Corporate headshot photography featuring executives, teams, and professionals across industries.
Read MoreFrom Executive Portraits to Times Square Billboards: Honored to Support Project Yellow Light with CBS New York
Worked with CBS New York on a Project Yellow Light Times Square billboard, supporting the #DontTextAndDrive public safety campaign.
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Beyond the Headlines: Photographing Bruce Ratner, The Real New Yorker
Photographing Bruce Ratner in my studio I got to know the very real New Yorker beyond the public figure.
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When is the corporate photo not a portrait?
Photos of people not posing and just going about their business are especially useful for design purposes. The photo of some guy in some other office is not as powerful as your colleagues in your office. Tell your story without stock photos, transparency is key in 2018.
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Enjoyed working with Jack Petersen of Dynasty Financial Partners for Summit Trail Advisors
Enjoyed working with Jack Petersen of Dynasty Financial Partners for Summit Trail Advisors
Read Wall Street Journal full article “On Working With Financial Executives” on wsj.com
Capturing corporate culture in it’s natural habitat
Reasons candid photos are useful:
Authenticity that corny stock photos cant convey.
Communicates your sense of collaboration
Shows your team working together
Shares your company culture
Captures a moment
Humanistic and relatable
Journalistic style photos tells your story.
Orcutt has held curatorial positions at the Indianapolis Museum of Art, the New York Historical Society, Harvard Art Museums & the Bruce Museum in Connecticut.
She has contributed to the "Armory Show at 100" show & catalogue, exhibiting over works from the inaugural Armory show in 1913, then called the International Exhibition of Modern Art.
Her Book "Power and Posterity: American Art at Philadelphia's 1876 Centennial Exhibition" will be published in 2017 by the Pennsylvania State University Press.
Orcutt received her B.A. in art history from Hope College in Michigan and her Ph.D. in art history from the Graduate Center at the City University of New York.
Her position began May 16th at the Brooklyn Museum as the Andrew W. Mellon Curator of American Art.
Read more about her here.
Kimberly Orcutt Appointed Curator of American Art at Brooklyn Museum
Portrait sessions and photography featuring cultural leaders and institutions connected to the Brooklyn Museum.
Read MoreImages: Phase 1 of the Moynihan Station project nears completion in the historic James A. Farley Post Office
Construction photography at Moynihan Station for Skanska.
Read MoreCorporate Headshot Photographer - Rockefeller & Co.
From the Rockefeller & Co. Website:
From its roots over a century ago as a private investment office to the diversified financial services firm that it is today, Rockefeller & Co. has always taken pride in the integrity, depth, and vision of its professionals.
Today, the firm serves a wide range of individuals and institutions. Successful families and individuals rely on our planning and wealth management skills in seeking to preserve, diversify, and grow their wealth – often from one generation to the next. Institutional investors select us for our asset management expertise. Charitable and other organizations recognize the sophistication of our financial and investment services, as well as our longstanding credentials, in the nonprofit world. And we remain, as we have been since our inception, the financial stewards of one of America’s great family legacies.