Gallery for Portrait Photography.

These portraits and product shots were created with one or both of our Photoshop plugins, Primatte Chromakey and Knoll Light Factory.

Who is using these products? Photographers who have moved to a digital workflow and want to create a sophisticated product with a short production time.

JoDee Lapp
Photographer, 2005

JoDee Lapp does her photography from a home studio and concentrates on family portraits. JoDee says, "I started this business/hobby only a couple of years ago with a Canon 10D, cheap monolights and Photoshop Elements. Nothing has changed except this wonderful software that I purchased from Digital Anarchy that has helped me like you wouldn't believe!" Click here to read and see more by JoDee.

See more of JoDee's work in our Backdrop Designer Gallery.

Neal Martin
Neal Martin Photography, 2005
www.martinphoto.com

About his photography business, Neal Martin told us,"I am a professional photographer in Arlington, Texas. 'Suspension Of Disbelief' is a technical term whereby my goal is to create portraits, when a person's mind tells them 'it can't be real'. [Primatte] has expanded our creative efforts and made our portraits easier to bring an idea to reality. Our only limitation is our customer's imagination." Click here to read and see more by Neal.

Rhonda K. Evans
Fur Babies Photography, 2005
www.furbabiespetphotos.com

Rhonda Evans has been a photography hobbyist and animal activist for a long time. Rhonda says this about her work, "I'm on the board of directors for the humane society in my area. For the last three years, I've done their fundraising 'Pet Santa' photos using an icky polaroid camera that the pet store provides. I had so much fun doing it that it finally struck me like a hammer. Combine the two loves of my life." Click here to read and see more by Rhonda.

Diane McCormick
McCardinal Photography, 2006
www.mccardinalphoto.com

Diane McCormick is a principal at McCardinal Photo. This New England-based company travels throughout New England and New York for on-site photo shoots such as live events and executive and group portraits. Their portable studio allows great flexibility and their 100% digital capabilities – including their use of Primatte Chromakey – allow limitless creativity. Click here to read and see more by Diane.

See more of Diane's work in our Backdrop Designer Gallery.

Charlie Mortel
Mortel Studios, 2006
www.mortelstudios.com

Charles Mortel is a professional photographer in Chicago providing wedding, portrait, and event coverage. Charlie says about his work, "Over the past year, I have incorporated Primatte into my digital workflow to create dynamic portrait montages. Some projects involve digitally removing the background to hundreds of images. Primatte makes the processing of these images quick and efficient." Click here to read and see more by Charlie.

Stephanie Clark
Stephanie Clark Photography, 2007
www.stephanieclark.com

Stephanie Clark is an Ashland, KY-based photographer specializing in fine art portraiture of babies, children, families and maternity. Stephanie says about her work, "Seniors are one of my favorite things to photograph. Primatte has been an instrumental tool for me. It's especially beneficial with all the scrolly, shabby chic backgrounds that have become so popular. I can shoot on my green chromakey and very easily drop the different backgrounds right in." Click here to see more by Stephanie.

Gerry Waite
All Sports Action Photography, 2007
www.allsportsactionphotography.com

Gerry Waits' studio specializes in Team, Action, Special Event and Reunion photography, with an emphasis on up-to-date graphic presentation. Gerry says, "For three years now, my studio has built its business by offering sports-posed photos. We have processed over 26,000 ChromaKey images, all with Primatte. I want to continue to provide my youth Sports League clients with new creative options. Primatte 3.0 is bringing enhancements that are already improving my productivity, like a speedier way of approaching the masking process." Click here to see more by Gerry.

Karl-Fredrik von Hausswolff
Hausswolff.com, 2008
www.hausswolff.com

Swedish photographer Karl-Fredrik von Hausswolff has been working in the business for 10 years. His commissioned work these days often featurs automobiles and beautiful skies. A couple years ago, PLAZA Magazine commissioned Karl to make a car visually stand out against its competitors. He found Knoll Light Factory before he took any shots because he knew creatively that he wanted star-like lighting to make the car pop out.

Interior of Rolls Royce for PLAZA Magazine.

Photography commissioned by Peugeot's ad agency.

As Karl has used Knoll Light Factory in his work, he's branched off the star effect and migrated to the enhancements of direct sunlight flares. Click for larger images.