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Danish born photographer Anders Overgaard comes from Helsingor, Hamlet’s notorious hometown. Anders’ interest in photography was first piqued at age 10, when he began by snapping photos of what he knew – his skateboarder and windsurfing friends. His love of the outdoors and the water continues to fuel the energetic quality of his current work. After completing his education at the Copenhagen Graphic Design School, Anders spent a year in Paris learning about the fashion business and freelance assisting notable photographers like Gilles Bensimon. In 1990, Anders moved to New York to work with world-class photographer Bruce Weber and then spent the next five thrilling years traveling with Bruce as though he was in a rock band. Anders’ high standards and complete devotion to creating the best possible imagery for his clients was shaped during those years. Ultimately, Anders put down roots in New York, where he has worked as a photographer for the last 15 years. Anders’ images possess a fresh, simmering vitality that threatens to jump off the page. In his photographic world, life is active, engaged, and physical, with a cinematic, narrative twist and a real sense of beauty of every kind. Anders always brings an open-minded, international perspective, and ease to the work he does for advertising, fashion, and celebrity clients. Anders’ editorial work has appeared in Harper’s Bazaar, Vanity Fair, Vogue, GQ, Interview and The New York Times Magazine, amongst others. A few of Anders’ advertising clients include Estee Lauder, Saks Fifth Avenue, Gap, Nautica, Ralph Lauren, & Tiffany. He currently divides his time between New York, London, and Copenhagen, along with and his wife and two sons.
I grew up in Biggar, a market town in central Scotland, the youngest of two kids to Les, the local vet, and Geraldine. Whilst my older sister, Linda, excelled at school on her way to becoming a doctor and making my father very proud, I was always the one that couldn’t quite make words in to sentences and for whom the numbers on the page would never quite add up. My only love was on the sports field playing rugby and so my parents, not quite knowing what direction I would take, would often send me off to work as a farmhand or labourer on building sites. I found out about my dyslexia aged 8 and it finally made sense why my teachers had always said, “he answers very well in class, but struggles to get it down on paper.” As I grew older, it became clear that I should do pictures and not words. I can clearly remember the confused faces of my traditional Scottish country folks, when I headed off to study a Fine Art, Drawing and Painting degree at the University of Dundee and then eventually told them I was upping sticks and heading to London to be a photographer, but for me pictures captured the words I couldn’t.
Joe Magnani and Jared Schlachet, the duo that make up JSquared Photography, have been working together for over a decade and remain one of the most sought after photography pairs in the industry. From studio and network work to publications, advertising, and brands, JSquared is known for their impeccable technical skills and their ability to bring creative visions to life in print and on screen. Joe and Jared attended the prestigious Brooks Institute of Photography, honing in on their craft from a young age. While they met after graduation, the duo began assisting one another on solo jobs and quickly realized that together, they could make magic happen on set. Their way of working is unique; two sets of eyes working together, with each photographer taking their turn behind the camera while the other directs each frame, guiding the shooter and ensuring every photo captures a detailed, moment in time.
Kirsten Miccoli is an internationally published fashion, beauty and advertising photographer based in the United States. Kirsten began cultivating her passion for photography at a young age. At 13, she was creating complex staged self portraits using props she collected and wardrobe from her mother's closet. Years of this practice gave Kirsten a very strong foundation and a unique approach to directing talent. Kirsten attended Columbia College Chicago and graduated with her BFA in 2010. She continues to use her documentary background to capture seemingly candid moments in even the most staged scenarios. At the age of 32, Kirsten now owns a studio in Chicago, IL but often travels shooting for clients all around the world. With over 12 years of professional experience, Kirsten has worked with many well known brands and celebrities. Overall, Kirsten enjoys being part of the creative process from start to finish. She loves working with others and bringing ideas to life. Whether she is meticulously constructing a new image or capturing the existing beauty of her subject, her love for photography and directing shows in every frame
Lyndon is an editorial and commercial photographer based out of Chicago, IL. He likes making pictures of people, vans, cars, dirt bikes, food, buildings, rocks, factories, clothes, shoes, family and the occasional winter surfer. Outside of being a photographer, he enjoys romantic joyrides in his station wagon accompanied by a cup of vanilla bean ice cream. For a taller male he's quite elegant on a pair of roller skates.
Born in Toronto / Had a bowl haircut at 10 years old and a mullet in high school / Graduated from York University with a degree in Film & Photography / Heard about a US Immigration Green Card lottery / Entered the Green Card lottery / Won a Green Card / Moved to Phoenix / Got married / Had a son / Bought a dog / Received a couple of photography awards / Still plays hockey twice a week / And still listens to Rush