Seattle Photographers – Seattle Editorial Photographer Blog

Seattle Photographers blog of editorial photography, corporate events, photojournalism portrait & annual report photography is now @ danielsheehan.com/blog.

Here is a recent portrait of Charlotte Graham of Jan Sewell Design.

Just  a reminder that  this blog of the editorial, corporate and commercial photographer Daniel Sheehan,has moved over to the website and will not be updated on a regular basis. This old blog will remain up for the time being. 

Portrait Photography by Seattle photographer Daniel Sheehan creating portraits for publications and Wedding Photography with an artistic photojournalist style.

New Vintage, New Design at Seattle Photographer

The Seattle Photographer blog of corporate and editorial photography has been redesigned and moved to be hosted at www.danielsheehan.com/blog. As this is the last post to this blog of the editorial, corporate and commercial photographer Daniel Sheehan, I would like to thank everyone who has taken the time to visit. The Seattle Photographers old blog will remain up for the time being. Below is a recent post to the new blog showing off the new typeface it is using as well as a recent executive portrait.

Graphic artist and designer Michael Strassburger co-founder of Seattle Design Studio Modern Dog needed a new head shot and I was tapped for the task. How do you impress a modern dog designer? Not sure but he liked this look made 100% of natural light. It was a little intimidating since Strassburger is one of the powerhouse designers behind Seattle based Modern Dog. “Their heady mix of intuitive design, cheeky humor and punk rock aesthetics has made them unique among design firms, and a hell of a lot of fun. Their work is often seen in the rock poster arena, but they cover a much larger social terrain and their clients include K2 Snowboards, Blue Q, Coca-Cola, Swatch and Nordstrom.

Portrait Photography by Seattle photographer Daniel Sheehan creating portraits for publications and Seattle Wedding Photographers with an artistic photojournalist style.
Please change your RSS or bookmark to the new address:

http://www.abeautifuldayphotography.com/blog or just click on blog at Seattle Wedding Photographers

Hope to hear from you there soon. Visit my newest website eyeshotphotos.com to see samples of all my work as a Seattle Photographers.

 

 

Seattle photographers Daniel Sheehan Photography specialize in photojournalism and portrait photography for publications and corporations and are Seattle wedding photographers who create award winning Seattle wedding photography and wedding photojournalism and are ranked among the best Seattle wedding photographers.

New Vintage, New Design at :Nota Bene Cellars

This blog seattlephotographer is ending here at wordpress.com but continues to be updated as it moves over to the new address for Seattle Photographers at www.danielsheehan.com/blog. Please go and set your bookmark to continue to follow the work of Seattle Photographer Daniel Sheehan. Here is the final posting to this site. Also visit his newest website eyeshotphotos.com to see samples of all of his work as a Seattle Photographer.

:Nota Bene Cellars is releasing their 2007 vintage wines and I recently photographed the entire lineup of bottles for them. Especially of interest is their new label design and  large format bottles. The photos will be used on their website when it gets updated very soon. :Nota Bene Cellars started out with just three different wines when I first photographed their wine a few years ago. It is good to see them growing bigger and bigger. Their wines are some of my favorite Washington State wine. Photograph by Seattle photographer Daniel Sheehan. He also runs a wedding photographer business named “A Beautiful Day Photography.” Explore the candid wedding photography there and see why he was named the best wedding photographers in Seattle by the WPJA. Go to Seattle Wedding Photography at A Beautiful Day Photography.To see editorial and corporate portrait photography go to Daniel Sheehan Photography at Seattle Photographers.

All photographs on this website are by Daniel Sheehan © 2010. All Rights Reserved. Please inquire for permission

Large Group Portrait Photography

I am often called upon to make large group portraits an it is always a challenge to make them look great with everybody in the picture looking good with their eyes open and a good expression. It is a challenge just arranging every body and then getting their attention. Since I try to do one every time I shoot a wedding, I have developed a skill at large group portraits. I usually have a lot of fun and the people do too. And then everyone gets a great picture with all of their co workers or friends or family. This was a San Francisco Wedding at a restaurant and we moved some tables and chairs and got everyone in the photo. Photograph by wedding photographers Daniel Sheehan, a Seattle photographer who specializes in people and portraits and travels everywhere to shoot weddings in a photojournalist style that is real, straightforward, subtle and unobtrusive. Daniel was named among the best Seattle wedding photographers by the Wedding Photojournalists Association.

All photographs on this website are by Daniel Sheehan © 2010. All Rights Reserved. Please inquire for permission

Crusader for Cannabis

For an assignment for The Chronicle of Higher Education last week I photographed Sunil K. Aggarwal, above, who is in his final year of an M.D.-Ph.D. program at the University of Washington. They were running an article on him because of his efforts to convince the American Medical Association to help get marijuana reclassified as a drug with medical benefits.

” For more than 30 years, the federal government has classified marijuana as a highly dangerous drug with no medical uses, and for more than a decade, the American Medical Association has endorsed that classification. But this month, the association called on the government to reconsider the drug’s current status alongside heroin and LSD, and to consider its medicinal potential.” from the article by Katherine Mangan in The Chronicle of Higher Education.