Farrah Fite » professional https://farrahfite.com a creative suite of professional services for your lifestyle Thu, 02 Jan 2014 20:16:37 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Local Business + Local Art = Something Great {photography} https://farrahfite.com/2012/01/local-business-local-art-something-great-photography/ https://farrahfite.com/2012/01/local-business-local-art-something-great-photography/#comments Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:38:06 +0000 farrah http://farrahfite.com/?p=1049 Continue reading →]]> Gumbo Bottoms Ale House has given me the distinct title of “Artist in Residence.” Becky, their fabulous proprietor, has a record of promoting local artists and I am fortunate to have some of my photography on display at her great establishment. For those who can’t make it in to peer at my work while enjoying an adult beverage at Gumbo’s, here’s a look at the three collections of the pieces currently on display…

The Gumbo Bottoms Collection:

“Proudly Serving” – $75 (24 x 18 Standout)

“Great Head” – $85 (16 x 32 Canvas Wrap)

“Gumbo’s Pint” – $45 (14 x 14 Canvas Wrap)

Left: “Smithwick’s” – $45 (12 x 16 Canvas Wrap); Top Right: “Spring Taps” – $45 (16 x 12 Canvas Wrap); and Lower Right: “Boxed Wine” – $95 (24 x 32 Canvas Wrap)

The #JCMO Downtown Collection:

“Jeff City Skyline” – $150 (16 x 48 Canvas Wrap)

“Exchange Bank Clock” – $75 (18 x 24 Canvas Wrap)

“Navy Sky Capitol” – $45 (14 x 14 Canvas Wrap), “Pedestrian” – $55 (16 x 20 Standout)

The Vintage Media Collection:



“Photo Master” – $45 (14 x 14 Standout), “Back Spacer” – $45 (14 x 14 Standout), ”Film Reel” – $45 (14 x 14 Standout) -OR- Trio $125

]]> https://farrahfite.com/2012/01/local-business-local-art-something-great-photography/feed/ 0 What makes a good head shot? https://farrahfite.com/2011/10/what-makes-a-good-head-shot/ https://farrahfite.com/2011/10/what-makes-a-good-head-shot/#comments Thu, 06 Oct 2011 10:07:57 +0000 farrah http://farrahfite.com/?p=258 Continue reading →]]> As we talk to business owners at today’s Jefferson City Chamber of Commerce Business Expo, one of the recurring photography questions is about head shots. Your head shot sees more action today than ever – especially if you are active (which you should be) in social media, including Linked In, Facebook and Twitter (don’t be the egg.) Logos are great (and if you need one talk to Gus at The Rocket Group). But people want to know who they are talking to and a current and original head shot is best way to show who you are.

Gus Wagner, president.owner of The Rocket Group.

Most of all, your professional head shot should capture an approachable you. That means embracing your style and interests that are also inherit in your work space.

The team at Gamble and Schlemeier.

The Berry Wilson Law Firm.

But you don’t have to be tied to your office. Want something that paints more of a big picture? The building you work in, or the city where you pound the pavement can all be your backdrop. The only limitation is your imagination. Don’t be afraid to be so bold as using magazine spreads or album covers as your inspiration.

When you’re ready to ditch the marbled backdrop and straight collar studio session for a session encompassing who you are where you work, contact us. We’re here to help.

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