About this Service

Radiant Gradient Photography documents artwork, exhibitions, architecture, and portraits, serving artists, galleries, and cultural institutions across New York City, the Hudson Valley, and beyond.

Whether you’re applying for grants and residencies, reaching out to curators and gallerists, or updating your website, one thing is clear: you need great photos. Level-up with expertly crafted documentation that captures the true character of your work and honors all that you’ve put into it.

I'm offering a 20% discount on my Startup Package!

The package includes 10 artwork reproductions for $500 (normally $650).

Book a shoot using discount code, LISTINGS to receive your 20% discount!

Discount applies to shoots scheduled by February 10.
Shoots may occur anytime between February 1 - March 30

Need more images?
Add them to your shoot for $35 each.

Let’s work together to create something radiant!

About this Lister

My name is Saul Chernick, I own and operate Radiant Gradient Photography. I'm a visual artist and I began my career as an art educator and arts administrator, supporting artists of all ages—from aspiring students to established professionals. After years of cultivating a private passion for photography, I'm now offering high-quality photo services that showcase the achievements of artists of all stripes and the commercial and cultural institutions that support them.

Background and Expertise

Radiant Gradient Photography offers:

ARCHIVE WORTHY IMAGES
Photos that look great now and for the years ahead!
Full-sized images are 4000 x 6000 pixels and delivered in 3 formats for printing (TIFs), for PDFs and presentations (Full-Sized JPEGS) and optimal for social media and email (Compressed JPEGS).

COLOR CALIBRATION
I bring a color-calibrated monitor to all photoshoots so clients can preview exposures, colors, angles and crops on site. We make adjustments from your input to bring out the best in your work.

METICULOUS POST-PRODUCTION
Every photo undergoes meticulous post-production editing to get the optimal shot. This includes removing distracting elements such as electrical outlets, wall fixtures, glare, and more.