After graduating from Antioch College in 1976, Eric Neurath has been working as a free-lance commercial photographer since 1979, starting his business in the Boston, MA area specializing in public relations photography for hospitals.

Since then he has branched out to cover a wide variety of assignments for a diverse clientele, ranging from major corporations, publishers, small businesses, institutions, ad agencies and design firms, artists and craft persons, and families and individuals.

He has done photography for annual reports, advertising, brochures, books, magazines, and newspapers, press releases, events and conventions, weddings and portraits, fine art for display, historical documentation, etc.

In addition to his own clients, he has also done stints as a staff photographer with the MITRE Corp and the 128 Park News in the Boston area, and the University of Colorado in Boulder.

His stock photo collection is represented by Stock, Boston, Inc.

Some current clients include:


• Olympic Medical Center
  
• Peninsula College
  
• Coldwell Banker Uptown Realty,
  
  

Trisa & Co Interior Design, Straight Occupational Therapy, Gateway Therapeutic Massage Center, Zenzizi, Inn at Rooster Hill, Tracy Wealth Management, Wesley Fine Arts, and Eagle Signs.

Some past clients have included:


• Polaroid Corp
  
• U.S. Army
  
• Howard Johnson Hotels,
  
  

New England Rehabilitation Center, Harvard Community Health Plan, Boulder Community Hospital, Berkshire Medical Center, Houghton Mifflin Co, D.C. Heath Co, McGraw Hill Co, NetLibrary Co, Inc. Magazine, Remodeling Magazine, Plastic World Magazine, Library Journal, Museum of Our National Heritage. Eric Neurath Photography is a member of the Port Angeles chapter of LeTip International.

My approach to photography has always been based on combining my creative vision based on a fine art photography background, and a collaborative service oriented approach when working with clients. I strive to offer the highest quality images, while operating in a professional manner, providing individualized personal service, and staying within budget and deadlines.

As you can see from my images here, my style is straightforward rather than trendy, relying on strong composition, subtle use of lighting, and an understanding of the purpose for each image. I made the transition to digital several years ago, but still shoot film where appropriate or required by a client's usage. Working on location or in the studio, I am comfortable with a wide range of subject matter.

I would be happy to meet with you, show you some of my work, and discuss your photographic needs.