Anyone can take a photo with a cell phone camera.  And of course they do.

But, do your photos really show what you want to say?

Most good pictures are created, not just snapped.  When the photographer thinks about what they want to say, and how best to tell a story.

Dana Consulting can help your staffers make better pictures on cell phones by integrating visual concepts with their reason for taking the picture.  Making a
photo to quickly communicate a message to the viewer is called “graphic impact.” These sessions encourage the attendees to make photos with graphic impact.

Dana Consulting services are available to all types of businesses – global organizations, NGOs, non-profits, etc.

Call Dana Visual Consulting to help with your visual needs. She will talk with you about visual concepts, and illustrate them drawing on her 20+ years of experience with international industrial and agricultural photo assignments illustrating equipment and the people that use them.

Of course, it is not just about her talking.  She listens. 

A general half-day class can be arranged during your annual or sales/marketing meeting and followed up with individual sessions at the meeting or in the work area of the attendee. It is important for attendees to bring samples of their work and questions.

Individual training can be at regional, corporate or international offices, as well as field offices.

Individual sessions can be designed to a single attendee’s availability or the availability of many people within a local/regional office.  Dana will follow the attendee as they photograph different situations and recommend ways to fine-tune images and increase the graphic impact.

These sessions can fit around the schedule of employees and locations. Please ask.

Visual consulting can be in conjunction with Piggy-Back Photography assignments. There are regional and bulk discounts.  Call and see if your situation applies!

Other services I regularly offer my clients include digital touch-ups of red eyes and basic complexion smoothing, airbrushing extra pounds away, working with professionals to develop brand images that build the impression they’re trying to create, and teaching student models how to get the most out of their photo sessions.