LAS VEGAS HEADSHOT PHOTOGRAPHER

Our business is photography, and we specialize in creating imagery for professionals who are serious about how they show up in the world.

We understand the realities of building a business and everything that comes with being self-employed.

We have worked side by side in the photography industry for more than 25 years.

People often ask how we manage being both spouses and business partners while spending so much of life working together.

Our answer is simple. We are better together.

We complement each other naturally. Where one of us is less strong, the other brings strength. Those differences have helped us grow as creatives, business owners, individuals, and partners.

So how do we balance work and love?

For us, there is no real divide between business and personal life. It is all part of the life we have built together.

Even from our early days photographing and interviewing Hollywood royalty, we have always been able to bring our ideas and creative vision together in a positive and productive way.

Collaboration has long been part of how we work and how we live.

Whether we are building a promotion, planning a new project, or unwinding together with one of our favorite shows, the life we have created together feels natural to us.

We share both work and rest, and that makes each day its own experience.

There may not be much distance to make the heart grow fonder, but there is a deep level of trust and respect that has grown stronger with time.

That foundation has supported us through both the rewarding moments and the difficult ones.

Of course, disagreements happen. But beneath them is a deep sense of security, confidence, and love that makes resolution easier and connection stronger.

One of our long-standing boundaries has stayed firmly in place: no cell phones in bed and none during our cherished morning coffee meetings.

Photographer, gear enthusiast, and Veronica’s private chef.

Also known as Cesare Bonazza. I spelled my name phonetically because I thought it might make it a little easier to pronounce, and yes, I am Italian.

I have a deep appreciation for cars, cameras, Formula 1 racing, great food and I have always had a soft spot for the underdog.

Naturally, food, wine, passion, and travel tend to find their way into most of my conversations.

I am just as happy preparing a simple tomato and basil pasta for friends and family on a quiet summer afternoon as I am organizing my gear for a new client session. Both bring me genuine joy.

Photography has given me the extraordinary opportunity to travel throughout my life. If you have had that same privilege, then you know the world is a beautiful, layered, and endlessly inspiring place.

I enjoy sharing the experiences I have had and the meaningful things I have collected along the way.

Over the years, I have become best known for photographing people of all kinds - different ages, backgrounds, personalities, and stories.

What continues to inspire me most is the creative process and the connection behind it.

It is the only work I have ever known, and after so many years with a camera in my hand, I cannot imagine doing anything else.

I also deeply value this country and feel grateful to build a life here with my wife, our two daughters, four dogs, a cat, and the many friendships we have made along the way.

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Studio Manager, marketing and branding enthusiast, and Chezaray’s biggest supporter.

I have always had a bit of a tomboy side, along with a love for the simpler things in life.

I enjoy a memorable dining experience, which is one of the many perks of living in Las Vegas, a city with an endless range of wonderful restaurants to enjoy.

As an Air Force brat with a degree in Journalism, I began my career as a television reporter in Detroit after graduation. It did not take long for me to realize that covering fires, robberies, and crime scenes was not the right fit for me.

On the personal side, and in no particular order, I enjoy upcycling furniture, weekend projects, peonies, reading, spending time with my family, and playing with our dogs.

So, I eventually made my way back to Los Angeles, where I owned and operated a flower shop serving the film industry, corporate accounts, and special events. That chapter of life was much more my style.

Today, I happily support our clients by assisting with logistics, offering creative input, and helping guide the planning and preparation that goes into a successful photography session.

It was during those early years that I met Chezaray, fell in love, got married, and began building both a life and a business alongside him.

My professional background includes writing, public speaking, floral design, business management, marketing, image consulting, corporate event planning, and sales.

Those skills now come together naturally in the work I do behind the scenes at Chezaray Photography.

Over the years, I have worn many hats and developed a wide range of strengths, many of which I now have the privilege of sharing with our clients.