Not every photography or video project requires an assistant. But when productions become more complex, an experienced assistant can help solve problems, keep projects moving, and allow the photographer to stay focused on creating strong imagery and meaningful connections with subjects.

Visual narrative has shaped my work for more than 30 years. From photojournalism to brand storytelling, this is how I approach photography and video with honesty and intention.

A look back at one hundred blog posts and more than thirty years of photography, video and creative storytelling. This milestone reflects on the work, the people and the lessons that shaped my journey.

A portrait session with Regina Costa of Arboreal Solutions reminded me why I love environmental photography. I met Regina at a local farmer’s market and was immediately drawn to her passion for tree care. We reconnected for a simple, on site portrait session where I photographed her in the environment that defines her work. This blog shares the story, the process, and why environmental portraits connect so deeply with small business storytelling.

From biotech cleanrooms to financial lifestyle campaigns, I’ve worked across Boston capturing real, relatable visuals that help companies tell their story. Here’s a look at my approach—and how marketers can make the most of their next photo or video project.

After decades of national and international work, I’ve enjoyed a recent wave of meaningful projects here in Rhode Island. In this post, I share how I continue to serve clients across the U.S. while also strengthening my work locally.

While Isabel Foxen Duke was visiting Boston, I produced two interviews for her BitcoinRails channel using a 3-camera setup. We filmed in a temporary studio, capturing high-quality, brand-ready content that could be edited into long-form and short-form videos. As a board member of the Rhode Island Blockchain Council, I’m passionate about helping innovators share their message through professional, flexible video production.

We were hired to capture the GUS Medical Schools commencement in Providence through photography and video, including testimonials, b-roll, and the ceremony itself. With a photojournalistic eye and a collaborative production team, we documented the real emotions, celebrations, and behind-the-scenes moments that tell the full story of graduation day. This blend of candid storytelling and intentional direction is where my roots in editorial work and commercial production meet.

From biotech labs to boardrooms, I’ve spent my career creating studio-quality photography and video on location. This blog shares how we transform corporate spaces into professional sets—bringing flexibility, consistency, and top-tier gear to every project, no matter the environment.

When Newport-based coach Laurie Nicoletti launched her new business, Golden Path, she wanted visuals that felt real — not rehearsed. We collaborated on a natural, personality-driven video and portrait session to create branding that truly reflects her story.

Photographer Scott Indermaur’s deeply personal portrait project REVEALED is now a documentary on Amazon Prime. Explore the journey of self-discovery that touched over 200 lives.

From missed flights to flooded beaches, flexibility and experience are the keys to delivering great work on location. Here’s how my stepmom (and lifelong travel producer) taught me how to troubleshoot like a pro.

How do you capture the heart of a small business story in just a short-form video? Using an iPhone and a strong storytelling approach, I worked with NAVAD Bakers and Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses of Rhode Island to showcase how this program helped owner Guy Hanuka grow his business. With thoughtful lighting, sound, and editing, I created a high-quality video that shares Guy’s inspiring journey while keeping production efficient and adaptable for different platforms.

For over 12 years, I’ve met every weekday with longtime friend Erik Stenbakken for a simple but powerful accountability check-in. From our early days in photography to evolving creative careers and outdoor vanlife adventures, these weekly calls have quietly fueled personal and professional growth—one goal at a time.

A year of walking my woods has been a journey of discovery, resilience, and appreciation for nature’s rhythms. What started with a storm’s impact turned into a deeper connection with the land, observing its changes through the seasons and reflecting on the lessons it offers. From unexpected challenges to quiet moments of awe, this annual reflection captures the evolving story of my time among the trees.

Smartphones, AI, and stock photos are everywhere—so why invest in original photography? Because trust matters. Businesses, especially community banks and local brands, need real, authentic images—not generic stock photos. I’ve used everything from a 1960s plastic camera to an iPhone in my work, but one thing remains true: the best tool is the one that tells the most compelling story. Let’s talk about why original photography is still essential in today’s visual landscape.

Welcome to 2025! This year is off to a strong start with exciting projects in Oklahoma and Rhode Island, reflections on diverse 2024 travels, and new updates about exploring my forest property. Join me in celebrating another year of creativity, storytelling, and adventure.

Discover how Indermaur Media empowers small businesses with creative media solutions, including photography, videography, website development, and social media management, tailored to help brands thrive.

Discover how Indermaur Media’s new one-page PDF highlights our full range of photography and video services, offering clients an easy way to explore our storytelling capabilities. Learn about the process of creating this overview and the collaboration that brought it to life.

Discover how we collaborated to create dynamic videos for a subscription-based business, from heartfelt script delivery to a polished website intro featuring her horses.