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TigerCat Photography Professional Executive Portraiture, Modeling Portfolios, and Family Portraits My name is Rick Pranitis. Photography has been my passion for over forty years.

I am a Certified Professional Photographer, CPP as designated by the Professional Photographers of America (PPA). My award winning images have appeared in magazines, business journals and newsletters, newspapers, and in public and private galleries across the country. Providing a personal touch combined with a unique creative flair, I offer a no-pressure, comfortable atmosphere to capture your images forever. I work with an easy-going nature, creating a relaxed environment while responding to your needs and expectations with professionalism at every step. Visit my on-line gallery at:
TigerCatPhotography.com

Or you can contact me directly for a specific photographic assignment:

Telephone: (317) 509-1058

email: [email protected]

Portrait photography by Rick Pranitis - accepting bookings now. In Studio or on location. Call (317) 708-2900 to arrange...
10/18/2026

Portrait photography by Rick Pranitis - accepting bookings now. In Studio or on location. Call (317) 708-2900 to arrange your photo session.

It's not just school pictures. It's any intellectual property created by photographers. And it's about time this is bein...
10/18/2026

It's not just school pictures. It's any intellectual property created by photographers. And it's about time this is being treated seriously.

Works for me!
10/12/2026

Works for me!

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09/26/2026

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Remembering photographer Lewis Wickes Hine who was born on this day, September 26th, in 1874.

Hine used his camera as a tool for social reform and his images were instrumental in changing child labour laws in the United States.

You can read more about his life and work in the link I'll drop in the comment section. ....
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Images: US Library of Congress - used under open license.

My very first camera, from 1953. A Kodak Pony 828. Still functions, although the slower shutter speeds are a bit unrelia...
09/22/2026

My very first camera, from 1953. A Kodak Pony 828. Still functions, although the slower shutter speeds are a bit unreliable.
What makes this even more interesting, I've come across some unopened and unused 828 film. It's dated 1972. I'm half tempted to load and shoot. Just to see what might come out.

09/15/2026

Remembering Czech photographer Josef Sudek, who died on this day, September the 15th, in 1976.

Originally a book-binder Josef took up photography after losing an arm in WW1 - he went on to become internationally renowned for his work across a variety of photographic genres.

You can read more about his life and see samples of his work via the link that I'll add in the comments section.
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Image: Sudek.

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09/10/2026

Register now at www.ippgonline.org Registration is $99.00 per person. PPA members can earn one service merit.

09/09/2026

Remembering the late, Hungarian-French, photographer Gyula Halász - more commonly know as Brassaï, who was born on this day, September the 9th, in 1899.

Brassaï had a passion for night photography, and famously described his method of exposure timing thus:
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'To gauge my shutter time, I would smoke cigarettes—a Gauloise for a certain light, a Boyard if it was darker.

The policemen on patrol wondered what kind of crime I was in the midst of committing. They had never seen anyone taking pictures at night and for good reason.

To clear myself, I always had some prints with me to show them. I have noticed that policemen are very interested in photography. So they immediately became friendlier... '

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You can read more about his life and see samples of his work via the link that I'll add in the comments section. ...
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Image: Brassaï - self portrait, 1932.

08/18/2026
In Studio Portraits by Rick Pranitis – TigerCat Photography is taking bookings. Call now to arrange an appointment (317)...
08/10/2026

In Studio Portraits by Rick Pranitis – TigerCat Photography is taking bookings. Call now to arrange an appointment (317) 708-2900

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1125 3rd Avenue SW
Carmel, IN
46032

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