"A picture should never reveal more about you than it does your subject." -Kim Komenich My photography has nothing to do with me. I don't wake up every day to make better pictures, I set out to tell better stories. Because I care so deeply for the story, my pictures get better. Great pictures are the symptom of my desire to illuminate a subject. In turn, my life has nothing to do with me. When those around me are better, I am better. It is an honor when a company or person invites me into their world. I realized that I had a gift for making the corporate world look more personable, and that my clients are delighted when they see for themselves that "corporate" does not mean rigid or stale. Through my pictures, my clients can showcase the most authentic representation of themselves. After all, it is real humans that run the corporate world, each with their own triumphs, defeats, goals and relationships that make them who they are. I can't wait to work with you and show you how amazing you look when authenticity is paramount and your story shines through. Together we can help your clients see the real you. PS - If you're curious about why I moved to North Dakota, click here. ABOUT CHAD ZIEMENDORF Chad grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and chased big-league baseball dreams since he was 7 years old. In 2003 he was drafted by the Cincinnati Reds and played baseball professionally in their minor-league system for 3 years. Injuries kept him from progressing to the MLB, so he shifted his focus toward photography and continues to chase big-league dreams with a camera. From 2009-2012 he focused on photojournalism and was a regular freelancer for the San Francisco Chronicle, Reuters, The Registry Real Estate Journal and executed assignments for national publications like Bike, Powder, Wines & Vines and Decanter UK. From 2012-2014 he concentrated on architecture and was blessed to document the marquis office projects in San Francisco and Silicon Valley including Twitter, Box, HP, Western Union, Dell and many downtown high rise buildings for commercial real estate brokers and developers. Chad moved with his family in 2014 to the wide open spaces of North Dakota and launched Intersection Journal with the help of a successful Kickstarter campaign and continues to pursue new and engaging ways to tell authentic stories about the Middle of Everywhere. Now based in Watford City, Chad travels world-wide to help corporate clients present themselves in the most authentic and elegant way possible. Chad continues to apply his documentary photography skills to every assignment ensuring that the deeper narrative is uncovered in any setting. EDITORIAL CLIENTS: Bicycling Bike Bismarck Tribune Decanter Dickinson Press McKenzie County Farmer Getty Images Net Zero Building Powder The Registry Reuters San Francisco Chronicle Wines & Vines COMMERCIAL CLIENTS: Bohlin Cwynski Jackson Boora Architects Box CAC Group CBRE San Francisco CBRE San Jose Cisco City of Oakland Clarion Partners Coblentz, Patch, Duffy & Bass LLP Cornish & Carey NKF CTA Architects Cushman Wakefield San Francisco DES Architects Devcon Construction Fennie + Mehl Fidelity Gensler Global Assignment by Getty Inside Source Instigate Marketing Interior Architects Intuit JLG Architects Jones Lang LaSalle JStokes Kilroy Realty Knobbe Martens Olsen Bear LLP Kraus Anderson Legacy Partners Mucho Nichols Booth Architects NOVO Construction Nvidia Polycom Pritchard/Peck Lighting South Bay Development TMG Partners Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Zero Net Energy Center