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Davis Photographic, commercial photographer, Los Angeles, California - Product, Advertising, Food, Corporate Photography Dennis Davis is a commercial photographer serving Los Angeles and Southern California with digital images that sell products and services. He specializes in people, product, architectural, food and advertising photography. "I understand that what I am doing is commercial art, " says Davis. "If my image doesn't make the viewer want to buy my client's product or service, then I haven't done my job." "Light is the most important thing about a photograph, " says Davis. "Anybody can point a camera, but the art and science of understanding and controlling light separates the weekend shooters from the pros. Photography is painting with light. I try to use and manipulate light to make my images look three dimensional - you can almost feel the textures on the page. I love creating images with bold, saturated colors, and close-up, in-your-face style that stop the viewer from flipping pages and say 'wow, that's cool'." "You will get excellent service, " promises Davis. "Your images will be delivered on time, on budget, as promised. I guarantee there will be plenty of images that are good quality - accurate exposures and properly focused - or I will reshoot for free." Commercial Photographer Creates Value Dennis Davis can help you communicate the best features of your product or service better and faster than one hundred paragraphs. There will always be another photographer with a lower price, but if my images make your product or service sell and the other photographer's images don't, which is a better value? I am an artist, painting with light, capturing the beauty in what I see with my unique vision. However, I never forget that if my art doesn't make money for my clients, I have failed. There will always be photographers with a lower price then Mr. Davis, but do they provide a good value? This is what John Ruskin, back in the nineteenth century said about cost versus worth: "It's unwise to pay too much, but it is worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money - that is all.