Randy Duchaine is a Brooklyn-based photographer whose work focuses on portraiture and visual storytelling. For more than forty years, he has photographed individuals and organizations whose work reflects purpose, craftsmanship, and long-term commitment. His portraits have been commissioned by leading corporations, editorial publications, and mission-driven nonprofits, and have been used to raise funds, support advocacy, and document cultural and civic life.

Randy’s approach is grounded in efficiency, empathy, and respect for his subjects. Whether photographing executives, artists, or artisans, he brings a genuine curiosity that allows people to feel at ease and reveals the character behind the role. His work emphasizes authentic environments and existing light, shaping strong narratives from ordinary places.

Randy studied at the Brooks Institute of Photography, where he later taught, and has lectured widely at academic and cultural institutions. His work is held in corporate collections and in the permanent archives of the Brooklyn Public Library.