This year end Photo Review covers my work from 2016 and features some of my favorite photos from the year. Headshots became my primary work in 2016, but there were still plenty of opportunities for group photos, editorial work and fine-art work. While most of my work these days is for hire, I still love my personal work, Burning Man, road trips and finding people with unusual True Callings. Here are some of my favorite photos from 2016 divided into categories for this Photo Review.
Studio Portraits with Props
Starting off the photo review with our studio work and headshots, we have so many great subjects. This year we started offering longer sessions and some of our most fun sessions involved props.

Ebba Blitz of Alertsec drills though a hard drive. The best way to guarantee that non-encrypted data is destroyed.

Children’s Author Azalia Dorner wears a fun jacket with roses at a pink typewriter at SRK Headshot Day in San Francisco
Editorial Photos
Photographing for InMenlo and indogpatch took me to some fun places and I met some very interesting people this year.

Robert Watson founded Dutchman’s Flat medical cannabis dispensary in San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood. His clean comfortable space houses a wealth of knowledge to buyers.
Burning Man Photos
Burning Man always is a feast for a photographer. The art this year was better than ever. I also took a mobile lighting rig and did portraits on the Playa.

Passion was the answer to the questions Why Do You Do What You Do? at Burning Man Decompression in Dogpatch.
Corporate Environmental Photos
Corporate Photos are lots of fun when clients have great backgrounds in which to photograph.
Headshots
We have so many fabulous clients getting headshots. I could have picked enough to fill pages. But here are a few favorites.

Keiko Nimura laughs in her headshot. This and seven other laughing photos adorn our wall in our new San Francisco studio.
Group Photos
Group photos have become a passion for me. I think they tell such a story. Here are my favorites for our photo review.

Cure for Gravity (Dave Walcott, Joe Markert and Chris Gamper) in the early morning at Warm Water Cove in the Dogpatch neighborhood of San Francisco.
Landscapes Photo Review
Roadtrips are a constant in my life. I drive until I see a lovely vista and snap a photo.
Studio Portraits without Props
A wider portrait gets the hands in the photo and gives you a better look at the person.

Fred Kim of BAL Global came to our SRK Headshot Day and we got this great laughing photo while he buttoned his jacket.
iPhone Photos Photo Review
Snapping photos with an iPhone is so much fun.
2017 promises to bring even more photos. Thanks for following my work. I hope to work with you in 2017.
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