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Photography Portfolio

Fifteen categories, one eye behind all of them. Pick one, or scroll until something stops you.

Masked esthetician working under a magnifying lamp on a reclining client in a pink-lit room

Business

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Yosef and Rivki sharing a kiss at sunset during their engagement photography session at Dania Beach Pier

Couples

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Man in a green fedora and green patterned short-sleeve shirt against a yellow wall

Portrait

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High-end wedding venue exterior

Wedding

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Close-up portrait of an adult orangutan with broad cheek pads and amber eyes

Wildlife

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Expressive close-up portrait

Photo Art

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Drone featuring real estate project

Real Estate

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Group of friends enjoying sunset

Lifestyle

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Canyon waterfall

Landscape

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Messenger bag product photography with female model

Product

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What you are actually choosing

The fake difficulty is gear. Any current camera in steady hands makes a sharp, well-exposed file. The real difficulty is judgement under time pressure: which frame to take when three are happening at once, when to say the light is not there yet and wait, whether a photo is finished or only acceptable. Which is why the first question is never what to shoot. It is what the photo is for.