Recently we had Donatella Giacometti of CEOMediaCoach.com in the studio to refresh the photography on her website. The idea was to build the layout around the photography, so while Larry was shooting, Patrick was on the phone and back and forth via email with the web designer sending comps and test shots so that everything would be places in just the right places. In the end we ended up having to stretch the photo a little bit in Photoshop so that it would fit the layout perfectly and this was the end result.

Photographed in Camera 1′s Midtown New York City photo studio Donatella’s photos were just what she needed to finish the redesign of CEO Media Coach.

Larry headed down to Florida recently with JDRF to photograph basketball star Ray Allen and his family in their Miami home. The photos were then laid out in an insert for USA Today to raise awareness to Type 1 Diabetes. Allens wife, Shannon is a member of the JDRF Board of Directors and their son Walker is living with Type 1 Diabetes.

The Camera 1 crew isn’t always stuck in Midtown Manhattan. Recently Larry headed down to Miami to photograph Basketball star Ray Allen for a JDRF insert in USA Today.

Larry headed over to the Marriott Marquis in the heart of Times Square recently to photograph the annual Women on Wall Street event. Sponsorered by Deutsche Bank, the WOWS conference began started in 1995 and at this point has grown to over 2,000 attendees. For more information head over to the Women in Business Website.

Recently Larry was contacted to photograph a corporate event down the street from Camera 1′s Midtown Manhattan studio at the Times Squares Marriott Marquis. The event was the annual Women on Wall Street Conference sponsored by Deutsche Bank, celebrating business women across the world.

Larry and Geoff headed down to the southern tip of Manhattan to photograph working shots of some attorneys at one of New York’s most prestigious law firms. Scoping out different locations throughout their office, more than a few scenarios were photographed using their employees and their spaces. Below are a couple of samples of what came out of the shoot.

Larry was in Washington DC recently with JDRF to photograph their annual conference on capital hill. Pictured below is JDRF President Jeffrey Brewer standing along side NASCAR superstar Trevor Baynes car. Bayne has been sponsored by JDRF for a few seasons to help spread the word about diabetes research in hopes to find a cure.

The crew recently headed up to White Plains to photograph a group of executives. While shooting, the companies Creative Director requested that we also get some “action shots” of the team working in a conference room for their website. Without a second thought, we went to it and this is one of the images from the last second session. Abana1pc

Normally the thought of scheduling a shoot for 7:30am in late October means there will be a very good chance of a heavy coat and hot coffee nearby. This year, we are thankful to be enjoying an extended summer. Larry scheduled a shoot for the early morning and weather was on his side, over 50 degrees on 42nd Street just across from Grand Central Terminal, we’ll take it.
Though of course, a few short days later we were hit with a snowstorm… New York can be so fickle. viagra

By now you’ve surely heard the news of Amazon’s new Kindle, the Fire. Larry was on hand photographing the event after receiving a call from the PR company handling the launch. Here is Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos discussing his new product.

While Julie was editing down the first half of Day One for media outlets, Larry and Patrick headed to the opening dinner. The story was picked up by the Washington Post as well as NPR running with photos shot by both Larry and Patrick.

Larry, Julie and Patrick headed down to Washington DC this past week to photograph the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s meeting with congress. Every two years, JDRF and delegates from across the country, including a handful of International delegates, head to DC to meet with congress and push for more funding into diabetes research and finding a cure. This view of the capital is what greeted Camera 1 on the ride to the hotel.