Robert Houser
California
Rare disease conceptual project with real patients and lab workers for a pharmaceutical firm
Rare disease conceptual project with real patients and lab workers for a pharmaceutical firm
Rare disease work for a pharmaceutical firm
Rare disease work for a pharmaceutical firm
Annual report images for a multinational biomedical company
Annual report images for a multinational biomedical company
Gold Medal Paralympian for a project on adaptive athletes
Gold Medal Paralympian for a project on adaptive athletes
Rare disease work for a pharmaceutical firm
Rare disease work for a pharmaceutical firm
Gold Medal Paralympian for a project on adaptive athletes
Gold Medal Paralympian for a project on adaptive athletes
Cancer patient for a project called Facing Chemo
Cancer patient for a project called Facing Chemo
Cancer patient for a project called Facing Chemo
Cancer patient for a project called Facing Chemo
Healthcare portrait of a patient post treatment for cancer
Healthcare portrait of a patient post treatment for cancer
Series of front line plant workers for a multinational industrial client
Series of front line plant workers for a multinational industrial client
Series of front line plant workers for a multinational industrial client
Series of front line plant workers for a multinational industrial client
Photographed on the studio’s glass table
Photographed on the studio’s glass table
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Healthcare
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Storytelling
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Facing Chemo
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Fitness
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Maguey
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Open Water Swimming
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Rare Disease
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Viral video for national fitness studio client
People, real people, have been the subject of Robert Houser’s work for over 30 years. Primarily working for healthcare and industrial clients, he travels worldwide with one goal, to connect with those he photographs. That connection is tantamount to his approach to photography – every image begins with the idea of a portrait, a conversation.
Whether he is working with a single assistant or a crew of 10, Bob will discuss each image with every subject individually ahead of time. If that means climbing eight stories up a chemical plant’s tower or getting on the ground to talk to a young child with a rare disease, he aims to begin every project by finding areas of interest with his subjects and commencing a conversation that will continue throughout the shoot.