About Me

Hi. I’m Chris Lo Bue. I’m a photographer, and I like to create.
‍
I’ve spent most of my professional life as a business photographer specializing in commercial advertising and corporate editorial imagery, specializing in architecture, industrial environments, teams in action, business portraiture, and corporate events.

I help businesses and brands with engaging storytelling photography, showcasing their expertise, operations, teams, and abilities for their websites and marketing collateral.

In 1996, I started my business out of a desire for creativity fueled by experiences. I’m fascinated by people and processes, ambition and development, design, and entrepreneurship. Along the way, I’ve worked with over 300 large and small local and global businesses across the US, Mexico, Canada, and the Caribbean to help tell their story to their audience.

I am deeply curious, a forward thinker, and a self-starter.
‍
Bridging the gap between reality and conceptual, I push myself to convey a feeling beyond the obvious in front of me.
‍
I have a natural love for storytelling, and I often play the role of art director, designer, and brand strategist during a shoot.
‍
Showing clients what's possible in creating a photo never gets old, and I thrive in chaos.

My technical knowledge is self-taught and founded on many years (and countless hours) of perfecting my craft.

Inspired by color, art, mechanics and architecture, I let my imagination run wild and tend to do something about it, which is why I love photography so much. I am a direct communicator and leader while making sure everyone on a photoshoot has a fun experience.

With an adventurous spirit, I do what it takes to deliver an exceptional product that furthers my clients’ goals. I love it during a shoot when clients say, 'Chris, you have the eye for this'; my reply is, 'actually, I have two.' :)

I try to spend my days outside as often as possible.

When not behind a camera, you can find me fixing something, landscaping, working on my three-pointer, mountain biking, reading a new business book, trend-following stock trades, refurbishing my home, enjoying downtime on the beach—or catching a formula one or drag race.

Sometimes it feels like I don’t have enough time to see all the places I want to see or books I want to read, though I sure try!

If I could request a superpower, it would be not to need sleep.