Studio Two Seven Nine - Commercial Photography

Studio Two Seven Nine - Commercial Photography Studio Two Seven Nine-Commercial Photography
Marketing, Headshots, Branding, Products, Event Coverage
studiotwosevennine.com I only knew I wanted to learn how.

My interest in photography started at a very young age. I have always loved how photography has the ability to capture a single, solitary, moment in time and make it virtually last forever. When I was young I didn’t have the slightest idea of how a photograph was made. When I was maybe 14 or 15 my father, recognizing my interest in photography, gave me one of his old 35mm SLRs, a Ricoh Singlex (wh

ich I still have to this day). We went to the local camera store and picked up a few cheap, used lenses and I was on my way down a path I am still walking down today. While I was in high school I took a darkroom class and was the photo editor for the school newspaper for two years where I learned a lot about the mechanics of film photography. This stint in the red light gave me a good base of knowledge to build on. In 2009, after a number of years where I was not able to pursue my passions, I finally made the switch from film to digital and made a conscious effort to improve in all facets of photography. Over the years I have accumulated the knowledge, experience, and equipment to tackle any photographic assignment that comes my way. So, no matter the subject matter, size, scope, or complexity of your project, I am confident I can deliver the images you need. For more information, call me, send me an email, find me on Facebook, or simply fill out the contact form and I will get back to you as soon as possible. I would love to have a conversation about how Shawn Pierce Photography can provide you with the high-quality images you require. Contact me directly for more information and pricing:
website: shawnpiercephoto.com
email: [email protected]
phone: 603-630-4675

Im back to work tomorrow at Lime Rock. Here's one last batch of some of my favorites from Historics.
09/04/2026

Im back to work tomorrow at Lime Rock. Here's one last batch of some of my favorites from Historics.

Countdown to Historics continues with 30 of my favorite photos of the on track action from 2018-2025.
09/03/2026

Countdown to Historics continues with 30 of my favorite photos of the on track action from 2018-2025.

Some of the truly spectacular cars that have graced the Sam Posey Straight at the Lime Rock Park Historic Festivals.
09/01/2026

Some of the truly spectacular cars that have graced the Sam Posey Straight at the Lime Rock Park Historic Festivals.

It's Historics week at Lime Rock Park! To celebrate, take a look back at some of my favorite photos from last year's HF3...
08/31/2026

It's Historics week at Lime Rock Park! To celebrate, take a look back at some of my favorite photos from last year's HF33.

Link in the first comment.

A pair of Lancia D50s in The Uphill at the 2016 Lime Rock Park Historics.
08/31/2026

A pair of Lancia D50s in The Uphill at the 2016 Lime Rock Park Historics.

08/27/2026
08/22/2026
07/22/2026

Thank you to everyone who followed, commented, and bid on our 1988 BMW M3 auction. Congratulations to the winning bidder—we're excited to see this iconic M3 begin its next chapter.

A special thank you to the team at Bring a Trailer for a fantastic auction.


pc: Studio Two Seven Nine - Commercial Photography

Bad weather makes good photos. Rain adds a layer of context that isn't always apparent in "good weather photos." Bad wea...
05/24/2026

Bad weather makes good photos. Rain adds a layer of context that isn't always apparent in "good weather photos." Bad weather also makes you think outside the box. On a beautiful day, I can tell you where the sun will be in the sky at Lime Rock based on the time of day and the time of year, and where the best photos can be had at any specific time of day. Or at least I know where I prefer to be. But when it's raining, I have to be more flexible in my thinking. I'm always taking into account the rooster tail of water that flies up behind a race car on a wet race track. Or the way headlights reflect on the wet pavement. Or making the race cars a background element and focusing on the umbrella instead.

From the moment today started, we were working under the threat of rain starting at any moment. And, when the rain came, it didn't stop. It never poured. Just a steady light rain for hours with a steadily dropping temperature. Both of the feature races were run entirely in the rain, and by the end of the day, I was cold, my gear was wet, and I was beat. When I feel as drained as I did at the end of the day today, both physically and mentally, I know I did work I can be proud of.

Have I ever told you about my worst day at the track? It was a pretty good day. And today was far from my worst.

Address

18 South Main Street, Suite 3
Rochester, NH
03867

Telephone

+16036304675

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Studio Two Seven Nine - Commercial Photography posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Studio Two Seven Nine - Commercial Photography:

Shortcuts

Share

Category