Editorial

Actor portraits

by justin on November 28, 2011

in Editorial,portraits

A couple years ago Maddie accompanied me to a wedding in Logan. She’s fun, easy to talk to, and has an amazing voice. So I was happy when she called and asked me to photograph her.

After I took some pictures of her I asked her to sing. One song wasn’t enough. I  asked her to sing three. I think it’s the most lovely sound we’ve had in that studio so far.

Meet Maddie.

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Justin Hackworth Photography

 

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Do you need headshots or portraits for you next acting gig or upcoming project? Let’s talk. 801.916.6993.

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Actor portraits

by justin on August 31, 2011

in Editorial

The actor, Dan Anderson.

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Photographed at my studio in Provo, Utah.

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In charge

by justin on August 1, 2008

in Editorial

Here are the people that run the show at Rocky Mountain University.

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How to feel great

by justin on July 31, 2008

in Editorial,portraits,Provo

The conversation went like this as she walked in the door:

Gretel: You look great.
Lady: Oh, and I feel great. (big laugh)

I love that and knew this one would be lots of fun. I was right. Now I feel great.

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Portrait – Dave W.

by justin on February 28, 2008

in business,Editorial,portraits

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Dave works at one of the local companies providing software and networking to a world-wide market. A publication in Chicago is writing an article about him. They need an accompanying photo. I don’t know what image they’ll use, but these are some I think have potential. As it turns out, Dave and I are from the same area in Idaho. Not the same town, but the same area. In fact, we knew some of the same people. It’s always great to meet someone from back home.

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