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Monthly content photography

I've been working with a few local companies on an ongoing basis, where I come in each month and shoot whatever their marketing needs, and I pitch in on the marketing side too.

Stacked steel foundation pier sections on a tarp in raking sunlight.
An excavator operator in the cab, in profile, on a foundation repair job.
An excavator arm over a foundation trench, black and white.
Gloved hands working in the dirt at a house footing.
A foundation repair crew working in a trench beside a house.
A steel pier bracket set under a house footing, black and white.
A steel pier and bracket set under a footing in red clay.
A steel pier top and plate seen straight down.

01/08

A month

I come in and photograph what your marketing needs that month. Posts, the blog, before and after galleries, the sales deck. I pitch in on the marketing side too.

The foundation crew below gets five days a month, weekly on site. I go where the crew goes, and for them I write the content too.

The first thing I want to know is what the photos are for. Once that's clear, the rest is easy.

Why monthly

One day can cover your website. An ongoing relationship is different, because you know exactly what you're getting and it keeps adding up. Stack a few months and you've got the whole year in pictures, a bit like the holiday cards you get from friends you haven't talked to in ages.

What I need from you

What you post, and what you wish you had pictures of. If there's a shot list or a schedule, send those too, because I'd rather know before I'm on site.

What you get back

A private gallery at full resolution, usually in one to two weeks.

A content engagement with a foundation crew

A foundation repair company in Ashburn, Virginia was already posting and needed better pictures to work with. So I go where the crew goes: five days a month, weekly on site.

An excavator bucket against house siding, black and white.
A red caution flag in the grass, in shallow focus.
A crew working under a house by headlamp in Alexandria, Virginia.
Steel piers standing under floor joists beneath a house.
A worker in a dug-out crawl space seen from above.
Worker crouched in the dug-out, looking up under a house in Alexandria, Virginia.

01/06

What I photographed

  • The excavator against the house, the bucket, the operator in the cab.
  • The piers: stacked steel in raking light, then driven and bracketed under the footing.
  • Hands and gloves in the dirt.
  • The caution flag, the truck, the arrival.
  • In Alexandria, the crew under the house and the steel piers.

What it's for

Their blog, before and after galleries, social and the sales deck. I did the photography and the written content, and I can run the same setup for the next contractor.

The details

  • Client: foundation restoration company
  • Type of work: photography and written content
  • Cadence: five days a month, weekly on site

Questions I get

How many days a month?

Five days a month, weekly on site, is what the foundation crew gets. Yours depends on what you post and what you need. Tell me and I'll say what makes sense.

Is it just photos?

I photograph, and I pitch in on the marketing side too. For the foundation crew that includes written content.

Where do you work?

I'm based in Northern Virginia, so inside the DC metro there's no travel line. I also travel for clients.

Who can use the photos?

You can. The photos are yours. I keep the right to show them in my portfolio, and if you need a time limit or exclusivity on that, tell me and we'll work it out.

How do I start?

Tell me what you post and what you wish you had pictures of. I'll tell you what I'd photograph.

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What people say

Stan is an artist when it comes to photography. He does such an incredible job setting up the atmosphere that is both friendly and comfortable for his clients.

James S.
Stan Murzyn, commercial photographer in Brambleton, Virginia, in a long-exposure black and white portrait

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