Any Bay Area real estate agent looking for perfection knows they can depend on Open Homes Photography to deliver the most professional, web and print-ready photos for their marketing materials.
Ongoing Project: Providing professional documentation of properties all over the bay area.
Project: Visual Marketing collateral
Process: Off the Grid is a company that provides areas around the Bay Area for food trucks to set up on a weekly calendar. I created marketing material by documenting all of their markets in the bay area, all special events.
Result: Web and Print ready visual marketing and branding for a growing small business.
Project: Mayoral Campaign Reelection Art
Process: Tom Bates was up for his third election as the Mayor of Berkeley, CA, working with Tom and his staff I created the mayors reelection art for his 2012 campaign. To recreate a number of key elements of his campaign, we toured around Berkeley and captured photos of Tom interacting with the community, business owners, students and families.
Result: Web and print ready reelection campaign art and a successful reelection.
Project: Kitchen Ink
Process: As part of a national photo series on chefs with tattoos I was selected to photograph San Francisco chefs. San Francisco is a city packed with restaurants and plenty of tattooed chefs that work at them. The story consisted of seven different photo shoots at different restaurants around today.
Result: The cover photograph and a five page spread.
Enjoy some pics from the end of the 49ers season and more of the NFL scout day at Stanford University.
After most people go to sleep, an entire population is just waking up and heading out the door to work. For these people, a regular workday starts at 11pm and ends at 7am, when they’ll head home to bed. Read more here.
Client: Think of TechShop as a gym, except instead of workout machines it’s all of the woodworking tools, electronics tools, saws, welders, laser cutters, routers, computer programs, and staff support that you’ll ever need. TechShop is amazing business model of fostering a creative community through shared resources has helped it become ground zero for many San Francisco start-ups. Whether the initial idea is to build the next super-computer or to tinker with an art project, TechShop is the place to turn dreams into tangible realities.
Project and Process: Creating member stories for marketing purposes. The process included working closely with the TechShop marketing team to seeking out interstering member stories that help show what is possible for members to achieve at TechShop.
Here are the framed and Matted photos that will be at the show
