A FEW COMMENTS FROM CLIENTS

Hi Roman,

First off, let me thank you again for a wonderful shoot and a wonderful set of shots, I am so proud of them.  Second, let me apologize for taking so long to get these back to you, things have been hectic.  Please let me know when they are ready to go and I will come back by your place and pick them up, and bring the additional money I owe you.  Thanks again!

Sincerely,
Emily

PS- I saw the front of your website, thank you so much for that!!

Roman,

I really enjoyed your interview with studiolighting.net. It was so refreshing to hear someone talk about slowing down rather than speeding up.
Love your work and appreciate your words.

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Joseph M Arthur

Just listened to your Studiolighting.net podcast interview, and enjoyed it very much, as I did my visit to your website.
I have to say, having listened to most of the interviews by Bill and Ed on studiolighting.net, yours is among the few in which the photographer seemed to be having any fun being a photographer. Perhaps your attitude is born of the confidence of technical mastery and long experience; in any case, there is a grim careerism evident in many interviews with photographers that was joyfully lacking in your interview. Bravo to you, sir.

What a great experience Suzanne & I had having you do our headshots.  It was truly one of the highpoints of our LA visit. 
Please feel free to crop and retouch both of our headshots as you see fit as both of us have the greatest confidence in your judgement in showing us as we are naturally.  

Thanks, Jeff & Suzanne

From podcast
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ianmcc/

WOW 5min into this one and he name check all the greats! I urge anyone who doesn't recoginze some fthe names to google em... This guy as seen ALL the greats in action! He's a great talker as well,... seems you guys just let him tell the stories,...

Thanks for this one, really neat to hear about the old days!

From http://www.flickr.com/photos/spincyclecr/

This is a great episode. I love that Roman specifically talked about sizes and distances of his light modifiers. Painted the picture nicely. Well done.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ianmcc/

Also HUGE credit to him to be as passionate about his craft after all these years, with all the changes he's seen.You can really hear it in his voice.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/gocrawford/

It's not every day you get the chance to discuss photography and lighting with someone who's seen as much as our latest guest, Roman Salicki. Roman is a head shot photographer from LA and he agreed to chat with us about his 20 plus years in the commercial photography industry. Roman shares some great stories about the famous photographers he has been privileged to study under as well as some of the things he's learned.