Specialties
Portraits, Headshots, Lifestyle, Engagements, Events, Weddings, and Modeling Photographer in New York, NY and San Francisco / Los Angeles, CA. Artist. Photojournalist. Candid. Modern Photography by professional San Francisco Photographer.
History
Established in 2011.
Established in 2011.
I started photographing in 2005, after moving from L.A. to San Francisco to play in a post-rock band. A humble little 80s Nikon 35 mm randomly appeared on a table in the hallway of my apartment building, where people would leave things they didn't want anymore. From there, music and politics took a back seat for years.
After some life discoveries and hard thinking, I decided to go to school for this new passion, both the Art Institute of Boston and San Francisco Art Institute. New York has always called me back to finish up studies. Over the years my artistic passions have been impossible for me to separate, so I don't try to anymore.
I am a musician, political researcher, and artist.
Every client is different; it is they and the ones they love who add the unique feeling in all of the photos I take of them. Unlike many photographers out there, your photos from me will never look like any other couples', nor will they ever be replicated.
Meet the Business Owner: Robbie G.
Authenticity and Honesty are the words of the day (life).
My background mostly comes from the candid style of photojournalism. Starting with film and history classes, I was more interested in what the world actually looked like than what I wanted it to.
After attending the Art Institute of Boston and San Francisco Art Institute for photography- strange travels, world view, purposeful talent cultivations, life lessons, and business owning have shaped the image man I am today.
I have purposefully dabbed in different career paths, cities, and skills to realize further who I am, and what's important to keep. Hospitality and presentation industries have greatly influenced how I approach my business.
One of the reasons I've stayed with photography since 2005 is because I'll never run out of things to photograph, and it only multiplies with my different disciplines needing imagery. Photography always seems to be involved in almost everything I create.