Photography assignments are a full gamut of what some will consider glamorous jobs. Moreover, other times routine, but still fun.

As a business portrait photographer in Rhode Island, I was awarded an assignment to photograph over 200 participant's headshots at an event located in Providence. The client liked the idea of setting up outside, only spending a few minutes on each subject and keeping it simple. We setup under a building overhang to protect ourselves from the rain that occurred throughout the day. Blurred out the background and created professional business portraits to be used for the associate's website and the individual's LinkedIn page.

As a corporate location photographer in New England, I have learned to deal with unpredictable weather, while using all the available tools. Including situations like using the building overhang, taking advantage of window light for inside portraits, given very short time span to work with a subject and creating an entire studio at someone's office.

Scott Indermaur

At Indermaur Media, I help businesses, organizations, and nonprofits tell their stories through photography, video production, and visual content creation. With more than 30 years of experience as a photographer, videographer, and multimedia producer, I create authentic visual media that helps clients connect with their audiences and communicate their message clearly.

Projects range from corporate and editorial photography to promotional videos, documentary-style storytelling, and content for websites, social media, and marketing campaigns. Every project is tailored to the client's goals, audience, and budget, with a focus on creating engaging, professional content that reflects the people and stories behind the brand.

Based in Rhode Island and working throughout New England and beyond, I bring a collaborative approach, technical expertise, and a passion for visual storytelling to every project.

http://www.indermaurmedia.com
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