About Us

I specialize in commercial, corporate and private event, professional headshot and high-end portrait photography. I produce world-class photographic images.

I used to be a financial and acquisition analyst—my educational background is in business. Maybe that’s why people who mean business like me 🙂. I must admit the affection is mutual.

How We Got Started

As a young boy growing up in a communist Yugoslavia, I enjoyed visiting my uncle and diving into his collection of National Geographic magazines. I was mesmerized by the beautiful photography that showed me a whole new world. I still am. I consider myself very fortunate to have an opportunity to do what I love.

Products & Services
Commercial Photography by Dan Stevanovic Photography
Premium commercial photography for all of your marketing and advertising needs 
Corporate Event Photography by Dan Stevanovic Photography
We provide world-class photography and videography for your corporate events-conventions, conferences and meetings both nationally and internationa...
Headshot Photography by Dan Stevanovic Photography
We come to you and set up a studio for your ultimate convenience and productivity savings.
Recommendations Given (3)
Recent Activity

Dan from Dan Stevanovic Photography Answered this on November 08, 2019
Never ever override your instincts. If somebody doesn’t sound right on the phone (or in person), pass. Pass immediately and never look back. I’ve had those experiences a couple of times. Somebody wouldn’t sound right on the phone but, being the kind of person I am, I would be willing to give them... (more) Never ever override your instincts. If somebody doesn’t sound right on the phone (or in person), pass. Pass immediately and never look back. I’ve had those experiences a couple of times. Somebody wouldn’t sound right on the phone but, being the kind of person I am, I would be willing to give them the benefit of a doubt and give it a shot. I thought my hunch could be wrong  but regretted  such thinking every single time. I learned my lesson and it is very simple: trust your inner voice-if they don’t sound right, pass. It’s not worth it and it will turn into a nightmare. They may give you a malicious review or maybe even sue you. Those things haven’t happened to me but I believe it is because I precluded them by learning how to say no.  If possible, it also helps to focus on business rather than individual clients; it’s easier to work with professionals. If, on the other hand, you need that money so badly that you can’t refuse to provide service for them, make sure you charge sufficiently for your frustration.
1 Reply