At Schalk Pienaar Photography, we transform moments into timeless art. Based in Brooklyn, NY, I like telling story, whatever that story might be. Whether capturing the essence of nature, the excitement of a wedding or engagement, or the professionalism of a corporate headshot.

Chate is a Photographer/Graphic Designer living in New York City. He began shooting pictures as a hobby but soon his work began showing up in magazines and websites. His pictures have appeared in newspapers and magazines in New York, New Jersey, Florida, Minnesota, Canada and as far away as London and India! For more than seven years he shot the Bollywood Fashion Awards, Bollywood Music Awards and Bollywood Film Awards from first-time models on the ramp to Amitabh Bachchan and Aishwaria Rai. He was Featured in Anokhi Magazine – one of the finest South Asian fashion magazines in North America, with a seven page spread in 2006 and again in 2008...

I started Tenor to create the best pictures in New York for actors, singers, dancers, models, artists and performers of all stripes. * If you’re an actor looking for a great headshot to help you land an audition or meeting with an agent. * If you already have headshots but are looking for a different approach to your images. * If you’re in the corporate world and need a portrait with a bit more edge and creativity. * If you want your profile picture to be more than a selfie. Tenor is conveniently located in Manhattan near Union Square with roof garden access for gorgeous outdoor shots.

I pirde myself on making my customers happy with the images that we create as a team, photographer and subject(S). I listen to you what you want and I use my skills to bring out the best in you. My photography is emotional . I want people to feel when they review my images. I want my customers to have fun, I want to have fun and I want others to see the fun, and approeciate the effort that created the images. I like the process from beginning to end in creating great photographs....

My creativity and point of view of how I see the subject infront of my lens before the shot is taken. Freezing a moment that only last forever in a frame.