Group Portrait Photography

Financial Advisors group on location for their website, brochures and print ads.
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New Horsey Buckner & Heffler Team
New minority CPA firm Horsey Buckner & Heffler, LLP and Heffler, Radetich & Saitta, LLP principals.
Kids and their pet PUG
Children's portrait outdoors.
Family Portrait on location at Surf City, Long Beach Island, NJ
Outdoor family portrait at vacation home at seashore
Big Outdoor Group Photographed in Black and White for Advertising
Large group of employees of Smith Publicity pose in front of their headquarters.
Smith Barney group
Executive group photo on location for Smith Barney
Rabbi and Students
Surgeon points out goals in surgery on projection screen.
Regional law firm photographed on location in small reception area.
Large group of business people photographed for website.
Cape May Vacation Family Portrait
Extended family photographed in a relaxed setting at Cape May,Nj vacation
Casual Outdoor Family Portrait
Family portrait of children outdoors.
Handsome group of young people photographed for
Teenagers dance at birthday party
Grandchildren group portrait
Grandchildren family portrait at Thanksgiving dinner
Accounting firm executives meet in Center City conference room
Diverse group of eight executives meet in conference room.
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Group Portrait Photography seems simple enough, after all who hasn’t ‘taken’ a group photo. The truth is, group photos are some of the most challenging portraits. Different people have vastly different characteristics, and who hasn’t struggled with posing a group. It is no accident when a group photo looks organized and everyone looks their best.  So many times a lovely group portrait is ruined by one of the subjects not looking their best. As you can probably guess after photographing hundreds of groups big and small I’ve learned a thing or two about holding a groups attention and making the shot. I use a classical posing style that has been proven over the centuries in both painting and photography. When you have a situation where distant or busy folks gather please remember me. Too often I hear “Oh I wish I had thought to call you”- sadly after the opportunity has been lost. When you need a group photo please think of me.

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