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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."
Gabriel Sanchez, better known as 'Gabe', I'm a Miami based commercial photographer as well as a video director. Operating as a one stop shop to create photo and video content, as well as full post production services is something that keeps the process simple and direct. I have been a working photographer and director for the better part of my life creating images for personal clients, well known brands and major magazines in and out of the US. My style of photography is self described as "simple, candid, and somewhat minimal" with contrasty yet subdued tones. My background in psychology is entwined into my photography and portraiture, placing value in the relationship between me, my subject, the environment and the moment.
My relationship with photography dates to elementary school when my family moved into a house with a darkroom. I spent most of my childhood there. In junior high I happed upon Cheryl Tiegs modeling for a shoot in Washington Square. I poached some frames. The pics scored me the job of photo editor of our high school newspaper. This was my big break because my then-classmate Jimmy Hirsch went on to be a staff writer for the New York Times. He somehow talked them into giving me an actual assignment. It went well and they gave me a couple more. It was official. I could legitimately say I shot for the New York Times. That was 1986. A couple thousand assignments later, I have begrudgingly lived through the transition from film to digital. As a reprieve, I have adopted a forgotten photographic process, the photogravure, and am diving deeply into its preservation. My wife, Hilary, whose patience, maturity and wisdom netted us three now-grown children is so supportive of my photogravure obsession that even when she can’t sleep, she asks about it…
Anthony Lanneretonne is an interior, architecture, food & travel photographer based in Nice, South of France. Born in 1973 in Versailles but mainly raised in Africa, French Polynesia and French West Indies, he has preserved all along this time the pleasure of travel and discovery. Graduated of a cinema school. He used to work in movie and stills production and finally became assistant for major fashion & interiors photographers. Start his career as freelance photographer in 2001, shooting for numerous french and international magazines for more than 22 years now. He is available for assignments in France as well as worldwide. Fine gourmet, naturally curious about everything that shapes taste, Anthony produces food works and travel reports with fresh and unique approach. Aside his commercial work he develops personal work in landscape photography.
Stan Lee is a photographer, storyteller and video producer specializing in food, restaurants, bars, hospitality, cookbooks and travel. He worked on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” from 2006 to 2011 as a new media and video producer. In 2012, he started creating culinary content for Eater.com — producing, directing and editing shows like “60-Second Tasting Menu”, “Eat The Menu” and “Dining on a Dime”. Stories featuring Stan’s work have gone viral, getting over 25 million shares and views on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook. He has photographed and filmed chefs and restaurants all over the world, from Dubai to Louisville to Taipei. Stan won a James Beard Foundation award with team Eater.com and an International Association of Culinary Professionals award for his visual storytelling. His work has been featured in The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, Eater, Thrillist, KCRW’s Good Food, NPR’s The Salt and Life & Thyme.
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 for editorial and commercial clients across the genres of travel & lifestyle, 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. Select Clients: Apple, American Airlines, Four Seasons, INTERSECT by Lexus, Magnolia Network, Who What Wear, Crate & Barrel, US Bank, Fodors Travel, TripAdvisor, Smart Flyer, Paravel, Davidson Hospitality Group, and Parkview Private Collection amongst other travel and lifestyle brands. Published In: Conde Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, Hemispheres, Health Magazine, Interiors Magazine, American Way, Fodor’s, Suitcase Magazine, and more.
Stathis Bouzoukas is a commercial photographer with a passion for capturing the essence of travel and hospitality. His expertise encompasses a wide range of specialties, including food photography, lifestyle imagery, architectural photography for hotels and resorts, and travel destination captures. Stathis impressive client list includes industry leaders such as Hakkasan restaurants, Campari (Aperol Spritz campaign), Nammos restaurants (global locations), and prestigious 5-star hotels. Stathis is known for a collaborative spirit, being easy to work with, a keen eye for detail and the adaptability of a creative leader and passionate about partnering with clients to bring their visions to life, ensuring a captivating final product that resonates with their target audience.
Adam Goldberg is one of the premier Atlanta architectural and interior design photographers based in Atlanta, GA. During Adam’s years of traveling the world for multiple organizations such as The Department of Defense and Deloitte Consulting, he discovered a passion for photographing the places that he visited. After obtaining his Master’s in Business Administration he launched his photography career with a focus on interior and exterior spaces as he has always had an eye for architecture. Photography is the perfect mixture of science, art, and creativity for Adam’s innovative and imaginative mind. Adam uses both natural and artificial light to capture the essence of a property or room. All of his images are crafted with an eye on creating a realistic representation that transports the viewer to the space. When he’s not photographing an architectural wonder or flying his drone, Adam can be found capturing landscape and travel images around the world…or with his feet in the sand, a little bit of hot sauce, and some Jimmy Buffett music in the background.
Born in Melbourne, Australia Lynton Crabb’s childhood was spent in India and Papua New Guinea. After finishing high school he returned to Melbourne to study photography at RMIT University before embarking on his career as a professional photographer. Working internationally, Crabb has created conceptual photographic campaigns for clients in the advertising and design industries and been commissioned to shoot projects for many recognised companies. Good at creating the moment, Crabb's story telling style sees him shooting active lifestyle, property, hotel, business based projects. He is comfortable being sent anywhere in the world (or around the corner) to create suites of images encapsulating a company or organisations activities and message. Although carefully planned and executed his images often have the feel of candid moments. His understanding and clever use of light, as well as an ability to form a good rapport with his subject forms the basis for his graphic and engaging images.
If you got a problem, yo I’ll solve it. 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. Over the past 20+ years I have photographed almost every square inch of Cape Cod, so in 2019 I "took my talents to South Beach" living in Miami year round and traveling back for the summers enables me to stay connected to the Northeast while developing many clients, commercial and editorial throughout Southern Florida. I love what I do. Whatever size production, big and small, 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. Past clients include Josh Wines, Yellowtail Wines, Jenn-Air, Sub-Zero, Kohler etc..
de-tour: verb – to go or travel to a place along a way that is different from the usual or planned way. Whatever the subject, photographer Adam DeTour brings a unique and devoted eye to his projects and assignments. A sought after food and portrait photographer, with a full service studio Boston, MA his clients include Green Giant, The New York Times, Boston Magazine, Four Seasons Hotels, and many others. Landing in Boston by way of New Hampshire, Italy, and New York city, Adam is both meticulous and approachable in his work. Outside of photography he enjoys swimming, hiking, and time at home with his wife and daughters.
Sergiy Kadulin Photography is a private professional practice established in 2013 with the aim to help our customers grow their business through creating high-quality, artistic, engaging and emotional visual stories of their design products. Our customers include architects, interior designers, developers and constructors, hotels, spa, restaurants, cafe, business centers and offices, retail showrooms and shopping centers, furniture and decor manufacturers, construction and industrial companies, medical and sport centers, educational and public establishments, and many other clients in need of high-quality architectural and interior photography. While Sergiy Kadulin lives in Kyiv (Ukraine), he provides services to different clients throughout the country and also abroad, including shooting at high-profile European interior design events such as iSaloni in Milano, Maison et Objet in Paris, Decorex in London, IMM in Cologne, etc.
I love my job, so much it doesn't feel like a job. Still can't believe I get to make photos for a living. Favorites photos? Ones that are equal parts pretty and useful. Favorites shoots? Ones that involve a scrappy crew and client, where by the end it feels a bit like summer camp did, a bit weird to say goodbye to the people your life has revolved around for days, but we all leave feeling accomplished as a team. Favorite subject? People of any age! Though I do love a good detail, an enticing dish, or anything that helps tell a story and inviting. Background? Born in Florida, childhood summers in California, and thrice Texas transplant (once for college, once for work, and once for hubs.) Liberal arts degree in history; various jobs after college that made photography seem like the best career in the world; married with kids; owner of one seriously adorable and ornery dog; and a "human pinball" technically residing in Austin, TX, though frequently found in Florida or in a window seat headed elsewhere.
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.
Authentic storytelling. Two words far overused these days. Even so… That’s what I'm about. It's an honest take that I've been bringing to brands, nonprofits and editorial clients for over 20 years. Mostly out of doors. And long before Instagram filters and overused hashtag modifiers. Need still pictures? Moving pictures? Or both? Give me a shout. I'd love to collaborate and help tell your story.
Kirsten Miccoli is an internationally published fashion, beauty and advertising photographer based in the United States. Kirsten began cultivating her passion for photography at a young age. At 13, she was creating complex staged self portraits using props she collected and wardrobe from her mother's closet. Years of this practice gave Kirsten a very strong foundation and a unique approach to directing talent. Kirsten attended Columbia College Chicago and graduated with her BFA in 2010. She continues to use her documentary background to capture seemingly candid moments in even the most staged scenarios. At the age of 32, Kirsten now owns a studio in Chicago, IL but often travels shooting for clients all around the world. With over 12 years of professional experience, Kirsten has worked with many well known brands and celebrities. Overall, Kirsten enjoys being part of the creative process from start to finish. She loves working with others and bringing ideas to life. Whether she is meticulously constructing a new image or capturing the existing beauty of her subject, her love for photography and directing shows in every frame
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.
Gareth is originally from Swansea in South Wales but moved to HK in 1996 and set up Blow Up two years later. When Gareth isn’t shooting he enjoys taking his kids around Hong Kong’s breathtaking landscape, hoping to discover new places of interest for his art projects. He’s also a post-punk aficionado and played guitar very badly in an early Punk band, however he’s now banned from playing guitar in the studio and at home.
I’m a Boston photographer and director – a first generation Chinese-American, an eldest daughter, and a big sister to my brother with Autism. My portrait and lifestyle work tells colorful, joyful, and emotion-evoking stories for commercial brands. I have a passion for showcasing companies and individuals that are moving the needle, breaking ceilings, and accomplishing the unthinkable. After graduating with a degree in finance and computer science, I started my career as a management consultant. I then took the biggest risk of my life and went for full time into photography. It’s been eleven years, and I cannot imagine doing anything that would make me happier.
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.
Justin Nicholas is an internationally awarded photographer and director with a career spanning almost thirty years specialising in luxury hotels and resorts, hospitality, industry, interiors and architecture. Justin works from bases in Australia and Singapore, working extensively throughout Australia, the Pacific and Asia. As an experienced approved luxury tier photographer, Justin is acutely aware of the varying brand portfolios' philosophies and requirements, enabling seamless capture, rapid delivery and revenue driving outcomes. His film and video assets have been acknowledged as being instrumental in driving sales and increasing yields well in excess of forecast targets. Gaining worldwide recognition for such projects as The Muraka at Conrad Maldives and Waldorf Astoria Maldives, his work has been published in numerous publications including Architectural Digest, Departures, Travel + Leisure, Vogue, Harpers Bazaar and The New York Times.
Barry Harley is a photographer specializing in Hotel, Architectural, and Portrait Photography. His architectural photography has extended geographically from Duns Castles in Scotland to the infamous Grey Gardens (home of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’s cousins) in East Hampton, NY to extensive shooting in Jamaica and the Caribbean. Barry has worked on numerous portrait photography series ranging from entertainers to city officials. He has photographed Patti La Belle and numerous other show business personalities as well as municipal luminaries in Jamaica, including police commissioner Major General Antony Anderson. His most recent portraiture project, Pullin It All Together, is a book by Paul Wharton published in 2018 “which reveals secrets of styling teams and the tricks photographers use to turn everyday faces into those of supermodels.” Barry is the recipient of the 2020 Communication Arts Award of Excellence.
At the age of three, Al Argueta first traveled to Guatemala with his father and was utterly captivated by the country’s landscape and its Maya inhabitants. He would later live in Guatemala for two years, allowing him to formally learn Spanish and to experience Guatemala’s culture firsthand. During summers in high school and college, Al often took a month off to travel to Guatemala, exploring its jungles, ruins, and villages. It was also when he first dabbled in photography, capturing images of the people and landscapes he encountered. In college, Al majored in Journalism and Latin American Studies, managing to squeeze in two study-abroad programs, one in Manchester and one in Maastricht, and traveled through much of Europe. After college, he interned with Costa Rica’s Tico Times, getting his first exposure to travel writing and photography, in addition to covering then-President Bill Clinton’s visit to Guatemala. Al worked briefly for a newspaper in the Virgin Islands before moving on to photography school in Hawaii. He also taught English to college students in Thailand for a time, continuing to satiate the travel bug that bit him years back.
My work spans many different genres – from shooting people to focusing on things we wear, the things we eat, to the places we live, to the things we love, and the things we crave. I love to capture it all. People ask me to help them tell stories through a lens. I can do that – I love it. I spend my time shooting in and out my studio, and traveling when requested. I travel for fun when I can because i believe personal time is essential. I prefer to be outside. I try to surround myself with good hearts. I love all kinds of music. I like pretending that I can play guitar. I often find myself staring in awe at my boys. I think my wife is cool as hell. Having grown up 3 blocks from Lambeau Field, I will always bleed green and gold. I will always have dogs. I love video games but never play. I will always want birds in my house but will never have one as it would make me sad. I want my boys to be older for certain things but I don't ever really want them to grow up. I will probably never be satisfied with my landscaping and garden. I will always want the feeling of a workout without any of the exercise. I will always cringe at the act of explaining myself and then end up rambling on and on and on and on and on…….
J Filipe Wiens has been photographing professionally for over 10 years. His work has taken him around the world and has been featured in advertising campaigns for various companies such as Marriott International – Starwood Hotels – Kempinski Hotels – Hilton Worldwide – Hyatt Hotels Corporation- Fairmont Hotels & Resorts – Swissôtel and CBS Studios to name just a few.
Michael is a freelance photographer from Seattle, Washington, living and working in Brooklyn, New York. His photographs are defined by graphic compositions, and a strong use of color, with a body of work that includes a strong focus on travel, people, interiors culture and food.