About Richard Glover
My dad taught me to take pictures. He loved photography, but never had as much time for it as he would've liked. He used to show me Ansel Adams' work, and tell me what it was about those pictures and those places that he loved. When he passed, most of his gear went into storage, or was sold off, and I spent most of my time on other things. School, work, coaching high school speech and debate. I returned to photography some years later, as a much needed creative outlet, and as a way of feeling close to my dad again.
What I've found, working across every kind of shoot, is that portraiture is what I care about most. Specifically, the moment someone stops posing and starts just being themselves in front of the camera. That's the moment I'm always chasing.
It matters even more when the photos are for your business. A personal brand or a company page isn't just a photo, it's the first impression a client, employer, or collaborator has of who you are and what you stand for. I don't think that impression should feel stiff or generic. It should look like you: your confidence, your values, the actual character behind the business you've built. That's what I try to bring to every branding and headshot session. Enough guidance to make you look sharp and professional, and enough real conversation to make sure what comes through is authentically you, not a stock-photo version of you.
Whether you're a solo entrepreneur building a brand from the ground up, or a company that wants every person on the team page to feel like part of the same story, that's the experience I want to give you: photos that don't just look professional, but actually look like your business, at its best.