
Telling stories that linger, through light and lens.
Photography
I believe the strongest stories are felt before they’re heard. I strive to craft a visual first impression that invites curiosity, lingers in memory, and speaks without saying a word.

Creative Career Seminars & Workshops
Whether I’m guiding an intimate workshop or speaking to a packed seminar, I bring with me years of experience shaped by the fast-paced world of media, marketing, and advertising. More than credentials, I bring a deep passion for teaching, for sharing what I’ve learned, and for helping students unlock their own potential. My goal is simple: to inspire, to equip, and to walk alongside the next generation as they shape their own creative paths.
Video
What better way to move hearts and share a story than through the rhythm of video? It’s where imagery, music, and language intertwine Turning a message into motion, and a vision into something that can be felt. It’s not just about creating content, it’s about crafting moments that resonate long after the screen fades to black.

Testimonials
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“I've worked with Nick for several years as a business client of a University. I've consistently been impressed with the quality of his work. He takes outstanding photos. Nick is easy to work with, is trust-worthy, and is always dependable. Plus, he always brings a positive demeanor to a photo assignment and has a good ability to relate with his photo subjects.”
~ Greg Latshaw, Director of Marketing and Communications at the University of Pittsburgh School of Education
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“Nick Conti's work exceeds expectations both in quality and professionalism. I've hired him to shoot portraits for an interactive museum exhibit and to document art work. In both cases he was prepared, engaged and responsive to input. The work was completed in a timely manner and the finished results were top notch.”
~ Nicholas Hohman, Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh
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“Nick's talent and vision isn't only obvious in his own personal work but in his ability to share his knowledge with students (while volunteering or at the collegiate level) how to create incredible imagery and look at things differently.”
~ Jen Haberberger, Art Teacher