I like to say, I’m documenting pop culture along the way in describing my primary style and interests.
I decided in 2010 to introduce another style into my shooting arsenal – the documentary portrait.
Whether its street shooting, celebrity news, or documentary portrait – never hesitate to contact me about photography assignments.
photographer Steve Carty by Richard Budman

Even with the business of shot7.com being photographs – I knew a branded video strategy and shot7 youtube channel was something I wanted utilize. There would simply be too much good celebrity video content to not take advantage of. And recently – a shot7 video even got the blogs talking.
The opening graphic bumper was made from some Megan Fox video I captured during the 2009 film festival. I remembered video from that Fox night on the red carpet from the sounds – the intensity of all those camera …

During August and September of 2009 I was the TIFFinsider on behalf of General Motor’s Cadillac brand in a project for the Maclaren Momentum agency. Over the course of the film festival, over fifty blog stories were posted to the TIFFinsider.ca site.
I further developed the Twitter.com/tiffinsider account. Over the course of six-weeks, the Twitter account amassed over 1,400 followers. Hundreds of exclusive tiff photos were shot and uploaded to twitPic and Flickr which saw tens of thousands of views during the campaign. Also established the TIFFinsider YouTube channel, …

When we heard the future King, Prince Charles and Camilla would visit Canada on an official Royal Tour – it was something we had to get KayvonTV rolling for. Sure, the content was a natural fit for the underlying theme of the show, that is, Kayvon’s British heritage.
But in gearing up for the premiere of the show in early 2010 on cable TV in Canada – the shots I got from Kayvon’s meeting with Prince Charles provide the perfect content to mark-up with some graphics and provide …

Working on a new web project this summer – www.cntowerfoods.com
We’re creating a web news portal for visitors to the area around Toronto’s CN Tower – and a way for the community that visits the area around CN Tower to connect to the local restaurants and services.
I’m thinking it’s time to take the idea of selling banner ads to local business to the next logical level – into the era of blog postings, news stories, and social networks.
The site is being heavily optimized for search around all those keywords peeps be …