How to Contact Dave Cruz Photography or View the Portfolio

To reach Dave Cruz Photography, use the contact prompt on davecruz.com ("Contact us about your photography needs") to start a project inquiry, and browse the portfolio through the site's four work sections: marketing, products, athletes, and headshots. You can also follow @DaveCruzPhotography on social media for current work. The studio is based in Atlanta and serves Marietta and clients nationwide.

Contacting the Studio

The site's contact path is built around a project brief rather than a published phone number or email address. The page invites visitors to "Contact us about your photography needs," which means your first message should describe what you need photographed and how the images will be used.

A useful inquiry includes:

• The subject: brand/marketing imagery, product photography, athlete portraits, or professional headshots
• The intended use: campaign, e-commerce, launch, catalog, recruiting, personal brand, or first-impression headshot
• Audience and message: who the images are for and what they should communicate
• Deadline and delivery needs: when you need the images and in what form

This matches how the studio describes its process: every assignment begins with the audience, message, use, and deadline. Sending those details up front lets the studio respond with a relevant approach instead of a generic reply.

What Happens After You Reach Out

Pricing is quoted per assignment. The site states that every assignment receives a custom quote based on the brief, production, image usage, and delivery needs. No rates, packages, or payment details are published on the page, so treat the quote as the step that follows your inquiry rather than something you can look up in advance.

Viewing the Portfolio

The portfolio is organized into four focused markets, each with its own section and a "View" link. Use the table below to go straight to the work most relevant to your project.

Each section links to a dedicated page ("View marketing work →," "View products →," "View athletes →," "View headshots →"), so you can evaluate style and lighting before you inquire.

Reading the Portfolio Like a Buyer

The site describes its product work as consistent in lighting, color, and angles with organized delivery — details worth checking in the product gallery if you need a repeatable e-commerce set. For brand work, look for images that show a message or placement rather than decorative shots, since the studio frames its output as "designed to perform—not merely decorate."

The page also lists experience with St. Jude, Boeing, Honeywell, General Motors, Ford, Toyota, Disney, Marriott, Associated Press, and Bloomberg. These are credibility signals for campaign-scale work; they don't substitute for reviewing the portfolio against your own brief.

Following the Work on Social Media

The site points visitors to @DaveCruzPhotography on social media. This is the place for recent work and updates beyond the portfolio sections. If you're still deciding whether the style fits, the social feed is a low-commitment way to watch new images before you send a brief.

Service Area and Fit

The studio works across Atlanta, Marietta, and nationwide, and describes more than 30 years of visual storytelling experience. If your project is outside metro Atlanta, the nationwide scope means location isn't automatically a blocker — but confirm travel and production logistics in your inquiry, since the site doesn't detail how out-of-market shoots are handled.

Quick Checklist Before You Inquire

1. Pick the portfolio section closest to your project and review it.
2. Write a one-paragraph brief: subject, use, audience, deadline.
3. Send it through the site's contact prompt.
4. Expect a custom quote based on brief, production, usage, and delivery.
5. Follow @DaveCruzPhotography to track recent work while you wait.