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Richard Boll

Since 2004 Richard Boll has been carrying out creative editorial and commercial photography assignments in London and internationally. Equally adept at working in a studio or on location, he works in the fields of still life, portrait and lifestyle photography. Richard graduated with a BA (Hons) degree in Photography from the Edinburgh College of Art in 1999, and gained an MA with distinction from the University of Brighton in 2016.

Sandy Noto

Sandy Noto is a food and travel photographer. Her specialities include pantomiming to order delicious meals abroad, finding the cutest pastry shop in any city and inviting herself over to your next dinner party. She is particularly proud to have photographed 256 restaurants and counting without any major mishaps, just a few creative messes. Her style is bright, energetic and happy. When she’s not writing about herself in third person or working as a photographer, Sandy can generally be found at home in Chicago baking or hanging out with her pets and husband, Eli. Her work has appeared in Food & Wine, The Wall St. Journal and Chicago Tribune and she’s worked with broad range of food and travel focused brands. She’s partial to any assignments with a collaborative component or an opportunity to travel.

Shea Evans

I almost can’t believe that this is my job now. I feel incredibly lucky to be able to photograph food and food stories, for boutique food companies and national brands, restaurants and resorts, chefs and purveyors, farmers and wine makers. I’m most interested in storytelling, in the intersection between people and place and food. I worked as a sushi chef for over a decade before I traded my knife for a camera. When I’m not photographing food, I’m cooking at home, or traveling for it. I’m a sucker for chorizo tacos, and if brownie-a-la-mode is on a menu, I’m bound by a personal code to order it. My girlfriend calls me a “light dork”, because wherever I find myself, I’m distracted by it and turning over where to find it again or how to recreate it. As a sushi chef, I became comfortable being publicly under pressure with packed tables, a full bar and a line out the door, or when the restaurant was slow, I was often the entertainment in an intimate setting. I learned how to read a room, to enjoy working with and in front of, a wide variety of people and personalities. It was a wild ride. No night was ever the same and I came to truly value grace under pressure, communication, flexibility and teamwork.

Dana Ullman

Dana Ullman was born in San Francisco and grew up in the Pacific Northwest. She is a New York-based independent photojournalist and writer whose work focuses on humanizing statistics and social issues through storytelling. Dana’s stories have been published by the New York Times, the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists & The GroundTruth Project, Foreign Policy Magazine, California Sunday Magazine, The Texas Observer, Time, CNN, The Atlantic and the Associated Press, among others. She has been a reporting fellow with the International Women’s Media Foundation (2016, 2018 + 2019) and the International Center for Journalists (2015), as well as received a Puffin Foundation Grant (2014) for "Another Kind of Prison", which documents life after prison for women in the USA. She is a member of Wonderful Machine. Dana is available for assignments globally, particularly East Africa and Scandinavia. Currently, Dana is especially focused on transnational stories in the United States and Mexico.

Ed Carreón

In the beginning he aspired to smuggle gems from Sri Lanka and live on the island of Fatu Hiva where Gauguin painted. Instead moved to Micronesia and got lost for two years. Fell in lust. Slid down a coconut tree; very painful. Saw a blue moon. Was attacked by sharks but got lucky. Built houses, speared fish, Fell in love. Went home empty handed. Went to school, got bored then graduated. Lived in Mexico, fell in love, got drunk with a cartel hit man. Lived in Indian village, broke two ribs, lost all his money on a cock fight, got lost in a cave but now is found. Published widely acclaimed work. Made mama proud. Worked for newspapers. Worked for Sipa Press. Walked in the desert, got heat stroke, thought he saw God or Jerry Garcia. Recovered. Worked for Life, Fortune, Newsweek, National Geographic. Went to Cuba and smoked cigars. Fell in Love. Married in Havana. She saw him coming a mile away. Fortunate tragedy. Recovered. Worked for New York Times, Discovery Channel, Amgen, Target, etc. Worked in Latin America. Fell in Love with the wrong woman then Fell in love with the right woman Got Married, wife, kid, beagle and garden. The whole nine yards. Beagle ate the house. Likes tomatoes, green tea and bike riding. Most pressing question: "Are we living in a simulation.?"

Matt Furman

Scott Galvin

Bailey Garrot

I am an Atlanta based photographer focusing on food and lifestyle. With experience in art direction, creating concepts, and seeing them through to completion, I am happiest when I collaborate creatively with a team. I’ve worked as a professional commercial photographer since 2012. After earning a BFA in photography at Georgia State University, I have spent time with fascinating people and mission-driven companies in the field and in the studio.

John Kuczala

Husband, father, photographer, dog walker.

Lou Bopp

I’m an on-location photographer and director. My aesthetic approach is driven by real, textural, compelling moments, whether shooting stills or motion. I specialize in capturing authentic imagery depicting lifestyle, work and industrial scenes for corporate and agency clients and have years of commercial experience including large global image brand libraries, advertising campaigns, editorial and short form motion assets for web & broadcast, as well as one full length documentary. Partial list of clients and project partners include: ebay, Mississippi Tourism, Marley Coffee, Microsoft, Morgan Stanley, AMD, Deutsche Bank, Intel, Nike, AMEX, American Airlines, GE, Disney World, Time Warner, Time Magazine, Sports Illustrated, J. Walter Thomas, People Magazine, AG Edwards, CDW, Y & R, Fleishman-Hillard, McCann-Erickson, FutureBrand and more. I have had the unique privilege of having one of my images selected for a USPS First-Class Forever stamp. I have 2 published books: Hidden History of Mississippi Blues (History Press) and Mississippi Juke Joint Confidential: House Parties, Hustlers & the Blues Life (Arcadia Publishing).

John Olive

Hi, I’m John. I am a commercial and editorial photographer specializing in lifestyle, fashion, and beauty imagery. I enjoy telling stories with pictures of people. I grew up on the banks of the Tennessee River, in an area of northern Alabama best known for its legendary recording studios and its ample fresh water. The grandson of a boat builder, I spent most of my childhood splashing around in the latter. My love for being in, on, and near the water continues to this day and has led me to the shores of South Florida, where I live with my wife, Erin, and our daughter, Emilia. (You may even see water make an appearance in my work from time to time.) I picked up the camera professionally in 2010, two years after our move to Miami, and have not looked back. When not working on a project, I can be found teaching photography classes, playing guitar for an audience of two, debating the intricacies of life with a toddler, or predictably, somewhere near the water.

Jason Innes

Jason is a Denver area commercial, product, portrait/headshot, advertising and editorial photographer specializing in fitness, and lifestyle advertising. His energetic imagery is the result of the enthusiasm and joy he brings to the shoot. Attention to detail and passion for what he does makes Jason a pleasure to work with. Jason resides in Colorado with his wife and three children. Commercial Photography Clients Include: Proctor & Gamble, Ford Motor Company, Costco, Target, Champion, Coors Brewing, Disney Channel, Gillette, Google, MTV, Toyota, Reebok, Gaiam, Danskin, Suzuki, AEG, Bookmaker

Joe Buglewicz

I was born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1985 and am currently based in Las Vegas working as a freelance photographer. Select clients include The Associated Press, Bloomberg, BuzzFeed, Getty Images, The New York Times, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Amazon and Discovery Communications. Prior to Vegas I freelanced for five years in Nashville, hustled five years in New York City (freelance, editor, gallery/photo book publisher, educator) and before that earned a Bachelor of Journalism from The University of Texas at Austin. Portions of my back archive are syndicated by Redux Pictures.

Mike Roemer

Green Bay, Wisconsin-based commercial and editorial photographer, Mike Roemer, is a Midwest-based photographer working in the areas of agriculture, manufacturing, industrial, healthcare, transportation, tourism, hospitality and sports. He is also an FAA Part 107 licensed and insured drone pilot. He has won first place awards in Pictures of the Year International, National Press Photographers Best of Photojournalism, and National Headliners. He also was a two-time winner in the American Society of Media Photographer’s Best of ASMP, with a first place in editorial for a photo from 2019 and an honorable mention for 2020, along with being a three-time winner in the Pro Football Hall of Fame photo contest.

VantagePoint (Jeff Peters)

What did you want to be when you grew up? I almost became a Nuclear Engineer. Thankfully, after about a year of college physics and math, my creative brain cells wrestled control over the nerdy geek in me and pointed me to Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara. I still have a bit of that nerdy geek in me, but in a creative photographic way. The San Francisco Bay Area is where I landed after graduation and where I launched Vantage Point Photography. I love what I do. I love the process. I love creating images that cause people to pause, to look, to think and sometimes to smile. My other loves? My kids, our dog, a good hiking trail, and my SX 70 loaded with Polaroid film.

QPH Photo (Quentin Penn Hollar)

Hello! I’m Quentin Penn-Hollar. I call Richmond home now, but grew up in the mountains of Madison County, VA and honed my photography skills living in New York City. I specialize in shooting spaces inside and out. I became more than a point-and-shoot photographer when my uncle, Madison County photographer John Berry (www.johnberryphotography.com), “loaned” me one of his back-up cameras. He never got that camera back (don’t worry, he’s okay with it). When I’m not staring through glass I’m usually at one of my favorite Richmond restaurants or breweries, drinking iced coffee (lots of it), or hanging out with my wife Bonnie, our son Henry, and our rescue pit bull, SpottieOttieDopaLicious.

Erik Isakson

I am a commercial photographer based in Southern California, with an emphasis in creating sports lifestyle imagery. My love for photography began when I was 11 years old with a Sports Illustrated subscription that included a free camera. Changing the plastic cameras f-stop’s from cloudy to partly cloudy, and even to the sunny setting was all the sophistication I needed to test it out the first time photographing Shamu on our family vacation. From there, as they say, the rest is history. Having participated in sports and outdoor adventure throughout my life I naturally gravitated towards sports lifestyle imagery. It has always provided me with opportunities to challenge myself in new ways, creatively and technically. Whether I’m photographing an NBA superstar with a five minute time limit or capturing a runner in full stride, each day as a photographer is exhilarating and satisfying.

Scott Slusher

Balancing his signature cowboy aesthetic with a background in fashion, photographer and director Scott Slusher is just as comfortable shooting a Times Square beauty campaign as he is capturing the white-knucked action of the rodeo. The photographer and motion artist has a degree in fashion design from the Art Institute of Dallas and has been recognized by the Shorty Awards. Scott’s father, a famous Oklahoma horse doctor, gave him his first film camera, which sparked a lifelong fascination with the rugged beauty of the West. Scott’s imagery tells the stories of grizzled motorcyclists, noble steers, sharp-eyed cowgirls and lifelong artisans. Despite always being in the center of the action, his imagery is less defined by adrenaline-fueled dramatic moments, but rather the controlled burn of a wider narrative. Scott is based in Dallas, Texas and can usually be spotted by his trademark neckerchief.

Erin Little

"I like the unusual, the moment just before the ‘perfect picture’ and the beauty in reality." I still have the first photograph I ever took on my mood board: a Polaroid of my mother, father, and dog. I took it at the age of three after my parents handed me the camera because they were tired of never seeing themselves in the family photo albums. From there, I became obsessed with capturing visual memories, setting up shoots with my friends in a make-shift studio (a sheet and some props), and devouring my mother’s old LIFE magazines for inspiration. After many years (and jazz music school), I started getting hired for portrait sessions and documenting the lives of others, and I realized that what had been my hobby and passion could actually be my profession. So thirteen years later, I’ve never looked back. I’ve been fortunate to work among many talented professionals in the industry and to see my work in The New York Times and publications like Dwell and GQ. I love peeking into the lives of others and capturing it all in an intimate, genuine, and creative way.

Tiffany Luong

I am a commercial lifestyle and editorial photographer with roots in family photojournalism. My work best serves brands who want to help people aspire to collect moments rather than things: experiential activities, family-friendly services, artisans, museums, education, minimalistic living, agrotourism, family travel, social documentary work, and visual ethnographies.

David Barak

I’ve worked on staff for Florida and California newspapers and I now freelance from San Diego, working anywhere editorial assignments take me. During my time as a newspaper employee I also worked as a business columnist, copy editor and illustrator. I have a San Diego Police Department media credential and a current US passport. My Spanish skills are good enough for me to hail a cab and feed myself when I’m in Mexico – muy importante! I’m a member of the National Press Photographers Association and the American Society of Media Photographers. I also have a background in video and audio production and I maintain a collection of related equipment and software. Although my concentration is on still photography, if your project requires multimedia content in addition to still images I can deliver high quality files or a finished product with titles and music. Before beginning my photography career I served in the US Navy, flying as a sensor operator in S-3A Vikings from USS Carl Vinson.

Gerard Yunker

Gerard Yunker has been working as a professional photographer throughout North America for more than 30 years. His extensive career includes high-profile clients and agencies shooting a variety of styles including industrial, commercial, energy and fashion. His fascination with light, feeling, and emotion has culminated into an impressive body of work that allows him to capture images—whether assets, products or people—in a captivating and compelling way. Gerard’s strong attention to detail, technical aptitude, and relentless pursuit of the perfect shot consistently exceeds his clients’ expectations, and is part of why he is sought after by many leading brands in North America.

Ben Sassani

My name is Ben Sassani and I have a little infatuation with Texas BBQ and Big Bend National Park. I’ve been shooting weddings, portraits, and events since 2008. But in 2013 I went to west Texas for the first time and fell in love with the landscape and night sky. I’ve been back ever since at least once a year. I’ve hiked, camped, and slept under the stars in other national parks, and to me, none compare to Big Bend. I grew up with BBQ in Texas, but fell in love with the craft style BBQ in 2014. Since then I’ve traveled all around the country from New York to LA eating all types of BBQ (Texas style mainly) and making friends with the pitmasters the ones responsible for making the amazing food. My love for portraits has led me to doing portraits of folks in the BBQ community accompanied with stories from them on BBQ Confessional. My love for West Texas and Big Bend has led me to doing landscapes, cityscapes, and nightscapes around the country. I appreciate everyone who has supported me throughout this journey and hope to keep doing all this for a long time to come

Joe Quint

I’m a documentary filmmaker and photographer from Brooklyn, NY. Widely exhibited, my work consists largely of telling well-intentioned and respectful stories about people on journeys – people who either are experiencing great challenges or who have overcome such challenges. My most recent film project, "Hello Sunshine”, profiles a woman who has survived decades of gun violence and domestic violence trauma and has channeled these traumas into service – saving the lives of those in active opioid addiction and supporting the families of murder victims. In addition, I have an on-going project about the impact of gun violence on a diverse group of Americans. Young, old, rich, poor, in big cities and in rural communities – “It Takes Us” shows how gun violence cuts through the heart of the country. “It Takes Us” has been published globally and presented at colleges, universities, medical centers, and more. Press and Exhibitions: Photoville, NYC PhotoNoLa Penn State University John Jay College of Criminal Justice The University of Iowa The Connecticut State Capitol NBC News PBS Newshour The Guardian PEOPLE Magazine INStyle Magazine The Huffington Post The Wall Street Journal

David W. Johnson

David Johnson is an internationally published editorial photographer based in Chicago, Illinois. While pursuing a theological studies degree and training to become a national level sprinter, David’s work as a volunteer youth mentor brought him on several trips overseas where he began to grow as a photographer. As opportunities to share his images increased, he soon discovered photography’s potential to fulfill a lifelong desire to understand people and their stories. David’s work has brought him around the globe traveling throughout East Africa, Central America, Asia, India, and Eastern Europe. His images are prominently featured in the award-winning global re-branding for Motorola Solutions and have appeared in Times Square, Fitness Magazine, Michigan Avenue Magazine, and many other national and international forums. He has done extensive work with several non-profit and international aide organizations helping to raise funds for under-resourced communities in the developing world.