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Earchphoto

 

What is your greatest challenge?

June 30, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

What is your single greatest imaging challenge?
What do you look for in a photographer?

 

What is Earchphoto? Who are we, what is it we do?

Earchphoto (ˈēˈär-kˈfō-(ˌ)tō) is a commercial photography company. We are commercial photographers - we look for the light.

If you expect your photographer to be an unbiased observer, a documentary shooter, well - then we are not the company for you.
However, if you are looking for a photography company to stand by your side and share in your vision, and become an evangelist of your mission and activities or products - then yes, you have come to the right place. We are here to help.
Because #EarchphotoBelieves

We create images with those companies and individuals that we believe in, those we always wholeheartedly support.
Sure, we are a for-profit company, and we are in the business to make a profit after all.
But there is more.
We created this venture with the purpose of carefully selecting a group of people, brands, businesses, and teams, that we support and help grow and wish to showcase to the world.
We proudly stand behind each and every one of our clients: architects, contractors, designers, manufacturers, models, trainers, athletes - every single one of those we decide to work with.
We believe in their vision and work to help them move forward and innovate.
We believe in brand consistency, and we will protect our brand - and yours - down to the last pixel.

This applies of course to our commercial work - but also represents the backbone of our editorial collaborations with magazines, newspapers, and media outlets. And this is why we carefully scrutinize and hand-select the few media outlets we agree to collaborate with - to make sure that each and every single one of our images is used for a the purpose of promoting and supporting a client.

Always remember that, even when we are on assignment for an editor, we remain commercial photographers at heart: we shoot to SHOWCASE, ADVERTISE, and SUPPORT the people and brands that we believe in and are loyal to.

We strive to show the best in everything and everyone.
We look for the light.
We believe in loyalty.

Find your light with us at earchphoto.com

 

 

 

#showcase
#advertise
#support
#lookforthelight
#loyalty


#endcancer with Jamie's Hope for a Cure

June 06, 2014  •  Leave a Comment

Last Friday, the Jamie’s Hope Foundation hosted the 2nd Annual Golf Tournament for a Cure at Wildcat Golf Club of Houston. Both courses were sold out, with over 300 participants and donors including Houston Texans players and many celebrities. The guests enjoyed a wonderful day on the golf course with food, drinks, games, awards, prizes, live and silent auctions and more. After the awards, founder Jamie Gilmore and event co-chair Mark Levesque concluded the day with a helicopter ball drop.

While you wait to sign up for next year's tournament, check out all of Jamie’s Hope fundraising events on their website. The foundation raises funds to benefit Targeted Therapy cancer treatment research at M.D. Anderson. For more information on Jamie's Hope for a Cure, please contact Executive Director Amanda Abiassi at [email protected]

#endcancer

With gratitude,

 

 

Earchphoto

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


That moment when we decide to not retouch

June 02, 2014  •  Leave a Comment

As most of you reading our blog know, we are commercial photographers. In the advertising world, it is quite common to overlay skin with texture and remove any imperfection, especially in beauty images.

We get so used to the texture, that sometime when we look at real skin on a photograph it looks a little bit weird to us. And we get used to retouching everything - people, objects, buildings... eliminating power lines, electrical outlets, trash cans, imperfections on containers and bottles, wrinkles on clothing, signs of wear...

And there's the day when we decide not to retouch. The day when we decide to leave the image alone - with the dirt and sweat and tears and snot and everything that happened in real life. Just because. Just to keep it real. Just to bring some of that 'real life' in the photo, and make the viewer feel as they were there, and experience all the effort and the emotion and the truth.

Today is that day.

With gratitude,

 

Earchphoto