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Photographers for Class of 2018 Pinning Ceremonies

You'll get 1-hour of photographic coverage of your son/daughter's bar pinning ceremony in the style of professional photographers Chris Pestel and Caroline Taft. During this 1-hour session you will get candid, photojournalistic coverage of your cadet's bar pinning as well as individual and family portraits. You can expect 50-75 quality images available for download via a web gallery within 24 hours of the session. This gallery can be shared with friends and family and can be used to impress everyone with high impact, professional images ready for your newly christened 2LT's graduation party.

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Portrait of Creators

HELP US WITH OUR MISSION TO LOCATE 100 WEST POINT CREATORS

Our sleeves are rolled-up, gas tank is full, cameras are poised and we've got approximately 147 questions queued-up. Our mission is simple. We want to meet, photograph and interview the creators, the innovators, the artists, the trendsetters, and the pathfinders within the ranks of the Long Gray Line.

The list is growing, but we could use your help: Do you know a West Point creator?

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Founder's Day Slideshow

If you have yet to conduct your Founder's Day operations and could use the video slideshow, please reach out and we would be happy to let you use it. Additionally, all of the images shown in the video are available for order as prints/canvases. They are available in our SHOP

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Cadet Portraits

We’re in the business of making images - we tell stories about people, about places and about things. From West Point Boxing and High School Football to the beaches of Thailand and Restaurant identity, our lens searches for the relatable and forms the tangible out of the intangible. 

We’re West Point graduates - we’ve been there & we’ve done that. Who better understands a Cadet then a former one. Our trials and tribulations, though very different are more similar than dissimilar. Photography and image-making is about light, composition, framing and creativity. Great photography is about all of those things plus one big difference…empathy.

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