At Karen K Photo, we specialize in professional, high-quality photography for businesses, designed to elevate your brand and tell your story. From polished headshots and cohesive team portraits to dynamic corporate event coverage and stunning branding photography, we create visuals that inspire confidence and connection. Our expertise also extends to architectural photography, showcasing the innovation and craftsmanship of your projects to help you stand out in proposals, marketing materials, and real estate listings.

Founded by Karen Kurta, an experienced commercial photographer with a background in marketing and design, Karen K Photo blends technical expertise with creative storytelling to deliver impactful, business-focused results. Whether you’re a professional refreshing your personal brand, a company strengthening its visual identity, or part of the architecture and real estate industries, we provide tailored photography services that meet your unique needs.

Equipped with a love for the arts and a passion for cinema, Rich Johnson’s influences are clearly expressed in every click of the shutter. He is a national and international award-winning artist including two Emmys. Rich has distinguished himself as an innovator in design, photography, and video and has spent the last 10 years perfecting his artistic skills to become an expert in the fields of print, web, video, and photography. His skill set, mixed with his creative personality, is a perfect fit for any project. Rich has produced multiple viral projects including an anti-bullying awareness campaign called Weapon of Choice that has been used by over 180 non-profits around the world. His powerful photographs and videos from that campaign caught the attention of the UN, which led to him being a speaker at the US Senate in 2014 for a UN Aids event. In 2013 he co-founded a local non-profit that is dedicated to funding revolutionary research to treat pediatric cancers. Since the non-profit’s conception, Rich has produced multiple photo campaigns that have both helped to raise funds for research and educate people on what the pediatric cancer world really looks like.