I am an automotive photographer based in Bremerton, WA.
A gearhead at heart, my true passion for cars is clear in each shot I take. Every shot is the result of meticulous planning, leveraging a deep understanding of both the camera and the subject. Through my distinctive car show display boards & automotive art, I am able to intricately highlight the most notable features of your vehicle, creating a true representation of your vision.
If your project calls for a photographer with both an artistic eye and a rigorous technical understanding, Glen Davis offers the perfect blend. Collaborating with him could well be the decisive factor your project needs to show it in it’s best form.
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Price includes a custom photography session that will include digital proofs sent to you via email from which you’ll choose your favorite angles. Your total investment depends on certain factors, i.e., which type of display you choose. Pricing starts at $450.
My indoor/outdoor show boards are printed on the highest quality vinyl sign material available. Completely waterproof, scratch and fade resistant with excellent color rendition and bonded to a light weight aluminum substrate with a PVC layer for strength and light weight.
YES! Retractable display banners, Under Hood Banners, even printed on Real Wood!
YES!, You send me your photos and I will work from them at no extra charge. Minimum size requirements for your photo is 1.5mb. Please call 360-204-4747 for more information.
Normal production time for your board is 2 to 4 weeks and depends on your decision making of favorite images and final approval of design. Rush delivery is available with an additional charge.
YES!, 3 changes to your design are allowed with no extra charges.
I have some specific locations I like to shoot at, and depends on what YOU want. I can also come to you. An in depth consultation is highly recommended, which can be accomplished with a phone call.
I can do that, but it is not recommended. I like to shoot with additional lighting and at the right time of day. Shooting at a show doesn’t allow the space or proper lighting. Reflections of other cars and items in your paint detract from your cars appearance, too. That being said, there may be exceptions and can be considered.
YES! I offer high quality metal stands.
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