About

Cliff Ritchey traveled for ten years as a writer, engineer and musician playing for various artists such as Jaci Valasquez, Island recording artist Jon Mclaughlin. “I bought my first camera while I was on the road and fell in love with it immediately. I later broke my wrist, sold some photos, became a father and the rest is history.”

Since 2007, Cliff has taken his creative energy and enthusiasm and has thrown himself full-time into photography. He specializes in Location commercial photography. He has photographed the likes of Meg and Jim Irsay at the introduction of the Jack Kerouac exhibit located at the Indianapolis Museum of Art to Bill and Gloria Gaither for their Homecoming Magazine. He recently spent a week with Island recording artist Jon Mclaughlin, shooting at the Grinder in New York City and the House of Blues in Chicago. Cliff has worked with design companies such as Borshoff, as well as tuitivegroup out of Indianapolis. He became a member of IPPG in 2008.

Finally, Cliff has an easy going, fun approachable attitude that translates to his clients and his work as a photographer. His ability to solve problems quickly, his creative energy mixed with his flexible personality make him well suited as a commercial photographer.