Photo Stories
You might know Sue of Rapid Supply if you are active at all in the Albuquerque, New Mexico networking scene, and thus recognize her from her headshot photo shoot here at the JCP Home Studio. She needed updated headshots and came with her dog, Sandia, for a late afternoon headshot session. I know many people work regular business hours so having my own Home Studio here in Albuquerque allows me to accommodate any client schedule.
Read MoreIf you think a headshot photoshoot means you have to wear stuffy clothes, and stand in stuff poses, and have a forced smile, then take a look at these creative and free-spirited headshots with Mariluz! I did not have to say anything, she did everything! When you get someone like this in front of your lens, it is a rare treat for a photographer. The fantastic photos just come out one after the other as they did during our headshot photo shoot here at the JCP Home Studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She even helped with her friend's headshot photo shoot before hers coaching her!
Read MoreI first met Cheryl at a special event where I had a table displaying my photo and drone work. She won a door prize at the event! Afterward, she came by my table and we talked about making new headshots for her. Being a good networking and business person, I followed up with her a few times and I was happy when she made her appointment to visit the JCP Home Studio in Albuquerque, New Mexico for a professional headshot photo session!
Read MoreGoing through my recent rural land photography archives while out in remote places in New Mexico, I was reminded of being brushed by a strong thunderstorm. It does not rain often in the winter in the greater Albuquerque area of New Mexico, much less a thunderstorm. Thus, my surprise at having to stay close to my Jeep Renegade Trailhawk in case a deluge broke from the sky or lightning started striking the ground.
Read MoreI have spent a lot of time in Torrance County, New Mexico lately, mostly out at rural land properties. Recently, I had time to do a little exploring and I saw that Quarai Mission Ruins were on the way to a land photo shoot. Near the town of Mountainair, and part of Salina Pueblo Missions National Monument, the Quaria Mission Ruins remain the most intact. Approaching them on foot from the small parking lot, visitor center and museum, one does not expect the towering opening once passing through its main doorway. I marveled at all the stones and was told by the ranger on duty they were not quarried, there were enough just lying around on the ground to make that great structure!
Read MoreI have only put 1,500 miles on my Jeep Renegade Trailhawk since I got it last month and have not taken it more than an hour outside of Albuquerque, but I have been offroad a lot already. Nothing crazy like Moab-like trails or anything, but I have been using it as the Jeep, especially the Trailhawk version, was intended. I really like knowing I can go anywhere, do anything with this vehicle. However, I would not do everything you see in Jeep and other offroad vehicle commercials like driving down and across streams! Or causing tumult by trying to "crawl" over big rocks. To me this is destroying Nature. I do want the Jeep to help me reach places just not possible on foot, but by staying on established fire roads and unmaintained roads.
Read MoreMark found my professional headshot photography service in Albuquerque, New Mexico through a Google search, which I am happy to say I now come up #1 in search results for! Like many recent headshot clients, he wanted a professional headshot to use on LinkedIn which I think is very smart. If you are looking for a job, are you going to make a good impression with a cell phone photo of yourself with a busy background? Come and see me in Albuquerque at the JCP Home Studio and get great headshots like Mark did!
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