Kevin Norris is a commercial product photographer and founder of Kevin Norris Photography Inc., a full-service studio specializing in refined product, fashion, and still-life imagery. With more than 15 years of experience behind the camera, Kevin has built a reputation for creating polished, high-impact visuals that elevate brands across e-commerce, advertising, and digital campaigns. Working from his New York–based studio, Kevin collaborates with global brands to produce sophisticated imagery that balances technical precision with strong visual storytelling. His client list includes internationally recognized companies such as Seiko, Nike, Ralph Lauren, Bulova, and Marchon Eyewear. Kevin’s work is known for its meticulous lighting, attention to detail, and ability to bring products to life through thoughtful composition and craft. Whether photographing luxury watches, eyewear, apparel, or consumer goods, he focuses on creating imagery that feels both premium and authentic while helping brands stand out in competitive markets.…

Kevin Norris

Kevin Norris is a commercial product photographer and founder of Kevin Norris Photography Inc., a full-service studio specializing in refined product, fashion, and still-life imagery. With more than 15 years of experience behind the camera, Kevin has built a reputation for creating polished, high-impact visuals that elevate brands across e-commerce, advertising, and digital campaigns. Working from his New York–based studio, Kevin collaborates with global brands to produce sophisticated imagery that balances technical precision with strong visual storytelling. His client list includes internationally recognized companies such as Seiko, Nike, Ralph Lauren, Bulova, and Marchon Eyewear. Kevin’s work is known for its meticulous lighting, attention to detail, and ability to bring products to life through thoughtful composition and craft. Whether photographing luxury watches, eyewear, apparel, or consumer goods, he focuses on creating imagery that feels both premium and authentic while helping brands stand out in competitive markets.…

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Kevin Norris is a commercial product photographer and founder of Kevin Norris Photography Inc., a full-service studio specializing in refined product, fashion, and still-life imagery. With more than 15 years of experience behind the camera, Kevin has built a reputation for creating polished, high-impact visuals that elevate brands across e-commerce, advertising, and digital campaigns.

Working from his New York–based studio, Kevin collaborates with global brands to produce sophisticated imagery that balances technical precision with strong visual storytelling. His client list includes internationally recognized companies such as Seiko, Nike, Ralph Lauren, Bulova, and Marchon Eyewear.

Kevin’s work is known for its meticulous lighting, attention to detail, and ability to bring products to life through thoughtful composition and craft. Whether photographing luxury watches, eyewear, apparel, or consumer goods, he focuses on creating imagery that feels both premium and authentic while helping brands stand out in competitive markets.

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Work Experience

Freelance Photographer / Studio Owner at Self-Employed (Kevin Norris Photography)
May 1, 2007 - Present
Owner and operator of a commercial photography studio, responsible for maintaining and repairing over $100,000 in equipment, developing lighting schemes, and delivering high-quality imagery for fashion, product and corporate clients. Builds and manages client relationships, coordinates budgets and deadlines, and supervises a growing team of freelance assistants. Notable clients include Ralph Lauren, Christie's, Gilt Group, Hanes, Bulova Watches, and more.
Creator at The Modern Photobooth
May 1, 2009 - Present
Created and currently lead a photo booth company; oversees over 300 events per year, including weddings and corporate clients. Manages full-time staff and a large freelance workforce; directs website development, client relations, and new business opportunities.
Digital Technician at Ellen Silverman Photography & Peter Pioppo Photography
May 1, 2007 - Present
Oversees digital workflows and studio operations; complete overhaul of photographer's photo archive for image permanence; medium and large-format printing on Epson printers with color accuracy; creates and maintains portfolios and ensures image quality on photo sets from lighting to capture to print.
Digital Technician and Studio Operations at Rochester Institute of Technology
September 1, 2006 - May 1, 2007
Maintained color accuracy of all monitors and printers in student labs; troubleshot computer and camera problems; implemented large-format printing methods; assisted students with small and large-format printing.
Teacher’s Assistant at Rochester Institute of Technology
September 1, 2005 - May 1, 2007
Assisted students in photography studios during lab hours; ensured understanding of current lighting methods and techniques; provided constructive criticism to help students grasp basic and advanced concepts; demonstrated working knowledge of Adobe Design Suite (Dreamweaver, Photoshop, InDesign) and current photographic retouching techniques; supported digital and analog workflows and imaging workflow from capture to print.

Education

Master of Science in Art Education at C.W. Post, Long Island University
January 11, 2030 - December 1, 2010
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Advertising Photography at Rochester Institute of Technology
January 11, 2030 - May 1, 2007

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Industry Experience

Media & Entertainment, Professional Services, Retail, Other
    uniE621 Timex photographed in the studio with a focus on clarity, material detail, and classic design.
    This close-up composition highlights the polished case, the clean typography of the dial, and the woven texture of the strap. Careful lighting is used to shape the metal surfaces and maintain crisp reflections while keeping the dial perfectly readable—something that’s essential when photographing watches. Timepieces demand precision at every step. From aligning the hands to controlling reflections across curved crystal and polished steel, the goal is to present the watch exactly as it was designed to be seen. Shot at Kevin Norris Photography Inc. watchphotography productphotography timex stilllifephotography studiophotography photo…
    uniE621 DKNY eyewear photographed in the studio with a focus on structure, contrast, and texture.
    The stacked pages create a graphic, architectural backdrop that mirrors the sharp lines of the frame while adding movement and depth to the composition. The cool blue acetate stands out against the monochrome tones, drawing attention directly to the design and craftsmanship of the glasses. For eyewear photography, controlling reflections and shaping light across transparent materials is key. Careful lighting and precise positioning allow the frame color, branding, and lens clarity to remain the hero of the image while the environment supports the story. Shot at Kevin Norris Photography Inc. eyewearphotography productphotography stilllifephotography dkny studiophotography…
    uniE621 Luxury skincare photography created in the studio for Lumière de Vie.
    This composition focuses on clean geometry, soft gradients, and directional light to highlight the refined packaging and premium feel of the products. The glass shelf and angled light create subtle shadows that add depth while keeping the overall aesthetic minimal and elegant. For beauty and skincare brands, lighting and surface control are everything. Metallic accents, glass, and matte packaging all respond differently to light, so every element is carefully shaped to keep labels crisp, reflections controlled, and the products looking luminous. Shot at Kevin Norris Photography Inc. studio. productphotography skincarephotography beautyphotography stilllifephotography studiophotography…
    paper Dragon Eyewear — Studio Product Campaign

    This studio shoot for Dragon Eyewear was designed to highlight the sculptural design and material quality of the frames through controlled lighting and refined composition. The goal was to create a premium visual environment where light itself becomes a design element, enhancing the lines, textures, and translucent finishes of the eyewear.

    Using directional hard light and refracted highlights, the set was built to produce sweeping bands of light and shadow across the scene. These reflections mimic sunlight moving across a surface, creating motion and energy while maintaining a clean, minimal studio aesthetic. The lighting approach emphasizes the depth of the lenses, the transparency of the frames, and the precision of the hinge details.

    Multiple angles were photographed to showcase both the design language and the craftsmanship of each frame—from hero product shots to close-up macro details of the hardware and construction. The warm tonal palette and controlled reflections help position the eyewear in a modern, premium lifestyle space while keeping the focus squarely on the product.

    The final imagery was created for use across digital campaigns, e-commerce, and brand storytelling, delivering a consistent visual identity that balances technical precision with a cinematic feel.