About Vickie Gray
Baltimore’s Premier Headshot Photographer
“It is more important to click with people than to click the shutter.”
-Alfred Eisenstaedt
Vickie Gray
“My favorite part about what I do is my clients.”
Whether we’ve known each other for years or are just getting acquainted, every client is a new experience. I love learning about their goals and their careers. Our sessions are a lot of fun! The more ideas and input you have, the better.
I started my photography business in 2016, after a successful career as a legal marketing professional. Many of the lawyers, consultants, colleagues, and coworkers I met during that career are now my photography clients. It took a while to transition from the buttoned-down corporate world to a relaxed, creative environment. What a fulfilling journey it’s been.
I have a diverse portfolio and strive to maintain that diversity. My clients trust me to treat them fairly. I am confident that I will give them the best image I can. And I continually work to support the community around me.
My husband, Al Spoler, is a well-known local food and wine specialist. We live in Baltimore City with our two dogs, Archie and Sally, and travel as much as we can.
“I Highly Recommend Vickie Gray!
My experience with Vickie Gray Images was phenomenal and I highly recommend them. The photo shoot was professional, kind, and the photo came out great!”
Vickie’s Business Values
Diversity
I am proud of the diversity displayed in my portfolio. I am determined to have people of all colors, genders, ethnicities, ages, and appearances represented in my work. I want my photos to reflect the beautiful diversity of the people where I live.
Fairness
I treat all clients as consistently as I can. Whether you are a 20-year-old aspiring actor or a 70-year-old executive, my interaction with you is the same. I understand that you have many photographers to choose from, and respect the fact that you selected me.
Confidence
I am convinced that, with the proper tools and resources, anyone can achieve a successful career. As a photographer, my job is to give you photos that show your trustworthiness, competence and vitality. I know how important it is to project a confident image, and I am excited to be part of your career path.
Community
My professional and personal community means a lot to me, as do the Baltimore neighborhoods where I live and work. I particularly support organizations and efforts that promote the success and well being of women. Mentorship, volunteerism and personal involvement are all the ways I contribute to the well being of my communities.