still photography
We use digital and analog formats,
advanced lighting techniques, and
artful composition for each scene.
LIVE IN CONCERT...
Music Photography
NOCOAST is a mainstay in the music industry.
Tobin Voggesser and Jesse Borrell have worked with artists including The Lumineers, My Morning Jacket, Billy Strings, Pretty Lights, Béla Fleck, Sierra Hull, and Grace Potter.
Our work has been published nationwide and includes magazine features, public relations content, album covers, and merchandise. We shoot live concerts and studio photography.
OUT IN THE FIELD...
Event Photography
NOCOAST travels far and wide to capture the action.
Follow along as we hit the road to work with clients such as Electric Forest, the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Draft Kings, and Red Rocks – just to name a few.
Our FLY-READY kit is ready to go…
IN THE STUDIO...
Portrait Photography
NOCOAST excels at capturing the essence of one’s character, up close and personal – with superb use of advanced lighting techniques and setting.
Reach out to set up a studio session.
THE SPEED OF LIGHT...
Timelapse Photography
NOCOAST loves to capture timelapses.
In timelapse, the frequency at which film frames are captured is much lower than the frequency used to view the sequence.
When played at normal speed, time appears to be moving faster and thus lapsing. Processes that would normally appear subtle and slow to the human eye, such as the motion of the sun and stars in the sky or the growth of a plant, become very pronounced. Experimental and exciting!
FROM THE SKY...
Aerial Photography
NOCOAST is FAA Part 107 Licensed and Insured for aerial photography and videography. We recently updated to the DJI Mavic 3, and we are in love with the enhanced control and 5.1K resolution from the new drone.
Aerial photos are used for practical purposes too. For example, check out the job site image in this slide show. Exceptionally detailed freeze-frames can be extracted from vast panoramas.
From our perspective, aerial photos are beautiful, humbling, and astonishing!