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Outdoor Lifestyle photographer based in southern New England, creating quality content for product & brand with a focus on Life Outdoors & by the Sea. A nimble and scalable production, specializing in yacht, sail, surf, travel, and adventure. 1% for the Planet member business
Colin has spent the last 18 years with one of the best jobs in the world. Each day brings new and interesting people to photograph and the challenge of making the best photo in any given situation. Colin's mission is to help brands tell human stories that inspire optimism, charity and hope for a better future. Colin lives in the East Passyunk neighborhood of Philadelphia, just a block away from his studio at the Bok Building. Colin is comfortable on large and small productions, from startup businesses and non profits, to Fortune 100 companies and some of the world's largest agencies. He enjoys working in his backyard, but also travels well. Colin welcomes any assignments in warmer climates, or anywhere with great skiing between January-March. Outside of photography, Colin enjoys running and cycling (mostly to justify his love of good food and drink), skiing , and laughing at his misbehaved beagle, Jefferson.
BORN IN ST. LOUIS. WENT TO WGHS. STL PEOPLE WILL UNDERSTAND THAT. FIRST CAR WAS THE MOTHERSHIP. PLAYED HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL & BASKETBALL. WENT TO SCHOOL IN CHICAGO. PLAYED COLLEGE BASKETBALL. STUDIED SPORTS MEDICINE. LIKED BIOLOGY. HATED CHEMISTRY. LEFT SCHOOL. SOLD WOMEN'S SHOES. STARTED PHOTOGRAPHING WITH MOM, LISA. HAS PHOTOGRAPHED NEARLY EVERY SPORT POSSIBLE. HAS BEAUTIFUL WIFE SARAH. PUG NAMED STELLA. IS 6'3" BUT CONSIDERED SHORT IN THE FAMILY. LIKES GOODFELLAS, DO THE RIGHT THING, & THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA (AND IS NOT AFRAID TO ADMIT IT). HATES MAYONNAISE. BUT WILL EAT COLE SLAW. WENT TO HALLMARK. GRADUATED 1ST IN CLASS. WAS RECIPIENT OF THE MAMIYA AWARD OF EXCELLENCE. ENJOYS BEER, VODKA & BOURBON. LISTENS TO DE LA SOUL & A TRIBE CALLED QUEST. CAN'T STAND COUNTRY MUSIC EXCEPT JOHNNY CASH OF COURSE. WEARS A HAT ALMOST 365 DAYS A YEAR. HAS A BIG NOSE AND BIG FEET. SOMETIMES IS KNOWN TO ROCK A (NOT SO) SWEET 'STACHE. TRIES TO BE A BETTER PERSON AND BETTER PHOTOGRAPHER EACH DAY. AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD, NOTORIOUS B.I.G. PEOPLE, OR 2PAC PEOPLE, I'M DEFINITELY A BIGGIE SMALLS GUY.
Nate Ryan is an editorial and commercial photographer based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His work is driven by a deep curiosity about the world around him and his desire to learn, and he finds joy in the surprising doors that only a camera can open. For 10 years Nate was the staff photographer for 89.3 The Current at Minnesota Public Radio, where he photographed and filmed some of the nation’s most popular musicians. With a degree in Geology and Studio Art from Carleton College, Nate brings a diverse range of knowledge to his projects. Keeping things easygoing is the goal – Nate specializes in portraying real people in inspiring ways. He loves to infuse advertising projects with the same depth and personality as he does with his documentary photojournalism and portrait work. Otherwsie you’ll likely find Nate out on a bike on a trail or road around the Twin Cities.
Traveling throughout the southeast, Dan Anderson has spent the past 19 years finding unique images to deliver to clients in a variety of situations. Chasing a hurricane across state lines while editing and sending images from the cab of his truck or creating promotional stills on feature film sets, long days of shooting with early mornings and late nights are not unfamiliar to him. Dan’s pictures have earned him the respect of editors and art directors along with publication on the front pages of national newspapers to billboard displays for upcoming motion pictures. Dan Anderson has worked for The European PressPhoto Agency, New York Times, ESPN.com, Thompson Reuters and Agence France-Press. His work has been published in MSNBC.com, Newsweek, SI.com, The New York Daily News, CNN.com, and The Wall Street Journal. Dan has also used his camera to help tell the stories of such companies as ThyssenKrupp Steel USA, Alabama Power, Mobile Airport Authority, Mitchell Cancer Institute and Walgreens.
Born in Melbourne, Australia Lynton Crabb’s childhood was spent in India and Papua New Guinea. After finishing high school he returned to Melbourne to study photography at RMIT University before embarking on his career as a professional photographer. Working internationally, Crabb has created conceptual photographic campaigns for clients in the advertising and design industries and been commissioned to shoot projects for many recognised companies. Good at creating the moment, Crabb's story telling style sees him shooting active lifestyle, property, hotel, business based projects. He is comfortable being sent anywhere in the world (or around the corner) to create suites of images encapsulating a company or organisations activities and message. Although carefully planned and executed his images often have the feel of candid moments. His understanding and clever use of light, as well as an ability to form a good rapport with his subject forms the basis for his graphic and engaging images.
Impactful images are made in the moment, or meticulously planned to look like they were. From the split seconds that define outcomes, to the fleeting expressions that can tell a whole story, I am committed to capturing and creating photographs that make a statement. As a former collegiate athlete much of my work is naturally inspired by competition, however my biggest inspiration in life is my family. When I’m not making pictures or spending time with my wife and our two crazy little boys, I’m probably exploring my other passion in life, music.
I picked up a small piece of green sea glass. I tucked it tight into my pocket. The ocean represents adventure for me. It’s a place that accepts me right where I am. I love that it’s always changing; swelling and thinning. The ocean is a dream; it’s never the same thing twice. I wasn’t always in love with the ocean. I grew up in Los Angeles, but we didn’t visit the beach often as a family. The few times we did go, I remember being wrapped in tight under a towel, cranky and impervious to the tide and crashing waves. As I entered adulthood, I accepted a job near the sea. I remember once I called in sick and spent the whole day exploring Laguna Beach with my dogs at the time (Bear and Sandy). They darted out past me in search of a seal. They charged the waves and barked into the vastness of the ocean. It was in this simple moment that I felt a connection to the sea. The cold water, my dogs’ joy, the salty air, all of it swirled around me, and I was in love. That sea glass that I pocketed was a memento of a perfect day. I love diving into the water, camera in hand, ready to capture whatever the tide brings my way; sometimes it’s my youngest son who swims out with me, sometimes it’s a tangled piece of seaweed beautifully dancing in the sunlight, and sometimes if I’m lucky, it’s a majestic pod of whales. Feeling lucky?
My name is Will Crooks and I am lucky enough to push buttons for a living in the South. I am an editorial and commercial portrait photographer based in Greenville, SC / Charlotte, NC / Atlanta, GA. Select editorial clients include British GQ, The New York Times, Barron’s, Road & Track, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, NBC News, Real Simple, Fortune, American Way, Asheville Made, Bon Appétit, TOWN, Upstate Business Journal, Greenville Journal, and Profile. Select commercial clients include Spotify, Lululemon, Krispy Kreme, Feetures, and Goodr.
Fernando Decillis is an Atlanta-based photographer specializing in advertising and documentary projects. Fernando was born in Montevideo, Uruguay to a teenage seamstress and an airport ramp agent. He spent his childhood roaming his town, Shangri La, asking local fisherman for advice and riding through Uruguay’s flat country roads as one of four passengers on his dad’s moped. In an effort to escape Uruguay’s military dictatorship, the Decillis family set out for the United States. At ten years old, speaking no English, Fernando attended public school in what is known today as the Dekalb International Corridor of Atlanta, or Buford Highway. His love of fútbol was his path to making friends with other immigrant children from all over the globe, who were simultaneously assimilating to life in the U.S. Fernando quickly learned to rely on nonverbal communication to foster a sense of oneness on the field with teammates who all spoke different languages. Fernando translates this skillset fluidly to photograph people from all walks of life, from world leaders to celebrities to local farmers. His award-winning photography teases a humanistic beauty out of everyday situations.
Born and raised in Reykjavík, Iceland. I spent a great deal of my childhood traveling across the country with my family. It was on those trips that i started documenting my surroundings with an instant camera. After getting a photography degree in Denmark i have worked closely with both agencies & magazines all over the world. When i am not out taking photos I am hopefully running or hiking trails, cross country skiing, playing with my daughters or listening to music in a remote mountain cabin.
Christopher Beauchamp is a Connecticut based location photographer & cinematographer specializing in dynamic location portraits and dramatic adventure sports imagery for advertising, editorial and corporate clients. Christopher’s success is the result of his aptitude as a creative visual problem solver. His experience stretches from international pharmaceutical campaigns and feature film productions to start up editorials and small business marketing as well as national brands, magazines, corporate, healthcare and EDU clients. Whether it’s a big production shoot or a simple concept that requires high caliber imagery, Christopher’s years of experience creating compelling visuals in virtually every conceivable circumstance combined with his emphasis on collaboration and being a team player allow him to maximize the potential of any shoot.
My name is Luke Copping, and I'm a Buffalo NY based commercial and editorial portrait photographer. I grew up in Canada but now live in Buffalo with my wife and kids. We love it here, and a lot of my photography focuses on the makers and doers who are busting their asses to make this Rust Belt city thrive again — I'm grateful that I get to be a part of telling that story. I create portraits for advertising agencies, magazines, and corporate clients across the US, Canada, and Europe — my portraits capture the vision, drive, and struggle of leaders, competitors, and driven underdogs. I’m allergic to cats and boredom — being a photographer is a good cure for the second one because I get to tell a different story every day. Even though I went to a great school and have had some fantastic mentors, I like to tell people I learned everything I know about photography during a training montage (queue the inspiring synth music…) If you're ever in Buffalo, I'll take you to the super-secret wing spots locals go to. And when you get bored of wings, I'll show you how this city really eats. I love black licorice, baking bread, reading horror novels, collecting fountain pens, exploring Buffalo's local food scene, and taking aimless late-night drives. I adore travel and will happily fly across the country/planet to make an image or two. I'm scared of dolls. I believe portrait photography is more than just a technical exercise and is instead a synthesis of vision, moment, and process that illustrates and amplifies something about the subject that is usually unseen. I have the same birthday as Louis Daguerre..
This is usually the area where photographers pretentiously posture as if they just cured cancer. They talk about how they connect spiritually with their subjects or how they've been influenced by Pee Wee Herman. Whatever. I find it quite annoying. In that spirit, I'll keep my pitch short and sweet. Here's what you need to know about me. I have more than 30 years experience in newspaper, magazine and commercial photography. I was a director of photography for a midwest ad agency as well as for the Topeka Capital-Journal.I shared in a Pulitzer Prize at the Kansas City Star for its coverage of the Hyatt Skywalk Collapse in 1981. A small piece of it, but a Pulitzer nonetheless. I like to have fun. I ride a road bike a lot, and my family is my number one priority. I won't tolerate intolerance. I don't like it when people talk on their cell phones while driving. It's dangerous. I play the uilleann pipes. I went to law school with my daughter. But the most important things you need to know about me are: I am easy to work with, I don't take myself too seriously, and I produce great work on a budget and on deadline. And now, I'm a FAA Part 107 Certified Drone pilot offering photography from an aerial perspective, too.
Kirk Irwin is a freelance photojournalist based in Columbus, OH. He is a masters' candidate at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and an alum of the prestigious Eddie Adams Workshop. He specializes in portrait and sports photography. His clients include Getty Images, the NY Times, USA Today, Ohio State University, The Columbus Blue Jackets, the Detroit Free-Press, Inside Lacrosse Magazine, Ohio Magazine, and Pace Communications. He is fully digital and can transmit from location on deadline. Please contact him for more information.
Hi, This is me, I’m a photographer living in the beautiful Chamonix Valley, France, and here’s a self portrait or a ‘selfie’.. I’ve been taking photos since I was a child, grabbing my dad’s trusty SLR and capturing the wonders of nature. Were they any good? Let’s just say I wasn’t quite the prodigy I could have been, but hey, I enjoyed it! Fast forward quite a few years and I finally picked up a camera again, and this time my shots weren’t half bad! In fact, I was still loving it, and the rest is history. I’ve been snapping away ever since, capturing everything from gorgeous landscapes to striking portraits, but my real passion is taking photos of action sports like skiing and mountain biking. But that’s not all I’m passionate about. When I’m not behind the lens, you might find me skiing down the slopes, cycling through the French Alps, or climbing the most breathtaking mountains. So here I am, living the dream in Chamonix, although I do like to pop up in the Scottish Highlands from time to time. And if you’ve read this far, well, you deserve a gold star!
Justin L. Stewart is an independent visual journalist from Jackson Hole, Wyoming who is currently based in Los Angeles, California. Justin earned his Master of Arts in Journalism from the Missouri School of Journalism at the University of Missouri. He enjoys working on projects that require both his cinematography and photography skills. He is also a skilled editor. Justin likes to document sports, everyday life, breaking news, politics, and relevant social matters. He works for NGO's, newspapers, documentary productions, and other clients in need of documentary work.
As a Kansas City-based commercial and editorial photographer, Steve Puppe’s freelance assignments range from food and environmental portraiture, to healthcare, agriculture and corporate photography. Living with his wife, two daughters and son outside the city, and with a studio in the Strawberry Hill area, Steve has stayed connected to the city where he’s spent much of his life. Steve’s interest in photography, like his connection to his hometown, has deep roots. With a painter for a mother, he was exposed to art at a young age, taking every art class available to him. He flirted with the paintbrush and the pencil, but it wasn’t until he received a camera that he fell in love. From his first high school photo class, Steve knew what he wanted to do with his life. While still a high school student, he had the good fortune of working with Hallmark Cards, which paired him with commercial photographers, and paid for his film and photo trips. Steve continued his photo studies at Kansas University, where he studied advertising and photojournalism. He also freelanced for Hallmark and commercial photographers on the side. Through Hallmark, Steve furthered his creative development, learning how to capture a diverse range of subjects from people to still life. He took that experience with him into a career in photojournalism, covering a variety of stories for notable papers. Eventually, Steve headed back to the studio, working as an in-house photographer at an ad agency. It was there that his degree in advertising gave came into play, giving him the insight to take on a wide array of clients and campaigns. Working as a graphic designer and photographer allowed Steve to take projects from conception all the way to the press check. Fast forward and nowadays, Steve combines that commercial experience with photojournalistic story telling shooting for notable clients like Cerner, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Sprint, Nike, Google, AT&T, Chrysler and IBM. When he’s not out on assignment, he’s cooking up some Kansas City BBQ, or taking pictures of his family because when Steve’s taking a picture, he’s happy.
Jon Enoch is an award-winning London-based advertising photographer and director with a bold, uncomplicated approach to his images. His commercial photography work sees him shooting in the advertising, lifestyle, editorial and corporate sectors for agencies or directly with brands, as well as NGOs and large enterprises. Equally at home on location or in the studio, clients include: Facebook, American Airlines, Stand up to Cancer, Wiggle, Norwegian Airlines, Ketchum, Skoda, The Times, The RNLI, Philips, EA Sports, ES Magazine and Benefit Cosmetics. Jon is writing this himself using the third person.
Erich Saide is an award-winning photographer whose clients come back to him time and time again for his crisp, highly polished imagery. From soft and sensual to edgy and dramatic, his stylized, cleanly executed photos use incredible lighting to capture a diverse range of moods. After more than 19 years in the business, Erich’s body of work spans an impressive breadth of styles and industries. Winner of the Communication Arts 58th Photography Annual Competition and his work has also graced the pages of Elle Canada, and is the recipient of the L’Oreal Colour Trophy. Born in Kingston, Jamaica and raised in Vancouver, BC, Canada Erich’s passion for photography led him to study commercial photography at Langara College before embarking on a career in music, fashion, commercial and advertising photography, both locally and abroad. The studio is located in Vancouver’s historic Gastown district. Highly motivated, energetic and full of passion for his craft, whether it's in the studio, on location, or by the side of a film set, Erich is happiest when he's creating powerful and dynamic images.
Based in Wisconsin and Washington D.C., I’m a sports and portraiture photographer who’s work is influenced by presenting the world of sports in a unique way — documenting the professional athletes as they are. In a sporting event, the most memorable moments often happen out of reach, miles from audience seats. This is when I get to photograph relatable portraits of athletes, human with feelings, allowing for fans or viewers to feel like they’re an intimate part of any sport. I served as the official team photographer for the NHL’s Washington Capitals for nearly 10 years, and was the staff photographer for MLB’s Washington Nationals baseball team. From covering almost every sporting event from the Olympics and IRONMAN, to the 2018 Stanley Cup Finals, my passion and artistry stems from my interest in conveying the power of emotions on and off the playing field. When I’m not in a stadium, you can find me running, traveling and spending time with my family and teacup yorkie Gus.
I am a Paris based photographer speaking English, French and German fluently, travelling the world to fulfil the demands of my clients. I regularly photograph advertising, portraits ( studio or on location ) institutional and travel documentaries or events for magazines, agencies or direct clients. Depending on demand of the shoot I arrive fully equipped on location, sometimes accompanied by a video team, a mobile studio ect. Obviously all images will have gone through post production to be perfect. The images will be delivered by FTP, Dropbox or Wetransfer as soon as possible. Working as a photographer since 25 years I am realising the images you need.
In nearly two decades in the commercial photography industry, Natalia proves a skillful dedication to the entire photography production process. During college, she kept her nose in the books for her commercial photography degree while working for internationally known photographers from coast-to-coast including Pete Barrett and Jim Erickson. Returning to NC, she worked as an independent retoucher and producer and began work with Jimmy Williams as Studio Manager. As a freelance photographer since 2007, Natalia travels with the lens of a storyteller. In addition to corporate and agency commissions, her immersive photographs have captured the landscapes of Southeast Asia, her own extended family dinner table in Chile, and delicate portraiture of coconut farmers in Panama. When she isn’t packing a suitcase or behind the viewfinder or monitor, Natalia can be found at home in Durham, NC stopping in on classes at Duke’s Center for Documentary Studies, volunteering for environmental and social causes, or joining friends on spontaneous bicycle tours. As a former professional salsa dancer, she occasionally dusts off her heels and hits the pista de baile.
I am a native of Pennsylvania, but I have been living and working as a photographer in Spain since 2011. Before that, I was a Visiting Professor at Rochester Institute of Technology. I specialize in portrait-based stories and campaigns, but I also shoot a lot of reportage-style imagery, automobiles and short films. My personal work normally stems from things that are a part of my life in one way or another, and represent a curiosity that I have about people. It is this curiosity that makes me want to keep being a photographer. I also love to travel. I am fluent in English and Spanish.
Growing up in a small southern town, the Marine Corps became my ticket to see the world. My call sign was “The Photographer” as I documented everything; cultural sites and heads of state to local people in remote villages. I was constantly learning, absorbing, and inspired by the beauty of life and captured every detail. As a photographer, I am constantly collecting memories, visual references, and experiences that fuel my concepts and ideas. From large-scale productions to streamlined minimalist studio portraits, I love the complexity of a big idea and the refinement of simple elegance. It is my job to tell a story that evokes desire, that compels emotion, and reveals the beautiful diversity of life.