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A Streamlined Look

OTJ Architects is a firm based out of Washington DC, with satellite offices through the nation. I had the pleasure of photographing the headshots of two of their Principals based out of Atlanta previously. With staff throughout the nation, the firm decided they wanted a streamlined look for their website showcasing their talent. They had a specific look in mind: casual, waist-up, black and white with the option for color, with a white backdrop. I was thrilled to have these two back in the studio!!

Check out my previous post to see how this look was created!

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Architect, Aesthete

I actually answered an unknown number. It wasn’t a car warranty, for once, but it was Michael Smith, who heard from Falynn that I was the person to call for headshots. A fellow Architect at OTJ Architects, he specializes in biomedical science facilities. But we clicked immediately over cowboy boots and wall art.

His home galleries are spectacular, but he’s one of the few who doesn’t need my process to arrange a spectacular array on his walls! There are definitely some perks to the field.

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Bold

Falynn is a heavily pursued architect, who recently transitioned firms and was ultimately wooed by OTJ Architects.

Her ingenuity keeps her creating and building both professionally and personally. Based out of Washington D.C. and Atlanta, she’s continuously impacting both her work and her community. I’m proud to have been a project of hers myself, one could say, and be able to admire her not just as a brilliant woman but as a dear friend.

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