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If you got a problem, yo I’ll solve it. Hi. I’m Dan Cutrona. I am a photographer. But you know that already. I borrowed a car to shoot my first assignment at the local newspaper when I was 17, and I haven’t put a camera down since. After photographing my fair share of car accidents and crime scenes, I realized I wanted to create pretty pictures. Over the past 20+ years (don’t do the math), I have photographed almost every square inch of Cape Cod. I consider Miami my home away from home, and have worked with many clients, commercial and editorial throughout Southern Florida. I love what I do. I love walking into a space, absorbing it, and knowing that I can capture the light and essence of it to show the world. Making a space come alive, highlighting the way the light bounces, the angles, the craftsmanship of the architecture and design proves to be endlessly fascinating. I also love capturing people in these spaces. Environmental portraits constantly challenge me to try and make a picture that is worth way more than a thousand words.
Pietro Milici is an Italian photographer based in the USA, where he works as a freelance photographer and videographer.His work is mainly based on architecture and portraits: “I love how architecture can be a portrait of the society and the world we live in, and how a portrait of a person is the structure of the life each one of us lives every day.”He starts working as a photographer in 2007. In 2012 he graduates in Marine Biology in Italy, and in 2013 he receives his Master’s degree in Photography and Design at Elisava Design School in Barcelona.After various exhibitions in the city of Barcelona, he collaborates with artists and photographers, commencing his work as a professional photographer. In his works, he employs different technics using both digital and film. “I care deeply about photography, it is how I express myself and my point of view to the outside world. I am inherently interested in this discipline as a way of conceiving the city, the architecture, the people, their emotions, and their stories. I search for the unexpected, the untold, the overlooked and reveal any hidden facets that the subject – be it a person or a city street – might withhold."
As a photographer, I am always looking for interactions and this can take many forms. Whether it is two individuals connecting with one another, groups of people interacting, or the natural ebb and flow in nature, I want to document these moments. When working with clients, I strive to ensure that their vision is realized, and their stories are told in a genuine and honest manner. I balance my work between commercial clients, non-profit organizations, and trying to give back to the community. This has included work for Habitat for Humanity, The Seirra Club, and Prints for Prints. Everybody has a story to tell. Let me help you tell yours.
Rob Larson is a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania based commercial and editorial photographer who enjoys photographing interesting people, broad landscapes and the suburbs at night. Available to shoot local, national, studio or location.
Tennessee Native, Nicholas McGinn took the photography industry by storm impressively landing multiple national campaigns his first year in the industry. Since then, his precision, utmost attention to detail, and unique understanding of lighting has lead to his skyrocketing rise among the worlds top architectural and interior photographers. It should only be expected that photography goes back five generations in his family. Nicholas is a perfectionist with a photography portfolio of architecture and interior to prove it. His fastidious preparation, commitment for excellence and genuine demeanor provide an experience unlike any other. Nicholas currently travels the country shooting for various corporations, firms and designers.
London Agent: Pearson Lyle Management | New York Agent: Pat Bates & Associates – Toby Mitchell is an award-winning British Photographer & Director, firmly rooted within the genres of Lifestyle, Travel and Interiors. Shooting both stills and motion, Toby’s uplifting, cinematic photographs and short films embrace our humanness, illuminating brand and personal narratives about our present, our past and our dreams for the future. His lifestyle, interiors and travel work connects with global brands of all sizes who appreciate the world he creates, one filled with inspiration and charm. Toby’s eye for detail and his clean approach has led to commissions from a diverse range of global brands and agencies such as Anglepoise, BBH, Clos 19, Etihad Airlines, Eurostar, Facebook, Guesthouse Hotels, The Hoxton, Moet Hennessy, Nobu, Soho House, Savior Beds, The Peninsula Hotel Group & The Ned. Editorially, Toby’s international credits include Conde Nast Traveller, Cereal Magazine, GQ, Monocle, Openhouse, Suitcase Magazine, Travel & Leisure and The Ritz Carlton. Bio.
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
I don’t enjoy talking or writing about myself; I like my photographs to do that for me. Yet I know it is helpful for those reviewing my body of work to know a little about me and how I approach my profession. The photo I’ve elected to include of me is from my first visit to Poland at the age of 10.My Ciocia Nusia bought me my first camera, igniting a curiosity that has matured over time and experience but remains the cornerstone of my approach to my work. Photography has provided me with the opportunity to work with subjects and attend events that I would otherwise have missed, thereby enriching my professional and personal lives. I love the creative side of photography and each year complete independent photographic projects, so I continue to learn and never become complacent. My goal is to help such organizations develop their voice. When working with clients, I firmly believe collaboration is important to ensure the product is of the highest quality, meets the clients’ needs and desires, and is delivered timely.
I may not look Mexican at first glance, though, I am in spirit and culture. My background is from Japan and born in the southern hemisphere where samba and caipirinhas are the staple of the country and although I don’t dance samba as well I do have the attitude and optics to bring to my clients the photos I get assigned to bring in. I work by commission to build image libraries for websites, annual reports or publications of all kinds. I’m an easy going type of person who likes to offer and deliver more than is briefed.
At the Texas House of Representatives he worked on an ongoing documentary project photographing lawmakers during the legislative session. He soon amassed a brilliant catalog of images that were created on a work-for-hire basis and can never be published by him for money. This marked the last time he would ever be paid to shoot 35mm available light with nothing but a Leica and a bag of Tri-X. At the Texas Department of Public Safety he traveled the state for six years as a Forensic Photographer. There he amassed a brilliant catalog of images he would rather not think too hard about. His work with blood spatter patterns has been called "adequate" by several DNA and Trace Evidence analysts. He subsequently worked for renowned photographer Dan Winters, who put him to work as his assistant for several years. Sequestered in Driftwood, Texas, under Winters’ tutelage, Jeff developed his photographic skills, a strong work ethic and a penchant for Red Wings.
David was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, and at 18, toured Europe taking snapshots throughout his travels. His father, who worked for The San Francisco Examiner, saw his photography from his first trip and bought him a better camera for his next summer abroad. After earning a photography degree from the historic Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, Calif., David has a successful studio shooting for the last 30 years. His work ranges in special interests, including editorial architecture, commercial lifestyles to product work for national clients. With visual trends changing as often as the PNW weather, David is abreast on the latest lighting and composition techniques, and integrates them into his workflow to keep his style fresh and ever evolving. David’s clients have relied on his ability to create work they knew they needed, and have been pleased with content that furthered their concepts. When David isn’t shooting, you can find him traveling Europe, reeling in salmon in Alaska, creating fun ways to enjoy valuable family time, or on set as an extra in one of many motion pictures being filmed in Oregon, which in a small way, fulfills his passion for the film industry.
John Benford creates honest, authentic portrait and lifestyle images and powerful architectural images for commercial and editorial clients of all sizes. Centered on themes of craftsmanship, honest work, relationship to the land, and human connection, John’s photographs are graphically composed, richly textured, rooted in a sense of place, and reflect his deep reverence for life and belief in our common humanity. John’s vision is informed by his unique background, which includes studying to be a Unitarian Universalist minister followed by almost a decade working with data and systems in the corporate world. Like his path to professional photography, his images live in the tension between the organic and engineered, spiritual and scientific, heart and mind. John Benford Photography is built on principles of respect for all people and the planet, integrity and fairness in relationships, and sustainability. As such, John especially appreciates working with mission-driven clients such as B Corps and other socially responsible businesses, and on sustainable design projects such as LEED-certified, Passivhaus, net-zero, and living buildings.
I love collaborating with my clients and getting to know them. I do whatever it takes to put my clients at ease by making photography fun, creative and enjoyable. I work closely with my clients to take their project from concept to completion. My photo projects have taken me across the street and around the globe. Working under pressure or in a fast-paced environment comes second nature to me. When I’m not shooting, you can probably find me in my garden, hiking something — somewhere or on my yoga mat. My alter ego to photography is being a 200 RYT at Blue Yoga Nyla in North Little Rock. When I’m not shooting, I’m teaching yoga, or deepening my own practice. Currently based in Little Rock, Arkansas, I have degree in journalism with a photojournalism emphasis. I began my professional photography career at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette where I was a staff photographer for more than 15 years.
Nick Guttridge is a location photographer specialising in Corporate, Portraits, Architecture, Interiors and Dance photography. Working worldwide for clients like ‘Tishman Speyer, Addison, Pentagram, Jaguar Landrover’. Nick also collaborates with well known dance companies like ‘Rambert, Studio Wayne McGregor and Ballet Black’.
Ben grew up in Dorset, and spent countless days of his childhood drawing. With the scenery of the Jurassic Coast, and his uncle, a professional photographer as dual inspirations, the camera was a natural progression. In 1998, on his 15th birthday, Ben was given an Olympus OM1 and his photographic adventure began. After many hours in the darkroom developing negatives and making enlargements, he obtained a 1st class degree in Photography at university. Since then work with the lens has taken Ben to over 50 countries; from The Accursed Mountains of Albania to Milford Sound in New Zealand, capturing the landscapes and cultures that make these places. Ben has twice been a finalist (2011, 2017) for the Travel Photographer of the Year Competition. Alongside his personal work Ben has shot ad campaigns for Chevron in Kazakhstan and Chrysler-Jeep in Hong Kong, and photographed events from the Palio race in Italy to kickboxing in Cambodia. Ben’s work has appeared in numerous publications including: National Geographic, Conde Nast, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, The Times, The Guardian and The Economist.
Bob Rives is a visual storyteller who photographs people and places for corporate, advertising and editorial clients worldwide. Using graphics, color, and a strong sense of design and light, he finds striking images in ordinary situations. Clients have come to depend on Bob to deliver high quality images on time and on budget.
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.
I’m a Detroit based photographer interested in digging into everyday situations and coming out with compelling stories. I love visually showcasing the world in the most objective and truthful way possible, while retaining a tinge of optimism and humor. Photography has allowed me to travel extensively: studying in Paris at Spéos Photographic Institute, photographing wind turbine technicians in Oregon for Siemens Wind Power, and spending half of 2013 in Lagos, Nigeria working with The African Artists’ Foundation and LagosPhoto. I am available for hire for editorial, portrait, and reportage work.
Contact Sean because in 1986 his mullet could kick Patrick Swayzy’s mullet’s ass. Since the eighties Sean has been living vicariously through himself. A world traveler that has been quoted as saying, "I ain’t pretty but I do smell bad". He’s a self made hundredaire and an acid reflux survivor. He is sponsored by by Snuggie and popcorn and is an active activist against world suck. He’s reported to be a mediocre stunt double for himself and as result I huge contributor in orthopedic benevolence. He is funny, has fantastic people skills, is pretty good at making photographs and can be fun to work with. Services include photographic and motion production, consulting and education. : )
If Chad’s photography had a trait it would probably be labeled optimistic. Chad looks to capture the beautiful, the good in the world around us, and the people in it. It could be a pleasant smile, time shared between friends, the solace of a place. “I am a photographer because I want to create, share, elevate the production, and collaborate with others who have creative ideas. I photograph because it’s my way of telling the story.” Chad continues to create content for national brands as well as many local and editorial clients. He lives in Minneapolis, MN with his wife and 3 children.
Hello. I’m an architecture and interiors photographer based in Phoenix, Arizona, working with some of the best commercial and residential architects, builders, interior designers, and brands in the southwest and beyond. I’m a Brit, originally from London. I went to Southampton University, with a year at Berlin University, and graduated with a degree in French and German. I lived in Hong Kong for a few years, and while I never mastered Mandarin, I did land my first job as a picture editor, commissioning photography for magazines, and that’s where it all started for me. When I came home to London, I art directed shoots worldwide for a photo agency who bravely entrusted me with the company credit card! And then in the early 2000’s, I established my own photography company in London and was a regular contributor on British Vogue, photographing interiors, writers, artists, and other well known creatives, and when they commissioned me to photograph David Adjaye’s groundbreaking Whitechapel Idea Store, I knew I’d found my niche.
Andy Ryan is a New York based architecture, interiors, and home products photographer. Andy’s images have been featured in national shelter publications, including Domino Magazine and on the cover of Country Living Magazine. Andy is available for assignment throughout the New York City Metro Tri-State, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, New England, the Northeast, and beyond.
Evan Joseph trained in painting and drawing at Vassar College and the Slade School of Art in London then received his Master’s from the Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU before jumping into helicopters and climbing rooftops to get the perfect shot as the leading luxury liefstyle photographer in New York City. Specializing in interiors, architecture, aerials and street scenes, Evan Joseph’s work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Elle Decor, US Weekly, Stern, New York Magazine, HOME Magazine and has been selected as the cover of The New York Times Homes Magazine over 20 times. His stunning view photos of New York City have landed him major advertising campaigns for the One World Observatory at One World Trade Center, Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center and The Woolworth Building and the world’s leading developers and hoteliers regularly entrust him to create brand-defining images. Four books of his work have been published and his limited edition prints are sold in galleries worldwide. Before starting his photography studio, Evan was the director of several art galleries, a founder of Art Collector Magazine, and a founder and Creative Director of HIPnTASTY Inc. He has been a faculty member of The Parsons School of Design and the Art Institute of New York City. Evan has photographed many distinguished residences around the world including the homes of Sting, Donald Trump, Rupert Murdoch, Lenny Kravitz, Julian Schnabel, Naomi Campbell, Jon Bon Jovi, Joan Rivers and Alex Rodriguez. Commercial clients include: One World Observatory, The Setai, The W Hotels, The Ritz Carlton, The Rainbow Room, The Trump Organization, The Langham, One57, The Mark Hotel, The Russian Tea Room, 432 Park Avenue, Baccarat Hotel & Residences, 150 Charles, 252 East 57th Street, The Kips Bay Decorator Show Home, The Lucida, The Laurel, The Laureate, The Rushmore, The Aldyn, 75 Wall Street, 95 Wall Street, 11 Times Square, 1515 Broadway and numerous other luxury residential developments and commercial skyscrapers. In the few hours each week when Evan is not taking pictures for his clients, he can be found at home with his wife, pug dog and two children, his camera clicking away just for fun.
I grew up in a central Pennsylvania rural farm community, surrounded by mountains and fields. From a young age I always had a fascination with drawing and buildings. Creating with my hands, and following my Dad around the yard with a saw, hammer, and plastic push mower was a common thing. As I grew up, my interests turned to more creative aspects and included drafting and being an integral part of my schools’ arts department. Its there where my love for design and photography opened up. Once completing college, my love and passion for photography took hold. After establishing myself in the wedding and portrait photography, I branched out to discover new avenues in the field. My love for design and architecture brought me to where I am today. I am always looking and studying buildings and design elements. It’s not uncommon to see me scouring through interior design and architectural magazines for new and interesting ideas on how to see space in our three-dimensional world. I love collaborating with other creatives, designers, architects and engineers. To me collaboration is a must in the creative process as it can help in solving problems in the moment.