SERVICES
David-Lorne Photographic
Founded in 1990 by Michael D-L Jordan, David-Lorne Photographic is a digital media communication studio dedicated to developing photography and video for the empowerment of business marketing messages. Specialties: Narrative Story crafting, Environmental Portraits, Sense of Place, and Advertising/Marketing Concept Work.
Our mission is to assist businesses and non-profit organizations in creating custom visual communication components that share the passion, expertise and uniqueness of their story.
Consultation
All consultations are free and flexible according to materials and scheduling
989-723-7046
Testimonials and Trust
“Lots of people say they do video work.
Michael actually knows how to do it.”
“In this age where everyone has a camera on their phone, one may be tempted to think that anyone can shoot a photograph. Not true. An investment with Michael will yield a beautiful, creative, thought-provoking (if need be) image that will enhance. Michael also works well with us before, during, and after a shoot to be sure that we get the right shot, and then have it processed and packaged for proper use.”
“Michael Jordan is a great photographer and more. I truly enjoy working with Michael on every project. He combines a creative soul with business acumen to achieve great results every time.
Whenever I am stumped for the right approach to a project, Michael is there and ready with ideas or just to share his knowledge. ”
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Our PROMISE
We take it seriously when we say we promise to use leading-edge technology, encourage cost effective solutions and deliver materials that are easy to use across modern marketing platforms.
About that photographer
MY NAME IS Michael
I’ve worked as a commercial photographer and visual communications expert for over 30 years.
Covering the gambit of commercial photography, video, and 2d/3d animation - from coffee to cars. After receiving formal education in photography, I traveled lots of miles over the roads of Michigan learning the diversity of the craft, from the studios of Detroit to the industrial fields of Dow Chemical.
With The Nature Conservancy