Photographers VIDEOGRAPHERS

Simon Ridgway

I’m a photographer specialising in unit production stills, BTS and special/key art shoots for film and TV publicity and marketing, as well as corporate and commercial portraiture and reportage. I’m based in South Wales in the UK, but I’m happy to travel to wherever the next exciting shoot is! I pride myself on my professionalism in all aspects of my business. I’m easy to work with, and deliver on time and on budget. And I’m happy to work to a tight creative brief or to advise and collaborate on creative ideas, logistics and production for projects of all sizes. So, whether you’re looking for a photographer to cover a six month film production, or you just need a simple headshot for your company’s website, get in touch and I’ll be happy to help!

Chad Dennis

Scott Areman

I am a Corporate, Advertising, Fine Art Portrait, and Wedding photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia. I started out as a documentary photographer in New York and evolved to shooting corporate and personal assignments that have an editorial and evocative style. Much of my photography, whether it be portraits, corporate photojournalism or weddings, has an authentic, modern and intimate approach that has been very successful for the imagery I create for my clients. I like street photography, American muscle cars, 60’s movies, and tropical locations. I love photographing people whether it’s in the studio, on location or in the street. I’m available for assignment worldwide.

David Fonda

David Fonda is an award winning architectural and interiors photographer based in the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S. With a background in fine art, and experience in the editorial, corporate, and industrial, as well as architectural spheres, he combines a refined eye, an eagerness to comprehend, and a desire to communicate, with a business mind-set, and ‘behind the scenes’ understanding. His images revel in the inter-play of light and structure, line and shape, tint and texture, making evident both his love of photography and of architecture. His clients include architects, interior designers, real estate investment firms & developers, architectural product manufacturers, construction companies, advertising agencies & graphic designers, and editorial.

Bénédicte Brocard

I am Bénédicte, a professional photographer based in Montreal, Quebec and available worldwide. Day after day, I savour the opportunity that this profession gives me to express my epicurean philosophy of life.

Kirk Irwin

Kirk Irwin is a freelance photojournalist based in Columbus, OH. He is a masters’ candidate at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University and an alum of the prestigious Eddie Adams Workshop. He specializes in portrait and sports photography. His clients include Getty Images, the NY Times, USA Today, Ohio State University, The Columbus Blue Jackets, the Detroit Free-Press, Inside Lacrosse Magazine, Ohio Magazine, and Pace Communications. He is fully digital and can transmit from location on deadline. Please contact him for more information.

Bill Purcell

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.

Nick Bumgardner

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.

Kevin Titus

I’m a photographer based in Wilmington, North Carolina, specializing in portrait, personal branding, and commercial & advertising photography . I’ve always been drawn to people and what drives them. Prior to photography, I worked as a psychotherapist, a career counselor, and as an university academic advisor. My training in those fields taught me the power of intentionality, which I believe is why I’ve been able to enjoy a fruitful career as a photographer. For me, photography is about more than taking a nice image, it’s about helping my clients achieve what they’re looking for. Whether you’re a model looking to build a quality portfolio, a business owner who wants to build their authentic personal brand, or a company looking to sell your product with a unique and creative narrative, I’m confident my solution-focused approach will help you bring your vision to life.

Jillian Clark

Jillian Clark is an editorial and portrait photographer, and an advocate for people with Trichotillomania.

Mark Tassoni

I am a photographer based out of the Philadelphia area. I shoot a lot of stuff, but basically I am a portrait photographer. Whether I am in the classroom or on the fields, or shooting an event, I am always looking for the candid portrait. I love capturing the reality in people. Their spontaneity. I hope it shows.

Ian Curcio

I’m a photographer based in South Carolina. I spent my childhood going to grade school in places like Yugoslavia and South Korea, and I know just enough Spanish to keep me out of trouble, which is not very much. My superpower is that I can sleep through anything. I believe there is an inherent truth in making photographs. They should be honest and humble. My work comes from a place of curiosity and enthusiasm. Through a genuine connection and a sense of humor, my goal is to combine people’s grace, dignity, and charm. How I achieve that goal will vary from shoot to shoot, but my desire is always the same – to create technically sound images that grab you emotionally. In the past 15 years, I have photographed exactly one NBA Star, one Formula One Driver, and one Space Archeologist. More importantly, I have looked through my lens to see countless doctors, nurses, teachers, chefs, farmers, warehouse workers, authors, yogis, artists, musicians, actors, dancers, poets, and lots of cute kids.

Alex Petrenko

Corporate, event and editorial photographer, with 7 years of professional photography experience, based in Geneva, Switzerland. I’m no stranger in corporate world as I had spent 15 years on financial and accounting positions. As a photographer I’m fascinated with emotions, colors, movement and straight compositions. If you are modern, upbeat and experiential company, we probably have a lot in common. So, why not to meet and maybe work together?

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.