Michael is one of those rare performers who can shift seamlessly between roles, and this session was the perfect opportunity to explore that range.

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ChronoVisions: Capturing Revolution Through Time

ChronoVisions: Capturing Revolution Through Time

Influenced by the atmosphere of the 1930s and shaped by visual references to Caravaggio, Frank Herbert, David Lynch, and classical portraiture, each image embodies a surreal tension between classical light and modern expression. The result is a hybrid documentation of imagined histories—portraits that feel both ancient and entirely new.

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Maye Musk: An Iconic Portrait of Elegance and Legacy

Maye Musk: An Iconic Portrait of Elegance and Legacy

At my New York studio, I had the distinct honor of photographing Maye Musk in a portrait inspired by the timeless techniques of the Old Masters — Rembrandt, Caravaggio, Titian, and Ribera. The session sought to channel the chiaroscuro light and emotional intensity of classical portraiture while celebrating Maye’s modern grace and intellectual depth.

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Serjeant at Arms Ugbana Oyet – Portrait Sitting

Serjeant at Arms Ugbana Oyet – Portrait Sitting

Ugbana Oyet serves as the Serjeant at Arms of the House of Commons, a role steeped in centuries of parliamentary history. The office dates back to 1415, when the Serjeant was responsible for enforcing the orders of the House—including making arrests. Today, the role is defined by both authority and tradition, with ceremonial duties such as carrying the mace in the Speaker’s Procession and during the State Opening of Parliament.

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Black Rod Sarah Clarke OBE – Portrait Sitting

Black Rod Sarah Clarke OBE – Portrait Sitting

Sarah Clarke OBE made history in November 2017 when she was appointed Black Rod—the first woman to hold the position in its more than 650-year history. She formally assumed her duties as Lady Usher of the Black Rod in February 2018, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of one of Parliament’s oldest offices.

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