Event Photography
Cultural, civic, nonprofit, and private event coverage with a documentary eye across New Jersey and New York City.
Veteran-owned photography by Adrian Calvache serving New Jersey and New York City for events, military, nonprofit, corporate, headshot, and community assignments.
Cultural, civic, nonprofit, and private event coverage with a documentary eye across New Jersey and New York City.
Portraits, proposals, birthdays, and individual shoots photographed with a clean editorial approach and natural direction.
Trusted photography for military ceremonies, veteran organizations, community programming, and nonprofit storytelling.
Reach out for availability, turnaround, and coverage details for New Jersey, New York City, and select travel assignments.
View Adrian Calvache's photography portfolio featuring events, portraits, military ceremonies, nonprofit coverage, Latino community events, and NYC/NJ assignments.
A personal environmental portrait series photographed between 2019 and 2024, focused on candid expression, natural light, travel, and emotional storytelling.
Navy veteran. Meteorologist & Oceanographer. Engineer. Brooklyn-raised, Teaneck-based. Every frame tells the truth.
I'm Adrian Calvache — Brooklyn-born, Navy veteran, and a proud Latino who has always moved between two worlds: discipline and creativity.
I served as a Meteorologist and Oceanographer in the U.S. Navy from 2008 to 2014, supporting mission-critical operations across multiple installations. After the service, I joined J.P. Morgan as a Software Engineer, specializing in cloud infrastructure and data engineering.
Photography began in college and never stopped. Through the lens I document community, culture, and the people who make both — blending storytelling, emotion, and visual artistry in every frame. Today I live in Teaneck, New Jersey, serving clients across New York City and New Jersey.
Every session shot on full-frame Sony mirrorless bodies with G Master glass — the same system trusted by editorial and commercial photographers worldwide.
Veteran With A Camera LLC
453 Queen Anne Rd
Teaneck, New Jersey 07666
LLC ID: 0451405177
veteranwithacamera@gmail.com
Photography isn't just about the lens — it's about telling your story through light, energy, and atmosphere. Updated May 2026. Custom packages available for nonprofits and veteran organizations.
50% non-refundable retainer required to secure your date. Remainder due on or before the shoot day.
Minimum 48-hour notice required. Late rescheduling may forfeit the deposit.
Standard delivery within 1–2 weeks. Expedited 48-hour editing available for +$100.
Conference coverage, nonprofit campaigns, or conceptual shoots? Let's plan it together. Veteran and military organizations receive special consideration.
Request a Custom QuoteVeteran With A Camera LLC is one of New Jersey's most thoroughly certified small photography businesses. All certifications are issued by the NJ Department of the Treasury, Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services and are publicly verifiable.
NJ Dept. of Treasury · Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services
NJ Division of Taxation · Certificate of Authority (CA-1)
These certifications make Veteran With A Camera LLC eligible for New Jersey government set-aside contracts, nonprofit preferred vendor status, and diversity-focused procurement programs. If your organization has vendor diversity requirements, we can help you meet them.
Book Veteran With A Camera for event, portrait, nonprofit, military, government, and corporate photography across New Jersey and New York City.
Call, text, or email to book event, portrait, nonprofit, veteran, and community photography. Based in Teaneck, NJ and serving New Jersey and New York City, with a typical response time within 24 hours.
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Veteran With A Camera LLC · State of New Jersey
Note: This template is not a substitute for review by a licensed attorney.
This Photography Services Agreement (the "Agreement") is entered into as of [Date] by and between Veteran With A Camera LLC, a New Jersey limited liability company ("Photographer"), and [Client Full Legal Name] ("Client").
Photographer shall provide photography services for the following event / project:
Any services, hours, locations, deliverables, edits, revisions, usage rights, licenses, files, or permissions not expressly listed above are outside the scope of this Agreement and require a written change order and additional fee.
Client acknowledges that "all photos," "all files," "full gallery," or similar informal language shall not mean RAW files, unedited files, rejected images, duplicates, test shots, outtakes, or every image captured unless this Agreement expressly says so in writing.
Client agrees to pay Photographer a total fee of $[Amount] for the services described in this Agreement.
The retainer/deposit is required to reserve the date and begin work. No date is held, no services are scheduled, and Photographer has no obligation to appear, shoot, edit, or deliver any work until this Agreement is signed and the retainer/deposit has cleared.
Client acknowledges that Photographer may turn away other paid work after reserving the date. The Parties agree that the retainer/deposit is earned upon receipt as consideration for date reservation, scheduling, client communications, planning, administrative work, preparation, opportunity cost, and Photographer's agreement to be available for Client's event or project. The Parties further agree that, if Client cancels, postpones, fails to proceed, breaches this Agreement, or fails to pay the remaining balance when due, Photographer's actual damages may be difficult to calculate with precision at the time of contracting. The retainer/deposit is therefore agreed to be a reasonable pre-estimate of those damages and is intended as liquidated damages, not a penalty.
The retainer/deposit is non-refundable except where Photographer cancels without legal excuse under this Agreement. If Client cancels, postpones, fails to proceed, breaches this Agreement, or fails to pay the remaining balance when due, Photographer may retain the retainer/deposit in addition to any amounts due for services already performed, expenses incurred, overtime, travel, rentals, assistant/subcontractor fees, collection costs, and any other remedy permitted by law.
Client shall not withhold, offset, delay, charge back, or reduce payment based on any third-party dispute, internal approval issue, reimbursement delay, vendor onboarding issue, procurement issue, purchase-order issue, budget issue, subjective dissatisfaction not timely raised under this Agreement, or disagreement with any person or entity other than Photographer.
Accepted payment methods: [Zelle / ACH / Check / Card / Invoice platform / other]. Payment is deemed received only when funds have cleared and are available to Photographer without reversal, chargeback, hold, or dispute.
Client understands and agrees that Photographer is not responsible for Client's internal approval process, reimbursement process, grant process, purchase-order process, vendor onboarding process, accounting procedure, budget approval, fiscal-year timing, clerical error, administrative delay, staff misunderstanding, or any rule, policy, or procedure of any school, university, company, nonprofit, department, agency, venue, sponsor, or third party.
Client remains fully responsible for payment under this Agreement even if:
No third-party administrative issue shall excuse, reduce, postpone, offset, or eliminate Client's payment obligations to Photographer.
For institutional, university, government, nonprofit, corporate, department-funded, sponsor-funded, or purchase-order-based work, Client is responsible for confirming before the event that all required approvals, vendor onboarding, supplier registrations, tax forms, insurance documentation, purchase orders, funding approvals, and payment authorizations have been completed.
Photographer is not required to perform services for any institutional or purchase-order-based booking unless either:
If Photographer receives and expressly accepts a valid purchase order or written institutional payment authorization that states payment terms such as Net 30, Net 45, Net 60, or similar institutional payment terms, those terms shall apply only to the portion of payment expressly covered by that purchase order or authorization. The required 50% retainer/deposit remains due before the event unless Photographer expressly waives or modifies that requirement in a separate signed writing.
Photographer's acceptance of institutional payment terms for one booking shall not waive Photographer's standard payment terms for any other booking. Photographer's standard terms remain: 50% non-refundable retainer/deposit due before booking; remaining 50% due within five (5) calendar days after the event and before release of final high-resolution deliverables, unrestricted downloads, print releases, or usage rights, unless Photographer signs a written modification.
If Client requests services before institutional approval, vendor onboarding, purchase-order approval, or payment authorization is complete, the individual signer agrees to be personally responsible for payment unless Photographer has signed a written waiver of personal responsibility.
Photographer may decline to perform, pause performance, withhold editing, withhold delivery, revoke gallery access, or require immediate direct payment if required institutional payment procedures are incomplete, unclear, delayed, rejected, or disputed.
If Client signs this Agreement on behalf of any organization, school, university, department, student group, company, nonprofit, agency, event sponsor, committee, or other entity, the individual signer represents and warrants that they have full authority to hire Photographer and bind that entity to this Agreement.
The signer further represents that the services have been properly authorized, budgeted, and approved under the entity's internal rules before signing.
If the signer lacks actual authority, apparent authority, budget approval, procurement approval, purchase-order approval, reimbursement approval, or any other required internal approval, or if the entity later refuses or delays payment for any reason, the signer agrees to remain personally responsible for all unpaid amounts to the fullest extent permitted by law, unless Photographer has signed a separate written waiver of personal responsibility.
Photographer may rely on the signer's representations without independently investigating the entity's internal authority, funding, procurement rules, or payment procedures.
Any unpaid amount not received when due may accrue a late charge of the lesser of 1.5% per month (18% annually), or the maximum amount permitted by applicable law.
If payment is overdue, Photographer may, without waiving any rights, suspend editing, suspend gallery access, withhold delivery, revoke any unpaid usage permission, refer the account to collections, and/or pursue all lawful remedies.
If Photographer is required to take reasonable steps to collect unpaid amounts, Client shall be responsible, to the extent permitted by law, for reasonable collection costs, court costs, filing fees, service fees, and reasonable attorneys' fees actually incurred.
If Client cancels for any reason, the retainer/deposit is forfeited.
If cancellation occurs after Photographer has begun substantial preparation, traveled, incurred non-recoverable expenses, hired assistants or subcontractors, rented equipment, or performed any portion of the services, Client shall also remain responsible for those amounts and for the value of services already rendered.
One reschedule may be permitted, at Photographer's discretion, if requested in writing and if Photographer is available for the new date. Any approved reschedule must occur within [90] days of the original event date unless Photographer agrees otherwise in writing. The existing retainer/deposit may be applied one time to the rescheduled date.
If Client requests a second postponement or reschedule, Photographer may treat the matter as a cancellation, retain the existing retainer/deposit, and require a new retainer/deposit for any new date.
If the event starts late, runs over schedule, is materially changed, or becomes impossible to cover as originally planned due to Client, venue staff, talent, security, or other third-party issues, Photographer's performance obligation shall be deemed satisfied by reasonable professional efforts under the circumstances, and no refund or reduction shall be due solely because the event differed from the original plan.
Coverage beyond the contracted time, additional shooting days, additional locations, special editing requests, expedited turnaround, extra retouching, album design, RAW file requests, re-delivery of archived files, or any other add-on service is outside the scope of this Agreement and shall be billed separately.
Unless otherwise stated in writing, additional time shall be billed at $[Rate] per hour, rounded up to the next [30-minute] increment. Waiting time caused by Client, venue staff, late arrivals, delayed schedules, access problems, security restrictions, vendor delays, or event timeline changes is billable time.
Client shall reimburse Photographer for approved or reasonably necessary assignment-related expenses, including rideshare, train, bus, tolls, parking, baggage/cartage, equipment transport, assistant/subcontractor costs, venue-required fees, permits, rentals, and other out-of-pocket costs incurred to perform the services.
Client acknowledges that Photographer retains sole creative discretion over composition, shooting methods, lighting choices, culling, editing selections, color treatment, cropping, and post-production style consistent with Photographer's portfolio and professional judgment.
Photographer is not required to deliver every image captured and may delete technically deficient, duplicate, test, rejected, or unsuitable images.
RAW / unedited files are not included unless specifically purchased in writing.
Photographer will use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver the agreed deliverables within [X business days / weeks] after the event, provided Client has fully paid all amounts due.
Delivery may be made by online gallery, Google Drive, download link, email, USB drive, or another reasonable method selected by Photographer. A deliverable is deemed delivered when Photographer sends the gallery link, file link, delivery email, or other access method to the email address, phone number, account, or communication channel provided by Client.
Client shall review delivered images promptly. Unless Client gives Photographer written notice of a specific, material, objective deficiency within five (5) business days after delivery, the deliverables shall be deemed accepted.
Any notice of deficiency must identify the specific file, image, gallery, or deliverable at issue and the specific contractual requirement allegedly not met. General dissatisfaction, personal taste, artistic preference, social-media preference, disappointment with event conditions, requests for more images than contracted, requests for RAW files, or requests for additional coverage not included in this Agreement do not constitute non-performance.
If Photographer materially failed to provide a contracted deliverable, Photographer shall have a reasonable opportunity to cure the issue, if curable, before Client may claim breach, withhold payment, demand a refund, initiate a chargeback, or seek any other remedy.
Photographer is not responsible for circumstances outside Photographer's control that affect image results, including venue lighting, weather, crowding, late starts, obstructed views, venue restrictions, subject cooperation, guest behavior, DJ/laser lighting, makeup, wardrobe, decorations, room layout, or inaccurate timelines.
Client shall secure all permissions, venue approvals, permits, access credentials, releases, security clearance, credentials, and any other authorization needed for Photographer to perform services lawfully and safely.
Client is responsible for accurate event details, timelines, contact information, addresses, venue rules, arrival instructions, load-in instructions, and day-of contact information. Photographer is not responsible for missed coverage caused by late starts, inaccurate information, schedule changes, access restrictions, absent subjects, venue staff interference, security restrictions, crowd obstruction, flash restrictions, permit issues, or other conditions outside Photographer's reasonable control.
Because Photographer may rely on public transit, rideshare, walking, or other arranged transportation, timely performance is conditioned on Client providing accurate addresses, realistic arrival instructions, sufficient setup/load-in time, safe access, and reasonable site conditions for the nature of the assignment. If the assignment requires unusual transport, remote travel, extensive stairs, freight access, loading restrictions, parking/drop-off arrangements, late-night travel, or transportation of substantial gear, Client must disclose that in advance and any additional cost shall be billed to Client.
If Client fails to provide accurate information, reasonable access, required permission, required permit, or safe working conditions, Photographer's obligation shall be limited to reasonable professional efforts under the circumstances, and no refund, credit, or fee reduction shall be due based on resulting missed or reduced coverage.
The Parties agree that the services are not a "work made for hire" unless a separate written agreement expressly states that the work is a work made for hire and is signed by Photographer. No copyright assignment, ownership transfer, buyout, exclusive license, or unlimited-use license is granted unless expressly stated in a separate written agreement signed by Photographer.
Upon full payment only, Photographer grants Client a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the delivered final images only for the specific usage category selected in Section 1 or otherwise written here: [Specific usage license].
For clarity, unless separately authorized in writing:
No license, usage right, print release, download right, publication right, commercial right, or ownership interest is granted until all invoices, fees, expenses, and other amounts due are paid in full and cleared.
Credit, attribution, tagging, backlinking, or identifying Photographer as the creator does not create permission to use an image and does not expand Client's license. Any use must be within the specific license granted in this Agreement or separately approved in writing by Photographer.
Unless expressly stated in the agreed license, Client may not sell, sublicense, transfer, alter, filter, heavily edit, remove watermark/metadata, crop out watermark/credit, submit for publication, submit to contests, use for paid advertising, use for commercial promotion, use in magazines, use in printed marketing materials, use in third-party brand campaigns, train artificial-intelligence or machine-learning systems, mint or sell NFTs/digital collectibles, or provide the images to third parties beyond the agreed scope without Photographer's prior written consent.
Client shall not represent to any venue, sponsor, employer, magazine, publication, brand, marketing agency, vendor, nonprofit, school, university, department, or other third party that the third party has permission to use the images unless Photographer has granted that third-party use in writing.
Any unauthorized use before full payment or outside the agreed license shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement and may subject Client to additional licensing fees, damages, injunctive relief where available, collection costs, reasonable attorneys' fees where recoverable, and any other remedies permitted by law.
RAW, unedited, rejected, duplicate, test, behind-the-scenes, or outtake files are not included and will not be delivered unless specifically purchased in a separate written agreement signed by Photographer. Client acknowledges that RAW files are unfinished work product, do not represent Photographer's final artistic or professional standard, and may be withheld to protect Photographer's brand, workflow, creative process, and quality control.
Photographer may include a copyright notice, watermark, metadata, or credit line on proofs, previews, or selected delivered images. Removal or alteration of any watermark, metadata, credit line, copyright notice, or identifying information without Photographer's written consent is prohibited.
Photographer's failure to object immediately to any unauthorized use shall not be deemed permission, waiver, course of dealing, or expansion of Client's license. Any waiver or expanded license must be in a written document signed by Photographer.
Unless restricted below or by a separate written confidentiality agreement signed by Photographer, Client grants Photographer permission to use selected delivered images from the event or project for Photographer's portfolio, website, social media, studio samples, advertising, marketing, competitions, editorial self-promotion, printed promotional materials, and business-development purposes.
Client represents that Client has obtained or will obtain any necessary permissions from participants, guests, employees, vendors, models, performers, parents/guardians of minors, venue representatives, or other individuals whose permission may be required for the intended use of the images.
Client must disclose in writing before the event if any image use should be restricted due to minors, private residences, confidential business information, healthcare-related settings, legal matters, immigration/safety concerns, domestic-violence/safety concerns, restricted venues, unpublished performances, sensitive personal circumstances, or any other privacy/confidentiality concern.
For images prominently featuring minors, private residences, sensitive personal matters, healthcare/legal settings, or other confidential circumstances, Photographer may require a separate written release before using those images for promotional purposes. Photographer may also choose, in Photographer's discretion, not to publish sensitive images even where permission exists.
If Client fails to identify restrictions in writing before the event, Photographer may reasonably rely on the permission granted in this Agreement, except where applicable law requires otherwise.
Promotional-use restrictions, if any: [No restrictions / Describe restrictions at time of booking]
Client is responsible for selecting safe, lawful, and accessible locations for the photography services unless Photographer expressly selects the location in writing. Client shall not request, pressure, or require Photographer to enter unsafe, unlawful, restricted, hazardous, or unreasonably dangerous areas, including but not limited to active roadways, railroad tracks, rooftops, cliffs, unstable structures, abandoned buildings, construction zones, severe-weather areas, flood zones, bodies of water, or private/restricted property without permission.
Photographer may refuse, pause, relocate, modify, or terminate any portion of the services if Photographer determines, in Photographer's reasonable professional judgment, that conditions present a risk of injury, property damage, equipment damage, unlawful access, harassment, confrontation, unsafe working conditions, or unreasonable interference with Photographer's ability to perform.
Client assumes responsibility for the conduct and safety of Client, guests, participants, minors, pets, invitees, employees, vendors, venue staff, and other third parties under Client's control, direction, invitation, or coordination. Client is responsible for supervising minors, pets, intoxicated guests, performers, athletes, and any participants engaging in movement, stunts, sports, dancing, water activity, street activity, or other physical activity.
Client agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Photographer and Veteran With A Camera LLC from and against claims, demands, damages, injuries, losses, liabilities, costs, and expenses arising from or related to Client's selected location, Client's instructions, unsafe conditions not caused by Photographer, third-party conduct, venue conditions, lack of permits or permissions, Client's failure to supervise participants, or Client's failure to disclose known hazards, except to the extent caused by Photographer's gross negligence or willful misconduct.
No refund, credit, reshoot, or fee reduction shall be due if coverage is reduced, modified, paused, relocated, or terminated because of unsafe, unlawful, hazardous, or unreasonable conditions.
Client acknowledges that laser lighting, high-intensity directed beams, DJ lasers, concert lasers, projection effects, and similar lighting equipment may permanently damage camera sensors, lenses, and related equipment. Client is responsible for notifying Photographer in advance if lasers or similar lighting effects may be present.
Photographer may pause, limit, reposition, modify, or stop coverage if Photographer reasonably believes laser lighting or similar equipment may damage Photographer's equipment or create unsafe conditions. Photographer is not responsible for missed moments, reduced coverage, incomplete images, or reduced gallery volume caused by laser lighting, lighting vendors, DJs, venue equipment, or Client's failure to disclose such conditions.
If Client, venue, DJ, lighting operator, or other vendor refuses to disable or redirect lasers or unsafe lighting after Photographer raises the issue, Photographer may terminate or materially limit affected coverage without refund, credit, reshoot, or fee reduction.
Photographer is an independent contractor and not an employee of Client or any related institution, organization, school, or department. Nothing in this Agreement creates any partnership, joint venture, fiduciary duty, or employment relationship.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, Photographer's total liability arising out of this Agreement shall not exceed the total amount actually paid by Client under this Agreement.
Photographer shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages, including lost profits, reputational harm, missed opportunities, or emotional distress.
In the unlikely event of catastrophic camera failure, media corruption, loss, theft, illness, emergency, act of God, severe weather, government restriction, venue interference, or other event beyond Photographer's reasonable control, Photographer's liability shall be limited to a refund of amounts actually paid for the affected services, less any non-recoverable expenses, unless otherwise required by law.
Photographer shall not be in breach and shall not be liable for delay, reduced coverage, or non-performance caused by events beyond reasonable control, including severe weather, lightning, flooding, snow, ice, dangerous road or sidewalk conditions, transit shutdowns, rideshare unavailability, government travel advisories, public emergency, epidemic, fire, theft, equipment loss not caused by Photographer's willful misconduct, venue closure, labor disruption, civil unrest, or acts of God.
If weather or other conditions make travel, setup, or photography unsafe or commercially impracticable, Photographer may, in Photographer's reasonable discretion: delay arrival, pause coverage, modify the shooting plan, relocate portions of the shoot, move indoors, shorten coverage, reschedule, or terminate the assignment.
In such circumstances, the retainer/deposit remains earned and non-refundable. Any reschedule shall be subject to Photographer's availability. If Client declines a reasonable reschedule option offered by Photographer, the matter may be treated as a cancellation by Client.
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of New Jersey, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, except that mandatory local, state, or city freelance-payment laws may apply where required by law.
Before filing suit, the Parties shall make a good-faith effort to resolve any dispute through written notice describing the issue with reasonable specificity and allowing ten (10) calendar days to respond, unless immediate action is reasonably necessary to prevent loss, preserve rights, respond to a chargeback, or meet a court or statutory deadline.
Any lawsuit arising out of or relating to this Agreement may be brought in any New Jersey court of competent jurisdiction, including the Small Claims Section, the Special Civil Part, or another appropriate court depending on the amount and nature of the claim.
Nothing in this Agreement limits Photographer's right to seek unpaid fees, retained deposits, late charges, expenses, court costs, filing fees, service fees, collection costs, reasonable attorneys' fees where recoverable, and any other remedy available under contract, statute, common law, or court rule.
Client agrees that Photographer's remedies are cumulative, and Photographer's decision to withhold delivery, suspend services, retain the retainer/deposit, or pursue collection shall not waive any other right or remedy.
This Agreement contains the full and entire understanding of the Parties and supersedes all prior discussions, messages, emails, social media messages, or verbal statements regarding the subject matter.
Any amendment, additional usage right, copyright transfer, RAW file purchase, expanded commercial license, reduced fee, waived balance, modified payment deadline, or changed deliverable must be in a written document signed by both Parties.
A waiver of any breach is not a waiver of any later breach. Photographer's prior practice, courtesy delivery, delayed objection, discounted service, prior delivery of RAW files, prior broader license, or prior accommodation for Client or any other client shall not modify this Agreement or create any future obligation unless stated in a written document signed by Photographer.
For purposes of any payment, delivery, usage, or scope dispute, emails, invoices, timestamped file deliveries, gallery notifications, text messages, direct messages, download records, screenshots, usage screenshots, website captures, social media posts, metadata, payment records, and ordinary business records maintained by Photographer may be used to evidence performance, delivery, communications, payment status, license scope, unauthorized usage, and damages, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
If any provision of this Agreement is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Electronic signatures, scanned signatures, and signatures through an e-sign platform shall be deemed valid and enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.
[Project-specific terms to be added at time of booking, including parking, travel, meal breaks, turnaround upgrades, credit line requirements, confidentiality, or institutional requirements.]
Use this section when the client is an individual booking through a school, club, department, nonprofit, company, sponsor, or other organization and Photographer wants an extra layer of protection.
In consideration of Photographer entering into this Agreement, reserving the date, and agreeing to perform services, the undersigned guarantor personally, unconditionally, and irrevocably guarantees full and timely payment of all amounts owed under this Agreement if Client, the organization, department, school, club, sponsor, company, nonprofit, or any other third party fails or refuses to pay for any reason.
This guaranty applies to nonpayment caused by procurement issues, reimbursement denial, budget issues, lack of authority, lack of purchase order, vendor onboarding delays, clerical errors, internal policy violations, grant delays, accounting delays, event cancellation, or any other reason not caused by Photographer's material breach.
Guarantor waives any defense based on the organization's internal payment process, lack of approval, lack of reimbursement, lack of purchase order, or refusal to pay after services are booked or performed.
Guarantor acknowledges that Photographer is relying on this guaranty in agreeing to reserve the date and perform services.
Use this rider for New York City or New York State freelance photography jobs, especially where the total value is $800 or more.
For any assignment governed by applicable New York or New York City freelance-worker payment laws, the Parties agree that this Agreement is intended to serve as the written contract for the services. The Parties identify the following required terms:
Client shall not require additional work, reduce compensation, delay payment, retaliate, or condition payment on terms not stated in this Agreement after services have begun, except by a written amendment signed by both Parties.
Organizations, nonprofits, public figures, and individuals — all served with military precision and artistic care.
"Adrian's coverage of our Latinos of Montclair events has been extraordinary. He doesn't just take photos — he tells the story of our community with dignity and artistry. Every frame captures something real."
"From setup to delivery, Adrian was professional, punctual, and incredibly skilled. His military background shows — he came prepared, stayed composed under pressure, and delivered stunning images on time."
"We needed a photographer who understood the gravity of our veteran events — someone who'd honor the moment without getting in the way. Adrian did exactly that. He's one of us."
"The headshots Adrian produced for me were the best I've ever had. He made me comfortable immediately and the results show it — I've gotten more callbacks since updating my profile photos than ever before."
"Adrian photographed our Transcendent Active brand campaign and understood the energy we were going for without us having to explain it twice. His eye for movement and light is exceptional."
"As a veteran-owned, minority-certified business, he was the perfect fit for our diversity vendor requirements. The certifications, the professionalism, the images — everything exceeded expectations."
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From Veterans Day parades to political campaigns — a record of significant assignments, public figures, and organizations that have trusted Veteran With A Camera.
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Official photographer for the United War Veterans Council's annual Veterans Day Parade in New York City — one of the largest veteran ceremonies in the United States, including the 100th anniversary commemoration of WWI honoring the doughboys.
Official photographer for all Latinos of Montclair events — political forums, cultural celebrations, community galas, heritage month programming, and leadership events across Montclair, NJ. 23+ documented events.
Black-tie gala photography for Army Week — a formal event honoring active duty service members and veterans across New York City. Full event coverage from arrivals through formal portraits.
Official photographer for Operation Code NYC meetups at Condé Nast headquarters — documenting veterans learning to code, building networks, and transitioning into the technology industry.
Event photography for Wounded Warrior Project programs in the New York and New Jersey area — supporting the documentary record of veteran wellness, community, and rehabilitation programs.
Photographer for Bunker Labs NYC events — the national nonprofit that empowers veteran entrepreneurs. Covered workshops, pitch competitions, and community events supporting the veteran startup ecosystem.
Campaign and event photography for Cynthia Nixon's 2018 New York State gubernatorial race — documenting public appearances, community outreach events, and campaign moments across New York.
Photography coverage for New York Veteran's Alliance events and Marine Corps Scholar Foundation programming — honoring service members and supporting the next generation through education.
Veteran With A Camera LLC holds DVOB (A0696-95), VOB (A0696-94), MBE (A0696-96), and SBE (A0696-93) certifications — making us eligible for government set-aside contracts and nonprofit preferred vendor programs. LLC ID: 0451405177.
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