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Hi there! I’m a commercial & editorial photographer based in Dallas, Texas. I’ve been shooting lifestyle, people + interiors for over twenty years for local and national brands and publications. I love each genre and sometimes I am fortunate enough to combine all three in one shot! I have a BFA from the University of Texas at Austin where my concentration was photography but I also studied ceramics, sculpture, drawing and painting. I enjoy working with clients and agencies to create images that will clarify and elevate their brand. It is important to me that each photoshoot is collaborative, relaxed, efficient and FUN! TGP is equipped to handle all aspects of production for shoots of any scale. I am also part of The Food Photo Agency where Heather Willams represents me for any work involving food and beverage. I’d love to speak about your next project!
Angela DeCenzo is a lifestyle, food and travel photographer that got her first taste of wanderlust traveling the country in her family’s VW van as a kid. Though she now calls San Francisco home, Angela’s adventurous spirit still finds its way into her everyday life and work. She focuses on places, cultures, happenings, and the little moments between that end up being most meaningful. They’re snippets of contemporary human experience that are just as fleeting as they are universal. Angela approaches her shoots with genuine curiosity and the belief that everyone has a compelling story worth representing. “I like capturing authentic moments and details that encourage us to appreciate the beauty of everyday life and the common thread beneath our differences. Photography reminds me to slow down, maintain a sense of curiosity, and explore the tiny moments and big ones that make life remarkable.”
Iain Bagwell & Victor Protasio are 2 food photography nerds pushing each other off the ledge every day. We live, love & breathe food photography. Iain & Victor used to work together, then an opportunity to run one of the country’s biggest food studio’s took Iain into the corporate world for a number of years, but Iain & Victor always yearned to work together again. The seed was planted early in 2019 & since they’ve been reunited they’ve been reimagining the way food photography and motion is approached & shot. With their uncompromising desire to always push forward, these 2 create compelling images & memorable shoots. With a contact list as deep & developed as anyone’s, Iain & Victor collaborate with the best prop & food stylists out there. They are always looking at new talent & trends and are always ready to embrace the unconventional. They work across the entire gamut of the food culture world with clients global and local including Delta AirLines, Food and Wine, Real Simple, Southern Living, Publix, Coke, Krystal, Hooters & Whole Foods. Their studio is located in the heart of Atlanta, with easy access to Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson airport & Interstates 20,75 & 85
Commercial food and beverage photographer with formidable product photography skills who takes a mean headshot as well. I’m Nick Bumgardner. I bring thirteen years of experience to the table. I work with advertising agencies, food brokers and distributers, pr firms, restaurants, brands, and Fortune 500 Companies to create compelling visual imagery. I started my career working in photojournalism and quickly moved into the commercial photography world. For three years I worked for Saks 5th Avenue as a Staff Photographer. For the last three years, I have taught classes on Food Photography and Lightroom for Nossi College of Art. I have created online learning ciriculum on Adobe Lightroom for an online learning brand. I also serve as a consultant for the e-commerce industry and help brands build out photo studios that are efficient and create great content. I have recently started teaching workshops. Nick is a partner in Seamless Matter a large scale food and product photography business.
Buff is a commercial and editorial photographer who shoots lifestyle, food, interiors and kids. She has 20 years of experience shooting for clients across the country on both big and small productions. Buff was born and raised in Texas and has been taking pictures as long as she can remember. She spent all her free time in high school photographing her friends and in the darkroom. Buff’s undergraduate degree drew her to a career in advertising in San Francisco where she was able to work with some amazing photographic talent and continue her photography studies at UC Berkeley. She was inspired to quit her day job after a soul searching road trip and has never looked back. Buff’s passion for photography brought her to New York in 2000. Buff is energized creatively by the variety of work she’s asked to shoot and capturing moments that are personal and authentic in her subjects. In 2011 Buff, her husband and son George moved their home base to Austin. But she finds herself back in NYC shooting for clients and visiting family and friends as often as possible.
Commercial and editorial photographer concentrating in portraiture, lifestyle, action sports and outdoor living. If it’s outside, I love to shoot it! I live and work full time on the road, spending most of my time in the Southwest and West in general. I create work for brands and publications all over the country. Being mobile allows me to be nimble and anywhere my clients need, at a moments notice. My passion is connecting with makers to share their stories from material to product.
Photography is a story, illuminated. Steve’s images help craft a compelling story across editorial, commercial and social media platforms. His pictures have helped tell a tale on the pages of Vanity Fair, The New York Times, Art Culinaire, Food Network magazine, Architectural Digest, GQ, Travel & Leisure, Food & Wine, and Philadelphia Magazine. His images illuminate the brands of commercial clients such as Sofitel, Kimpton, The New York Palace and The Four Seasons Hotels, as well as numerous restaurant destinations such as Vetri Cucina, Jean-Georges Skyhigh, and culinary operations like Windows Catering and Constellation Culinary – and for some companies perhaps you’ve not heard of just yet: Samuels & Son Seafood, Heirzoom Bakery, Iron Hill Brewery or Chickie’s & Pete’s. Steve has photographed 50+ cookbooks including the James Beard Award winning, Ceviche! by Guillermo Pernot with Aliza Green has been a guest speaker on food photography at Temple University, The Institute of Culinary Education (ICE), and The Antonelli Institute. Last meal: Sweetwaters and Kumamotos, beverage of choice; a table seaside at Hog Island Oyster with the best company.
Evi Abeler is a New York City-based photographer and table-top director focusing on food, still life, and lifestyle. Hailing from a tiny village in northern Germany, Evi brings every aspect of her rural farm-to-table upbringing to her work, from a collaborative, hands-on, no-drama approach to a passion for mindful living. Her artful and enticing still and motion imagery offers a ray of sunshine to the world—something we all need a little more of these days! She collaborates with crazed ad agencies, award-winning publishers, and brands who need a creative and down-to-earth photographer. Evi is profoundly grateful whenever she gets to work with mission-driven brands affecting positive change in this world.
Kyoko Fierro is an advertising and editorial photographer based in Vancouver. Her specialty includes product catalog, food & beverage, and home & décor photography for various commercial clients. She is a regular contributor to Western Living & Vancouver magazines, and her work has appeared in ELLE Decoration, Edible Vancouver, Bon Appétite, Food & Wine, Food Network, Rue Magazines, and more.
Hello! I’m a freelance photographer based in Mexico City. The work here is a mix of commissioned work and personal interest. I like to shoot with available light when possible to be neat and clear! Clients I have worked for include: MBLM Dubai, Monocle Magazine, Wallpaper Magazine, NY Times, Magee, Culture Trip, Virtue Agency, Blink LA, Branch Bank, Tenaris Tamsa, NBC Networks
I’m a commercial photographer with 20 years of experience. I specialize in food, architecture, and corporate work. I’ve worked for Blue Hill at Stone Barns, Travelzoo, and CPG companies.
British photographer Martin Westlake has been living in Jakarta since 1988. A 3 year stint in Nigeria as a teenager sparked a passion for travel + photography. Martin studied Maritime Geography + hydrographic surveying and worked in the oil industry before setting up as a photographer in 1991. Since then he has traveled extensively throughout SE Asia and Indonesia working for a diverse range of editorial + commercial clients. Martin continues to shoot 4×5” print film for select clients + personal projects. He speaks Bahasa Indonesia fluently.
I was born in Charleston, SC to a big family of hard workers who loved to socialize and party together on weekends and holidays. Things could get loud and I loved it all – soaking it in from the sidelines while looking through my View-Master or tearing apart an old radio to figure out how the sound came out. Sometimes I was called on to make a martini ( I can make one for you (and me), if you’d like). Later, I studied anthropology in college and underwater archaeology in graduate school. Between my studies I played in a band, cooked in restaurants, setup a darkroom, and assisted some great photographers. I decided I wanted to take pictures and make a career of it. I moved to Berlin, traveled lots, and ultimately returned to the South. I’ve been fortunate to work with some great creatives in the advertising and editorial worlds – telling stories with pictures of people, travel, and food. Clients include: AARP, American Express, Art Culinaire, Artisan, Beam, Inc., Bon Appetit, Bulleit Bourbon, ChefWear, Conde Nast Traveler, Cooking Light, Country Living, Denny’s, Dwell, Food Arts, Food&Wine, Fresh Produce, Gallo, GQ, Hemispheres, Hostess Brands, Intercontinental Hotels, Le Creuset, Maine Magazine, Maker’s Mark, Martha Stewart Living, Mazda, Men’s Journal, The New York Times Magazine, Old Port, Outside, Ski, Southern Living, Story Farm, Time Inc., Travel+Leisure, Virtuoso Life, Wall Street Journal, Winkreative. I’m proud to be a contributing photographer to Garden&Gun, Maine and Charleston magazines. My work has been exhibited in the James Beard House, and both an editorial feature on oysters, and a book I photographed with my friend Chef Sean Brock, Heritage, have won James Beard Awards. A cookbook I photographed with Sara Foster won an IACP award for photography. When not on assignment I enjoy cycling, fishing, cooking, connecting with people, tinkering with vintage audio, and collecting oysters from the banks of the nearby Folly River. My friends call me lots of names, but I generally go by "Frank".
Lee travels, eats and tells stories. Currently based in Ho Chi Minh City aka Saigon, Vietnam he shoots food, travel stories as well as commercial product photography. Travel and food are both about forming bonds and sharing stories. Traditions as old as humanity. Working in the food and beverage industry for over a decade gives him a deep appreciation of breaking bread, story telling, and the power of sharing cultures through food and travel. He now takes the same approach to make use of the camera to help tell these stories and bring people closer together. Using the visual medium of photography has given him the opportunity to share experiences and build relationships with people all over the world, and it’s this common respect and curiosity that forms the backbone of his work. That, and he’s always keen for a bowl of noodles and a cold beer with strangers and friends alike.
Gabriella Marks is a San Franciscan expat music shooter turned chef-and-farmer groupie. She arrived in New Mexico on pure intuition, but knows why she stays: the spectacular high desert light, the lenticular clouds, and the humbling experience of urging a single squash plant from the dry clay soil and ancient pueblo pottery shards in the garden. Her respect for, and relationships with, the farmers and chefs in the region grows daily. A recognized name in the regional food world, Gabriella has been expanding her horizons to encompass lifestyle and portrait work in the Southwest and beyond. From a working perspective, she’s driven to discover in every single shot an opportunity to frame moments and light in harmonious and striking detail. Perhaps the most single most powerful thing she has learned is how essential good listening – to the client, to the subject, to the environment – is crucial to creating the right image. Gabriella lives just a touch north of Santa Fe out in the wilds of Pojoaque with her very short and rather long chiweenie, and an opinionated flock of little feathered dinosaurs, commonly known as garden variety backyard chickens.
Jeff Herron studied commercial photography at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan, before relocating to South Florida to pursue his passion. For Jeff, it all started with light, lines and an innate fascination with how these two pillars of art and design translated into photography. Jeff was immediately inspired by the works of the New Topographics movement in the 1970’s with the highly formalized, almost banal aesthetic of man-made structures within a landscape. It resonated how they were able to capture those landscapes in a way that most people wouldn’t notice, even if they saw it on a daily basis. You can see the influence here under "Personal Work". Over the past 15 years, Jeff’s eye – coupled with his love of collaboration and dedication to his craft – has earned himself an impressive client base, spanning across the United States, the Caribbean, and beyond, including: Ritz-Carlton, Marriott, JW Marriott, Hyatt, Westin, Sheraton, AC Hotels, Knoll, CBT Architects, Siemens, Lumens, Couples Resorts, PGA Resort, OPL Hotels, Lloyd Loom, Sotheby’s, Christies, Columbia Sussex, Ett Hem Designs, Centex Construction, Bluegreen, and UBS Bank. His work has also been featured in numerous print publications such as Home Magazine, Gulfshore Life and Tropic Magazine.
Adam Hester is a photographer/filmmaker originally from Seattle, currently living in Minneapolis. At heart, Adam is a creative storyteller, and his best stories are often told through both stills and motion imagery. His library of work often portrays unique, expressive lifestyle images that elicit authenticity. His approach to work is down to earth and filled with hard work, collaboration and a passionate eye for capturing the details as well as the big picture.
Highlighting unique qualities and capturing the experience is what I aim to do. I choose to focus on the edible and feel fortunate to do what I love, documenting others doing the same. I shoot food because I love to eat I love to cook, and I love how food brings people together. It has the power to make people happy, cure ailments, and celebrate culture. I shoot in an editorial style blending stories with marketing ideas. Editorial clients: Edible Asheville, WNC Magazine, Southern Living, Plate Magazine, Pasadena Magazine, The South, Savannah Magazine, Smoky Mountain Living, Taproot Magazine, The Local Palate, Monocle, Kiplinger’s Magazine, Good Grit Magazine, The Wall Street Journal. Commercial clients: The Art of Tea, Savannah Bee Company, Paula Deen Enterprises, The Deen Brothers, Mastro’s Restaurant, Luna Grill, Katie Button Restaurants, Tupelo Honey, Luella’s BBQ, The Old Mill, Kraft Foods, Explore Asheville, HBLuxe, Dietz and Watson, Shanti Elixirs, Caroline’s Cakes, Hickory Nut Gap Farms, Looking Glass Creamery, Blossman Gas.
Jackie has been working as a professional freelance photographer since 2005. She has worked on projects ranging from companies’ national ad campaigns such as Nutrena to taking lifestyle imagery for local independent companies. She was the lead photographer for Tarter Farm and Ranch Equipment, the largest farm equipment company in the United States, for nearly 7 years and continues to work with them on large scale projects. Her passion for agriculture mixed with her knowledge of horses and various other animals helps her to create compelling images for companies while working in various climates and situations.
After studying art history and photojournalism at UC Berkeley and working for several notable international photojournalists, Meg built a busy career as a professional photographer and helped redefine wedding photography. Her clients have included Anne Hathaway, LeAnne Rimes, Jimmy Kimmel, and the late Robin Williams, among others. Meg captures unfussy elegance with authenticity and brings that same sensitivity to her commercial work. Recently she photographed the first same-sex wedding fashion campaign for The Men’s Wearhouse, and her third cookbook shoot (Gather, Casual Cooking from Wine Country Gardens) with over 300 of her images, was awarded the 2021 Independent Publisher Cookbook Award. Local to Napa Valley (SF Bay Area) and Los Angeles, Meg has worked on jobs in France, Italy, the Bahamas, West Indies and Mexico.
I am a New York-based commercial photographer, specializing in food, drinks, and lifestyle. My passion for capturing the art of food grew from my long-time affair with cooking and eating. I blame it on growing up in South Carolina – a childhood spent immersed in the addictive scent of a deep southern smoked barbecue, what would you expect?
Born and raised in Texas, Teal now resides in Los Angeles, California. With a keen eye for detail, color, and natural light, she creates original imagery with a true sense of place for clients across the genres of travel & lifestyle, landscape, architecture, and still life. The need to travel was instilled in her at a young age. Growing up in a family of architects, artists and travelers, she is grateful to have been immersed in an environment of creativity and curiosity from the start. Before she learned how to make a photograph, she learned how to be a traveler. Travel is when she is most engaged, most inspired and most challenged. Learning bits of a new language and culture, getting lost in winding cobblestone streets or narrow dirt paths, meeting local people, and taking in every element of a moment – sights, scents, sounds and feelings. This is when she is most alive. The camera allows her to capture and share these moments.
Seth Stevenson is a Vancouver-based photographer whose personal work explores story-telling through the relationships between memory, objects, and places. Commercially, Seth photographs portraits, interiors, food & beverages, events, still life, film sets, and more. Seth is a graduate of the Sheridan College Honours Bachelor of Photography program.
I wish I could say I have tasted every dish I shot. People may not agree on politics, taxes or even the weather, but we surely drop our differences and come together over food. Time spent at the table with others is one of the best ways to get to know them. Photography is much the same. Spending most of my fifteen year career as a magazine art director and photographer, I have worked with a wide variety of subjects from senators and beauty queens to chefs and turkeys. I enjoy the time with the personalities I photograph and the gratifying part is hearing their story and capturing the moment in time. My work has been recognized in the creative industry’s leading publications: Art Director’s Club of New York Annual, the Communication Arts Design Annual, and SPOTS competition. I often use older film cameras including an 11×14 ultra large format Burke & James, 8×10 and 4×5 pinhole cameras, and a beautiful Pentax 67. My recent favorite is a 1960’s era Polaroid Land camera converted into a 4×5 rangefinder. I live, work and play in Richmond, Virginia with my lovely and very understanding wife, two daughters and son.
