A local hearing aid specialist hired me for portrait photography, capturing various scenes from a typical workday. I really enjoyed working with them as they had a pretty clear and realistic understanding of what was needed.

They were about to redo their whole website and needed fresh visuals to go with the fresh website but told me about the troubles they had finding a webdesigner who would still answer their emails and calls after first getting to know each other. It is right that, as they say, you never get a second chance to make a first impression, but more important is matching the following imporessions to that first one. reliability is key.

The shooting of the portraits went very smoothly – also because the master hearing aid acoustician herself was extremely reliable – and in the end everyone was satisfied, but also a little exhausted from the rather demanding shot list.