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Victor Fraile

Spanish born, Hong Kong brewed, Mexico City based and globally working, commercial – advertising & editorial photographer specializing in sports, portraits, and lifestyle. Victor started his career while completing his Marketing Communications degree, shooting assignments around the globe for high-profile surfing magazines. As a photographer, he went on to develop his expertise in editorial photography working for world-renowned Reuters and Getty Images agencies in Spain and in Asia. Victor has covered events that he is most passionate about, having photographed 3x Summer & Winter Olympics Games, Formula 1 GP’s, several world swimming championships, athletics, soccer, badminton, and Grand Slams ATP & WTA tennis tournaments.

Clint McLean

Clint is a photographer and writer who shoots for clients such as Monocle, Guardian weekend magazine, FT magazine, Forbes, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, Travel & Leisure, Wirtschaftswoche, Die Zeit, Die Weltwoche, Capital, Bloomberg Businessweek, Maclean’s, Report on Business magazine, ‘M’ Le Monde magazine and more. As a writer, he’s written destination and travel pieces for airline and airport magazines as well as content marketing for companies like Momondo. Corporate clients include Crown Prince Court – Abu Dhabi, Art Dubai, Masdar City, Falcon Private Bank, Siemens, New York Institute of Technology, New York University, Wilhelmsen Ships Service and more

Carl Bower

I’m a Denver-based photographer and Pulitzer finalist whose work has been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the U.S. I specialize in intimate portraits and documentary coverage. When telling stories, it’s not enough to convey information; people have to care about what they see. So I try to forge a relationship between the subject and the viewer then get out of the way. I also try not to take pictures I brought with me in my head. I do my homework, solve problems, meet deadlines, and know the person in front of my camera is far more important than the person behind it.

Marlene Gawrisch

Jason Keen

Jason Keen + Co is a multi-disciplinary architectural photography firm based in Detroit, and working internationally. We utilize a diverse skillset with an astute attention to detail to deliver still architectural imagery and motion content that is highly aesthetic and conceptually driven.

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.

MJ Sugrue

Exotic places, live music and unique, thoughtful people are some of the things that inspire me. I consider, I observe, I listen, I read (loved this), I binge (currently this). I have a favorite radio station. I grow some of my own food and share it with friends. And I write. My background is documentary stills, but creating original work from the depths of my mind has been equally rewarding, and is now taking up increasing amounts of my time and interest. If I really need to zone out, I might be found swimming (formerly here) or building a table, meditating with the steady rhythms of the orbital sander. I’m a dual citizen of Ireland and the US, but I don’t love borders, and certainly not the walls that delineate them. I was born in Detroit and raised just north, but Austin was equally formative. Home is now on the edge of the great wide-open of west Marin in the San Francisco Bay.

Jacob Kepler

Jacob Kepler is a Las Vegas based editorial, commercial and advertising photographer. Before moving to Las Vegas, Jacob worked as a staff photojournalist for several East Coast newspapers. I have always been interested in meeting people and telling their stories. That is what initially drew me to photography. I also enjoy challenging situations and working with a team. Some of his recent clients include Rolling Stone, Politico, The Guardian, Bloomberg, Cirque du Soleil ESPN, Walmart, Southwest Airlines, Saveur, IBM, Spots Illustrated, IMG Worlwide and many others.

Jeremiah Wilson

Ben Rollins

Ben Rollins is an award-winning photographer and artist, driven by a passion for documenting people of all backgrounds and places, in hopes of bringing everyone a little closer together. He attended Savannah College of Art & Design, receiving an MFA in Photography and graduating as Excelsus Laureate, the highest honor given for graduate studies. Ben’s work has been exhibited in Los Angeles, New York, and across the southeast. Over the past few years, Rollins has worked with publications and organizations such as The Guardian, New York Times, American Cancer Society, and Google, to name a few. Long-term projects have taken him all across the world, where he documents international humanitarian work. Ben currently resides in Atlanta with his wife, three adventurous kids, and an extra friendly golden retriever, Winnie.

Bobby Neptune

Hello. My name is Bobby. I’m a photographer, filmmaker and writer with a focus on Africa’s wildlife, wild-lands, and people. I’ve worked with major brands, fantastic NGOs, and publications from the Philippines to the Middle East, to Mexico and beyond. I’m based in Nairobi, Kenya and am available for assignments worldwide. I believe story, at its core, is able to build bridges across global gaps of distance, culture and socio-economic status. By being connected to the stories of others, we are reminded that we all have a story, that we all share in the common threads of humanity no matter where we come from.

Kristin Bethge

I love to draw with natural light. To me portraying an individual is a dialogue, an interactive and momentary pause.

Bobby Bruderle

Bobby is a photographer and director based in Richmond, Virginia. He is available for portrait commissions, music video, and commercial direction, photo documentary assignments, and album artwork. His imagery has been seen internationally in publications such as the New York Times and Maxim magazine, and in advertisements and video displays for clients like RCA Records and Converse. During the summer months, bobby can be found river tubing with a bucket hat on his head and a frosty PBR in his hand. Outside of creating images, this is his favorite activity.

Christine Sommers

Andrew Hancock

Based in Dallas, Texas, Andrew Hancock is constantly on the road from coast to coast and around the world photographing what surrounds him and creating engaging content for his clients. Known for his collaborative style, low-maintenance demeanor and relentless work ethic towards the creative process you will find him easy to work with whether you are a client or subject. In working with Andrew, clients and crew quickly realize that team success is valued before individual accolades. With a vision that transcends genres, Hancock is among an extremely small group of photographers to have ever photographed covers of both Sports Illustrated and TIME magazine. His work has also been selected as being among the best published sports photos of the decade for 2010-2019 by both ESPN and Sports Illustrated.

Lisette Poole

Lisette is a Cuban-American photojournalist and native in both english and Spanish. She lived in Havana for five years before moving to Mexico City and has covered everything from politics to underground reggaetón parties. Lisette is a World Press Photo 6×6 Global Talent for North & Central America and a recipient of the National Geographic Covid Fund for Journalists for her Vice News Reports podcast in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, about migrants working as professionals as they wait to enter the US. Her first book, "La paloma y la ley" (2019, Red Hook Editions), based on two women’s journey through 13 countries from Cuba to the U.S., was selected for Time Magazine’s Photobooks of the Year and Pictures of the Year International. In 2019, she toured with "Pop-Up Magazine" presenting a live adaptation of her book to theater audiences across the US. She has been a guest lecturer at The GABO (Gabriel García Márquez) Festival in Colombia, Annenberg Space for Photography in L.A. & Internazionale á Ferrara in Italy. She is a fellow with the Logan Nonfiction program at the Carey Institute for Global Good and with the International Women’s Media Foundation.

Brendan Davis

By navigating a path between adventure and humanity, I tell stories of people on personal journeys that feel important. I am based in Boulder, CO, but often on the road living and running out of my mini-van. I’ve driven to borders, both North and South. I’ve paddled from source to sea, and traveled coast to coast. I run high peaks and swim in valleys. I visit cities, deserts and people that I miss. I believe that it is between big canyon walls, in murky water, and on long narrow trails where strangers become the closest friends. Combining my education in Integrated Marketing Communications with my creative eye and ear, I work with brands to tell meaningful stories in strategic ways.

Rachel Pick

Hello, I’m Rachel and I live in Vancouver, BC on the west coast of Canada. I am inspired by the complexity of humans and curious about the stories beneath the surface of an image. Recently, I’m more and more interested in how we as humans inhabit our bodies, how we may try to hide or take up space — the ways our relationship between body and concept of ourselves is complex. My portrait and editorial work takes me into the worlds of music, art and design, social justice, education, and fashion. I’m always listening, observing and want to craft images that invite a viewer to pause and see a side to a story. With a BA in Communications and a side of English and art, I’m always seeking ways to tell a story through images, finding (or making) the right light and genuine moments between people. So far, I’ve visited seven of Canada’s 10 provinces and territories and travelled in Europe, Asia, the USA and Australia. I live in part of a 100 year old house with my musician husband, 5 year old son and 2 yr old daughter.

Shawn Hubbard

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.

Kirsten Rebekah Bethmann

Kirsten Rebekah Bethmann, aka Kirsten Lewis, is an international photographer, educator and public speaker based in Colorado. Over the last 2 decades she has traveled to over 40 countries to work with organizations, non profits, companies and individuals creating documentary based pictures to aid in fundraising, advertising, awareness and personal family archive builds. In addition to photography, she has given over 80 presentations globally in the last 12 years of her career. Kirsten’s experience in the education field spans as long as her photographic career. In 2002 she graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in child psychology, a concentration in learning and cognition and a minor in fine art. Since then she has taught in the public school system, on Creative Live and Craftsy Inc, with the Dallas Center of Photography, the Foundation Workshops, Documentary Family Retreats. with countless photography conferences and privately through Kirsten Lewis Education.

Jayms Ramirez

Jayms Ramirez is an Active Lifestyle Photographer based in San Francisco, California shooting Editorial and Advertising work for a robust clientele. He specializes in Adventure/Travel/Lifestyle work, and Environmental Portraiture of people immersed in their passion space…. Before pursuing his photography career full-time, Jayms spent a decade on the road leading adventure travel trips through Mexico, Central, South America and Se Asia; and producing content for the Travel Channel. He is very well traveled and has a great passion for shooting on location, while conveying an authentic sense of adventure for his clients’ branding, editorial and travel projects. Jayms has great experience producing and shooting conceptual client work in the field and has a great of network of colleagues around the globe, ready to collaborate in creating adventurous imagery and video deliverables.

Cameron Karsten

Photographer, director, explorer based in the Pacific Northwest and travels the world. Favorite country – India. Hobbies – surfing, beer brewing, beekeeping. Next home – Oaxaca, Mexico.

Michael Hanson

Michael Hanson is an Oregon-based photographer/filmmaker. Michael’s photography career began while playing professional baseball in the Atlanta Braves Organization. His in-depth storytelling work has taken him around the world for clients such as The New York Times, Washington Post, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Apple, and Starbucks. His fine art work remains in the Sir Elton John Permanent Collection. Michael teaches as a Nat Geo Expert on NG Expeditions.

Tom Kubik

Who’s Tom? Gritty, intimate, honest photography casting light on the unique characters and stories that are shaping our future. Bringing life experience from global travels to military service, award winning photographer Tom Kubik evokes the infallible beauty of real human connection through lifestyle and portrait photography.

Darren Hauck

Darren Hauck is a freelance photographer / filmmaker skilled in portraiture, editorial, commercial and documentary story telling. After graduating with a BFA in photography from Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design Darren has spent the past 15 years dedicating his life to documenting the human condition. Be it from refugee camps in Southeast Asia to mud-covered, exhausted cyclocross riders, Darren has captured unflinching images of humanity. Although Darren is trained in still-photography, he has expanded his vision to filmmaking, to bring the issues he has dedicated his career to a wider audience. Be it covering social issues and violence in Central America, to HIV in Africa or hunger and poverty in Midwest United States where he calls home, Darren continues to push boundaries and tell the stories that are overlooked by the general media.