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Dan Stultz is a local commercial photographer, based in West Chicago, serving small businesses and large corporations in the Chicago
area for over 30 years.
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Classics (II of II)
October 20, 2024 by Photographer Dan Stultz So here’s part two of my photo shoot of classic cars. I’ve saved my favorites for this blog post. If you haven’t seen part one click here. These are the fast ones– the race cars– the ones that look fast standing still. 1960-Aston-Martin-Zagato This sleek, beautiful automobile was made for driving and racing. The car is British made, but the body is designed by Italian auto body design company Zagato, near Milan, Italy. Initially, the factory planned to produce 25 cars, but demand was not as strong as expected and production was reduced to 20. See and Read more…Classics (I of II)
September 21, 2020 by photographer Dan Stultz Aston Martin DB5. 007’s favorite car. A silver-birch version is known for appearing in a number of James Bond movies including Goldfinger, Thunderball, Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough. Every car from Aston Martin is handmade. One photo shoot especially stands out for me, from all my most fascinating photo shoots during 30+ years as a commercial photographer – a shoot in 1994 for a wealthy classic car collector. He had a large, private collection of extremely valuable cars; most valued at six figures and some at more than a million. Many of these autos held extra value for being the first one to roll off a production line or for capturing first place in a race. All these dazzling cars sat contentedly in the collector's stunning personal showroom, on a grand floor of imported Italian marble, designed to match the Ferrari showroom in Maranello, Italy See and Read more…How To’s For E-commerce Photography
Jun 17, 2020 by Photographer Dan Stultz Whether your business is small or large, you never know what you’ll hear when your phone buzzes and you pick up. Salesperson? (Ugh) Scammer? (Double Ugh) New job? (Great!) Repeat client? (The best!) When a repeat client that sells precision measuring instruments called me awhile back, I didn’t realize I was about to embark on a huge, enjoyable assignment. To shoot thousands of the company’s products for selling on Amazon. All because this company realized its sales had increased by $2 million — without it doing a thing. The company had discovered Amazon had purchased some of its products, placed photos of the products on the Amazon website and — cha-ching! Read more… back to top
Photo Blog
Observations on light, color, photo shoots, advertising and my passion for photography.
Product Macro 360 Spin
Food Ecommerce Executive Headshot Industrial Architectural
630.231.9010
dan@stultzphoto.com
1227 Elizabeth St., West Chicago, IL 60185
This website and all images © 2024 Dan Stultz/Stultz Photography Website last updated 11/12/24Serving: Illinois, DuPage County, Chicago Area, Elmhurst, Addison, Naperville, Wheaton, Aurora, Elgin,
West Chicago
Photography Insights from photographer Dan Stultz
Classics (II of II)
October 20, 2024 by Photographer Dan Stultz So here’s part two of my photo shoot of classic cars. I’ve saved my favorites for this blog post. If you haven’t seen part one click here. These are the fast ones– the race cars– the ones that look fast standing still. 1960-Aston-Martin-Zagato This sleek, beautiful automobile was made for driving and racing. The car is British made, but the body is designed by Italian auto body design company Zagato, near Milan, Italy. Initially, the factory planned to produce 25 cars, but demand was not as strong as expected and production was reduced to 20. See and Read more…Classics (I of II)
September 21, 2020 by photographer Dan Stultz Aston Martin DB5. 007’s favorite car. A silver-birch version is known for appearing in a number of James Bond movies including Goldfinger, Thunderball, Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough. Every car from Aston Martin is handmade. One photo shoot especially stands out for me, from all my most fascinating photo shoots during 30+ years as a commercial photographer – a shoot in 1994 for a wealthy classic car collector. He had a large, private collection of extremely valuable cars; most valued at six figures and some at more than a million. Many of these autos held extra value for being the first one to roll off a production line or for capturing first place in a race. All these dazzling cars sat contentedly in the collector's stunning personal showroom, on a grand floor of imported Italian marble, designed to match the Ferrari showroom in Maranello, Italy See and Read more…How To’s For E-commerce Photography
Jun 17, 2020 by Photographer Dan Stultz Whether your business is small or large, you never know what you’ll hear when your phone buzzes and you pick up. Salesperson? (Ugh) Scammer? (Double Ugh) New job? (Great!) Repeat client? (The best!) When a repeat client that sells precision measuring instruments called me awhile back, I didn’t realize I was about to embark on a huge, enjoyable assignment. To shoot thousands of the company’s products for selling on Amazon. All because this company realized its sales had increased by $2 million — without it doing a thing. The company had discovered Amazon had purchased some of its products, placed photos of the products on the Amazon website and — cha-ching! Read more… back to top
Photo Blog
Observations on light, color, photo shoots, advertising and my passion for photography.
Product Macro 360 Spin
Food Ecommerce Executive Headshot Industrial Architectural
630.231.9010
dan@stultzphoto.com
1227 Elizabeth St., West Chicago, IL 60185
This website and all images © 2024 Dan Stultz/Stultz Photography. Website last updated 11/12/24Serving: Illinois, DuPage County, Chicago Area, Elmhurst,
Addison, Naperville, Wheaton, Aurora, Elgin, West Chicago
Photography Insights from photographer
Dan Stultz
Classics (II of II)
October 20, 2024 by Photographer Dan Stultz So here’s part two of my photo shoot of classic cars. I’ve saved my favorites for this blog post. If you haven’t seen part one click here. These are the fast ones– the race cars– the ones that look fast standing still. 1960-Aston-Martin-Zagato This sleek, beautiful automobile was made for driving and racing. The car is British made, but the body is designed by Italian auto body design company Zagato, near Milan, Italy. Initially, the factory planned to produce 25 cars, but demand was not as strong as expected and production was reduced to 20. See and Read more…Classics (I of II)
September 21, 2020 by photographer Dan Stultz Aston Martin DB5. 007’s favorite car. A silver-birch version is known for appearing in a number of James Bond movies including Goldfinger, Thunderball, Goldeneye, Tomorrow Never Dies and The World is Not Enough. Every car from Aston Martin is handmade. One photo shoot especially stands out for me, from all my most fascinating photo shoots during 30+ years as a commercial photographer – a shoot in 1994 for a wealthy classic car collector. He had a large, private collection of extremely valuable cars; most valued at six figures and some at more than a million. Many of these autos held extra value for being the first one to roll off a production line or for capturing first place in a race. All these dazzling cars sat contentedly in the collector's stunning personal showroom, on a grand floor of imported Italian marble, designed to match the Ferrari showroom in Maranello, Italy See and Read more…How To’s For E-commerce
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Jun 17, 2020 by Photographer Dan Stultz Whether your business is small or large, you never know what you’ll hear when your phone buzzes and you pick up. Salesperson? (Ugh) Scammer? (Double Ugh) New job? (Great!) Repeat client? (The best!) When a repeat client that sells precision measuring instruments called me awhile back, I didn’t realize I was about to embark on a huge, enjoyable assignment. To shoot thousands of the company’s products for selling on Amazon. All because this company realized its sales had increased by $2 million — without it doing a thing. The company had discovered Amazon had purchased some of its products, placed photos of the products on the Amazon website and — cha-ching! Read more… back to top
Photo Blog
Observations on light, color, photo shoots, advertising and my passion for photography.
Product Macro 360 Spin
Food Ecommerce
Executive Headshot Industrial Architectural
