A man with glasses, a mustache, and a sweater with a geometric pattern is smiling while holding a large black and brown cat. There is another large cat, a tabby, sitting on the man's shoulder. They are all in front of a blue background with colorful neon laser lines.

Shawn Robbins

photographer/husband/father/coastie/cat dad

Hi, I’m Shawn Robbins and I have over fifteen years experience in live events, headshots, and travel photography. I am currently an active duty member of the United States Coast Guard, husband and father of an Ultraman obsessed boy. My passion for photography is reflected in my work, punctuality, open communication, and ability to adapt to any shoot. I just love what I do!

My photographs have been featured in ELLE, RiFF Magazine, a Bay Area Comedy book, and many other music websites, blogs, and unofficial Instagram posts. I also used to produce and host my own comedy variety show called Snob Theater in San Francisco, CA.

I do not have a physical address that is open to the public since most work is done remotely. If you would like to schedule an appointment for a show, headshots, or a commercial shoot, contact me directly and we can schedule a meeting.

Based in Falmouth, Maine but is available for travel.

SEE SOME OF MY PUBLISHED WORK BELOW

A band cover design for 'Hatred,' featuring a black dog with a red and black logo, a group photo of three men with tattoos standing in front of a brick wall, and track listing on the side.
A collage-style image featuring torn paper with four sections of text overlaid on a grayscale background. The sections include poetic lyrics or song lyrics with titles like 'To Make You,' 'Stolen in Daylight,' 'Veal,' and 'Hatred,' along with images of a man and a person holding a sign. The image also credits Shawn Poobin for the photos.
A black and white flyer with Gothic-style text and decorative elements. The flyer features three columns of poetry or lyrics, with a central photograph of a person singing into a microphone and playing a guitar, surrounded by elaborate artwork. Gothic-style text reads "Hateful noose" and "Infernal departure" in bold, ornate fonts. The flyer is associated with the band Ragnarök Records and contains themes of disillusionment and chaos.
Promotional poster for the band Version City Blues featuring the band name, three black-and-white photos of band members playing instruments, a stylized background with a girl holding a bomb with a lit fuse, and an image of a cassette tape labeled "Retract Dem0 2025".
Lead singer of Death Cab for Cutie performing with a guitar on stage, with a guitarist in the background, illuminated by blue stage lights at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland.
Singer performing on stage with red lighting, wearing a red and black plaid skirt and black top, holding a microphone.
A black and white magazine page from Elle featuring a stand-up comedy performer on stage with a microphone, a stool, and a water bottle. The page headline reads 'VERY FUNNY' and includes a caption about Tig Notaro's career.