Intro | Corporate Photography for Annual Reports, Brochures and Advertising

<body> <h1> | Corporate Photography for Annual Reports, Brochures and Advertising</h1> <h2>Corporate Photography for Annual Reports, Brochures and Advertising</h2> <div>San Francisco pro photographer Glenn Steiner photographs advertising, annual reports, executive portraits, industrial, branding and product photography. Glenn is best known for his experimental photography, dynamic lighting and narrative.</div> <span class="links"><a href="/index.html" target="_top"><font color="#989898"></font></a></span>   <span class="links"><strong><a href="/portfolio.html" target="_top"><font color="#444">Photography Portfolios</font></a></strong></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=1" target="_top"><font color="#989898">Intro</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=2" target="_top"><font color="#989898">Warren Cannery Article</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=3" target="_top"><font color="#989898">The Metaphysics of Light</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=5" target="_top"><font color="#989898">Vitae</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=7" target="_top"><font color="#989898">NEWS!</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=8" target="_top"><font color="#989898">Photography Workshops in Greece - Cancelled due to COVID!</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=9" target="_top"><font color="#989898">Faces of Epiphany</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="/content.html?page=10" target="_top"><font color="#989898">Windows of Perception</font></a></span> <div> <style>  </style> <div class="encloser contentSpan" > <span class="encloser" > <p> </p> <p> <span style="font-size: 20px;">  <span style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;">Glenn Steiner</span></span></p> <p><img alt="" src="/users/glennsteiner1543/images/glennsteiner15432259306T.jpg" style="width: 160px; height: 200px; float: left;" /></p> <p>I bought my first ‘enlarger,’ a Testrite, with six and a half Green Stamp books from my Mother and six books from my best friend Norm’s Mom in 1962. </p> <p>The word ‘enlarger’ here is being entirely charitable.  The device did project light …less as a projector and much as a street lamp, that is in all directions due to imperfections and light leaks in Testrite’s construction.  As such, Norm and my prints always had a full grayscale.  We just couldn’t figure out why we had no whites.</p> <p>Our vaunted Testrite ‘lens,’ was made of plastic, probably recycled from the bottom of a Coca Cola bottle.  With this, we then learned the meaning of diffusion despite our many attempts to make our images sharper.</p> <p>Thus began my career as a professional photographer.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> </div> </span> </div> <div> <script src="/js/js.js"></script> <script defer src="//assets.pinterest.com/js/pinit.js" data-pin-build="parsePinBtns"></script> </body>