Dallas Product Photographers

For over a decade Atali Samuel has been capturing stunning moments as a lifestyle and portrait photographer. Her lens is obsessed with organic emotion, natural movement, and pure connection. As an RYT 500 Yoga Instructor, her seasoned background in teaching and guiding students allows her to focus on a kaleidoscope of details at once. She composes each image as a singular work of art addressing lighting, composition, movement, background, personality, and overall vibe. Communication is encouraged and super easy with Atali, as she gently guides her clients into attractive posturing and suggests minor corrections to capture their perfect angle. Similar to Yoga, she adjusts clients for their best, most flattering look. Her clients swear she makes them look good, especially those not comfortable in front of the camera. Atali always says "bring a willing spirit, let me do the rest".

He as over over a decade Product photography experience including advanced photography techniques. One of the first to beta test the Ortery photo capture system where would take 360' images of product and stitch together to later be augmented with from the consumers mouse.

Bert Templeton is an experienced photographer who has worked across the USA, Europe and Asia. He combines a very technical background with a love of the art of photography to provide customers with excellent images for portraits, product photography, food photography, as well as commercial and residential real estate.

I have about 25 years experience shooting. Started out with people, weddings, etc. Shifted over towards food, product, and real estate a few years back.

Scott Fischer is a photographer in the Dallas/Fort Worth area with over 13 years experience in shooting everything from sports, corporate events, weddings, concerts, portraits/headshots and product photography. Scott is a self-taught photographer and has been taking pictures most of his life, all the way back to the film days and loves help people fulfill there photography needs.

All my training was done on the job, in the moment working with some extremely talented people. I learned how to use studio lighting by getting involved with photo studios in my area and booking photo shoots with local clients through volunteering at events, meeting people, and handing out my business card. This led to a great deal of paid assignments and opportunities. I also advertised online using Facebook and Google Adwords to get my portfolio in front of as many people as I possibly could. Through the years I learned to photograph very small, reflective jewelry to entire living room sets that I needed to light up from scratch. My training has taught me to seek a consistent, clean, bright quality in my photographs while keeping true to color and texture with minimal dependence on software. I try to make my image as perfect as I can in camera before turning to software to help or enhance the image.