FEATURED CONTENT
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PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY
FEATURED PROJECT
Gloria Steinem
and Dorothy Pitman Hughes Portrait
Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery acquired Daniel Bagans Re-enacted Portrait of Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes in the Iconic 1971 Pose of Female Empowerment and Equal Rights. The portrait was used as the signature Image for the Museum of the City of New York’s exhibition Beyond Suffrage: A Century of New York Women in Politics, which opened on October 10, 2017.
AUTO PHOTOGRAPHY
Bagan and Company has the premier auto photography studio in Northeast Florida with a 30 x 10 Chimera softbox in a 50'x 25' cyclorama (cyc) wall studio located at the classic car Museum of Saint Augustine. Our photographs produced in the studio speak for themselves.
Looking for professional photos of
your treasured classic car?
Are you a photographer with a client?
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LIVE STREAMING VIDEO
Bagan and Company provides video and audio live streaming for live music & events, fundraising, meetings, training and podcasting.
BAGAN & COMPANY LIVE EVENTS
Bagan and Company provides live event audio visual services for a broad range of live events of any size. We supply sound reinforcement, lighting, projection and event management and creative services.
2019 District Conference
Rotary District 6970
Daytona International Speedway
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District Conference
Rotary District 6980
Cape Coral, Florida
WHO WE ARE
Daniel Bagan is a studio portrait photographer, based in St.
Augustine, Florida, with a passion for capturing organic,
compelling photos of unconventional subjects. Daniel began
his career with film and a deep love of black and white
portraits. As technology evolved, so did his approach to
photography and he quickly realized his love for
saturated colors and the pop-art style of the
Digital Age.
WHO WE ARE
Daniel Bagan is a self-taught studio portrait photographer, based in St. Augustine, Florida, with a passion for capturing organic, compelling photos of unconventional subjects. Daniel began his career with film and a deep love of black and white portraits. As technology evolved, so did his approach to photography and he quickly realized his love for saturated colors and the pop-art style of the Digital Age.