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Richard Powers

British photographer Richard Powers specialises in interiors, architecture and the built environment. Working worldwide, he has been based in the south of France for several years. Early in his freelance career powers focused on the natural environment, developing his skills with a camera extensively throughout Australasia, Europe and the americas. once back in London his eye turned to the design world within which he rapidly established himself with commissions from design agencies and shelter magazines such as Elle decoration. today his editorial client list includes US and European editions of architectural digest, Elle decor, WSJ, world of interiors and vogue living and other quality design magazines. he also works directly with architects, interior designers, hotels and publishing houses such as Thames & Hudson, Rizzoli, Penguin and Octopus. with 20 coffee table books to his name and 25 years of experience Powers is a true force in his field, bringing equal amounts of enthusiasm, attention to detail and zen calm to his work.

Erich Saide

Erich Saide is an award-winning photographer whose clients come back to him time and time again for his crisp, highly polished imagery. From soft and sensual to edgy and dramatic, his stylized, cleanly executed photos use incredible lighting to capture a diverse range of moods. After more than 19 years in the business, Erich’s body of work spans an impressive breadth of styles and industries. Winner of the Communication Arts 58th Photography Annual Competition and his work has also graced the pages of Elle Canada, and is the recipient of the L’Oreal Colour Trophy. Born in Kingston, Jamaica and raised in Vancouver, BC, Canada Erich’s passion for photography led him to study commercial photography at Langara College before embarking on a career in music, fashion, commercial and advertising photography, both locally and abroad. The studio is located in Vancouver’s historic Gastown district. Highly motivated, energetic and full of passion for his craft, whether it's in the studio, on location, or by the side of a film set, Erich is happiest when he's creating powerful and dynamic images.

Phil Kline

As a child, Phil was always exploring with friends, running through backyards, hopping fences, and riding bikes all over Kansas City. The only thing missing was a camera. Studying film at Columbia College Chicago, he became awakened by the craft of visual story telling. The creative experience reminded him of youthful play. An internship with Dennis Manarchy showed him the fast paced world of commercial film production. Eager for more experience, he moved to NYC where received an MFA in Photography from the School of Visual Arts. He then began shooting food, most notably for the New York Times. Next was Austin, where he assisted and traveled with the brilliant Dan Winters, a fortunate experience which prepared him with the necessary tools to explore the craft of photography. Phil Kline is now a commercial and editorial photographer who shoots portraits and still life. Conceptual humor is not only seen in the work but also displayed in his on set spirit. He’s just fun to work with!

Matt Furman

Partial Client List: – American Airlines – BBDO – CVS – Dieste – Porter Novellii – Forbes – Merrill Lynch – Billboard Magazine – Barron's – Chase Bank – The Hollywood Reporter – Astra Zeneca – Cigar Aficionado Magazine – Wine Spectator – Credit Suisse – Deutsche Bank – Graycliff Resort – DRAFT Magazine – Wyndham – Money Magazine – Kimpton Hotels & Resorts – The Wall Street Journal – Monmouth University – Worcester Polytechnic Institute – Cushman and Wakefield – The Wall Street Journal

Irwin Wong

Irwin Wong is an editorial and commercial photographer/director based in Tokyo. Originally from Melbourne, Australia, he moved to Japan in 2005. Although primarily a portrait photographer, he is skilled at a automotive, industrial and travel photography as well. He has completed commissions for clients worldwide including The Washington Post, The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The Hollywood Reporter, The Sunday Times, Car Design News and many more. Commercial clients include SK-II, Omega, Christian Dior, Mazda Motors, Mitsubishi Motors, Ferrari, and Boss Coffee. In addition to his photographic work he has also written and photographed two monographs about Japanese culture through Gestalten: Handmade in Japan (2019) and The Obsessed – Otaku, Tribes and Subcultures of Japan (2022).

Aurélien Bergot

Aurélien Bergot is a Portraits & Products photographer based in Geneva, Switzerland. For more than 20 years, he shoots a diverse range of subjects for commercial, Digital and editorial clients, all with a clean and elegant aesthetic.

Stacy Howell

Stacy is a commercial photographer and food stylist, she divides her time between NYC and Charleston, SC. With an eye for composition and light, she approaches each shoot with a rustic, authentic and story-telling style ranging from light ans fresh to dark and dramatic. Always showcasing food in its natural state, she loves to focus on the gorgeous details and colors that make you feel like you’re close to something delicious and beautiful. Her vibrant reverence for the culinary spirit makes her a favorite among hardworking chefs and restaurateurs. Stacy’s work highlights her knack for capturing the essence of captivating personalities and truly unique companies. Stacy’s fun personality and strong work ethic allows her to produce compelling photography for all level of businesses, from sole-proprietors looking for scale, affordable and quick photography, to in-house creative teams within a company or advertising agency looking for someone who is going to deliver highly successful, elegant and sophisticated imagery.

David Papazian

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.

Anthony Tulliani

Growing up in and around Boston, MA. Anthony started off as a gymnast. In Highschool, He went to a vocational school where he learned carpentry. Later after switching majors from Graphic Design to Photography did he find his true passion. Photography allowed for creativity using technology and exploration of the world and the people in it. Anthony spent a few years helping out on commercial photo shoots for various photographers around the US. Anthony used the tools he learned to form his own photographic style that utilizes light and visual design to create compelling environmental portraits of life and business.

Peter Jackson

Since 2009 Peter has been commissioned by clients in 40 countries and counting to produce hospitality (including F&B, interiors and architecture) and lifestyle photographs and videos for their websites, brochures, ad campaigns, and social media, and is an approved hotel photographer for the Hyatt, IHG, and Accor groups. He is a Getty Global Assignment photographer and an ambassador for Manfrotto, the world’s leading tripod brand.

Ian Tuttle

Go find the strange and the arresting. Make it personal, with tenderness and respect. Go analog, go tethered, go untethered, change where the sun is relative to your lens, switch out the softbox, put a grid on it. Put a gel on it. Put another gel on it. Kick the tripod. Ask if there's another view, another room, another flavor, a favorite record, a very first book, a pair of shoes that will never be thrown away. Say yes. Ask if there's any way they can put sod down in time for the shoot tomorrow. Ask if there's wifi, if there's a good sandwich shop nearby, if there are any quirks, anything they're known for. Ask if they know any good jokes. Tell a good joke. Ask if they like their smile. Make it sing. Make it up as you go along. Make it worth the expense. Make it great.

Christian Fleury

Christian Fleury was born a while back in Sorel, Quebec. It was while tripping on Mystic beach in BC that he realized he should be a photographer. So he moved to Toronto to learn the trade, worked in a dark room and moved again to Montreal to assist photographers. Years later, Christian is living his dream of photographing and filming documentaries. His photographs have illustrated Time Magazine, Reader’s Digest, the Guardian and Canadian Geographics. He also works with banks, universities, engineering firms and whoever else has a good story to share. His movie credits include DOP, co-director, director and producer. In 2020, his movie Three Seasons of Sarony travelled to festivals in Canada, USA and Europe. His most recent movie La Rivière is now touring and, admittedly is one of his proudest accomplishments. On a more social side, Christian has been involved with CAPIC as student VP, council member and national president. He also teaches whenever he can. Finally, he is co-founder of l'Archipel, a group of seven artists sharing space, ideas, projects and wine.

Ryan Donnell

I live in Washington, DC, with my reporter wife, son and daughter. Back in the day, I studied photojournalism at the University of Missouri and worked for some newspapers. Now, I mostly work for magazine, corporate, advertising and non-profit clients. And when I'm not working at making images, I'm probably working over the stove, grill and/or tending bar for friends.

Clint Davis

Born in South Carolina, schooled in Tennessee, desk job designing magazines in Los Angeles, take lots of pictures, move back to South Carolina, take lots more pictures, travel, drink beer, ride bikes, work hard, be happy.

Brian Carlson

With passion, empathy, and a dash of humor I’ve been crafting stories through photography and film for over a decade. My portrait work is honest and engaging and my extensive travel throughout the world has taught me how to interact with all kinds of people. The best part of my job is to have the privilege of using my work to speak into the lives of others. My wife and two boys are the pride and joy of my life. Nature, a good book, and time in my modest garden all give me rejuvination. Small talk is alright but deep, meaningful conversation is where it’s at.

Michael Darter

Appreciate light, dust, sweat, blood, and just a little bit of wind.

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Andy Ryan

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.

Yachin Parham

Hello, my name is Yachin. I’m a photographer based in NYC. I am terrible at writing about myself, so I had some colleagues do it for me. lol “Yachin transcends the relationship between a photographer and someone who hires him. He is so comfortable behind the camera that it amazes me to see portraits where he’s captured the very essence of a person. For him, it’s just natural bringing the people he photographs to life. And it’s not simply that Yachin is magnetic, but how he uses it to give his images a soul. From an Admiral in the Navy to a Miss America contestant to a random walking down the street, he has never met a stranger. And once he snaps your picture, whether you knew it or not, you have a friend for life.” — Ryan Blum, Executive Creative Director, VMLY&R “Yachin and I collaborated on the Erase The Line campaign for breast cancer awareness. Yachin created a super casual and fun environment on set while simultaneously getting the right shot which ended up packed with emotion and visual style. Even though we met for the first time on set, during Covid, I felt like we’d been working together for ages. Yachin is a true pro and the work speaks for itself!” — Nicholas Capanear, SVP, Eversana Intouch Group "Yachin is an incredible photographer, there's no doubt about it. What truly makes Yachin stand out is his talent for raw, human connection. The man can make friends anywhere, and it's this innate charm, charisma, and love of the human experience that enables him to take photos of even the most hyper vigilant individuals, giving his audience an artistic and educational window into extraordinary lives rarely seen." — Ian Cumming, Director "I love working with Yachin! He's great at what he does and brings a wonderful attitude to the day. I think you should hire him and thank me later!" — Janice Baker, Agency Owner/Photo Art Director

Sara Baurley

Hi there! I'm Sara Baurley, and yes, it is pronounced like the grain (bar-lee). I am a freelance photographer + photo assistant living and working in Atlanta, Georgia. I am originally from a beach town in South Florida; it was the kind of place where you learn to drive a boat before a car. I lived in Savannah, Georgia, during my college years at the Savannah College of Art and Design. In the Spring of 2022, I graduated a year early with a BFA in photography and a minor in business management and entrepreneurship with honors. Following graduation, I accepted a year-long photo fellowship position at Dotdash Meredith's Food Studios in Birmingham, Alabama, where I learned from some of the industry's best photographers at America's largest publishing company. My time at Dotdash Meredith's Food Studios elevated me as a photo assistant and photographer. Shortly afterward, I moved back to Georgia but this time to Atlanta. These days you can catch me freelance assisting on photo sets in Atlanta. During dance season, you can find me on weekends at Showstopper's dance competitions across America, photographing some of the most talented competitive dancers.

Lisa Petrole

Lisa Petrole is a photographer specializing in interior design, architectural, and commercial lifestyle photography. Lisa's admiration of innovative design is what inspires her photography; and she loves working with designers and art directors that are pushing the boundaries of their field. Her goal is to capture visuals that match the level of creativity and craftsmanship of the work she photographs, bringing it to the world through editorials and advertising.

Chad Holder

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.

Ben Gold

As a London based photographer fascinated by people I thrive when capturing the everyday moments of life that most take for granted. Specialising in reportage, lifestyle and portraiture I create colourful optimistic photographs for ad agencies, design teams and clients directly. My welcoming smile and friendly character enable me to calm and distract the most reluctant or camera shy subjects. Whilst my ability to adapt to any working environment means I am capable of capturing the vital aspects of business operations.

Dan Bigelow

I became a photographer because I am curious about the world. I love to travel, discover, and explore; to observe and document moments that reveal the essence of a person or an environment. As I was growing up, my family traveled quite a bit and photography was a way to enrich my own experience and to share my vision with others. When I first picked up a camera it was a satisfying fit. I loved the way I could see something with my eye, imagine how I wanted it to look as a photograph, and then use the camera to capture that image. I got a degree in history and always thought I would follow in my family’s footsteps and wind up in academia but upon moving to NYC after college I discovered the possibilities of commercial photography. Right away I knew it was the perfect way to combine my love for visual storytelling with my curiosity and excitement about the world. That was twenty years ago and since then I’ve been busy traveling and shooting and even made a move to Connecticut with my wife and two kids. We miss the bustle of the city but definitely enjoy the relative calm of gardening and chasing our chickens around the yard.

Stefan Hobmaier

Hi, my name is Stefan Hobmaier and I am a photographer in Berlin and Munich.
 Reportages, advertisement campaigns, portraits, employer branding stories, industrial architecture…I create honest, natural and lively imagery that get people's attention.