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We’re David Pexton Photography, based in Brooklyn and working across NYC, New Jersey. We specialize in corporate headshots, executive portraits, and creative photography for actors, authors, and other professionals. Our approach is straightforward and efficient. Each session is tailored to the person or team we’re photographing, with an emphasis on natural expression, clean lighting, and consistent results. Christine, my wife and creative partner, often joins sessions to help direct, refine poses, and make clients feel comfortable on set. Together, we deliver strong, professional portraits that work across company websites, press, and portfolios.
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616 East 18th St, 11226, Brooklyn, United States
- 9172547909
- david@davidpexton.com
- davidpexton.com
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