Amy Carson is a Southern California-based commercial and editorial photographer working with national and global clients. She creates imagery for food, beverage, hospitality, and wellness brands seeking visuals that feel genuine, tactile, and rooted in nature.

Whether in studio or on location, Amy collaborates closely with creative directors and in-house marketing teams to produce campaign-ready work across digital and print. She works seamlessly with natural and artificial light to craft images that are refined, expressive, and story-driven.

Amy's recent projects include food and lifestyle photography for an international cookbook and fitness program, fine dining features for the LA Times, and still life work for several beverage and wellness brands.

Her clients and publications include PepsiCo, JPMorganChase, Pecorino Romano PDO, and Los Angeles Times.

Amy Carson is a commercial and editorial photographer based in San Diego, working worldwide. She creates narrative-led imagery for food and drink, lifestyle, hospitality, and travel brands, with a visual style rooted in authenticity, quality, and a natural sense of place.

A Southern California native, Amy brings a global perspective shaped by years of solo travel and living abroad. She is a dual Italian citizen, fluent in Italian, and has lived in both Sicily and Rio de Janeiro—experiences that continue to inform her culturally rich, story-driven approach.

Her clients and publications include PepsiCo, JPMorgan Chase, Pecorino Romano PDO, Adagio Teas, Los Angeles Times, and Eater San Diego.

With work that takes him to challenging environments across North America, Scott Lorenzen is learning every day and pushing his creative skills towards that next vision.

"All my life I've wanted to be a photographer and work outdoors, and I'm driven by a desire to share my view of the world with clients. I’ve driven over 350,000 miles shooting industrial and architecture projects and covered well over 2500sqmi on helicopter assignments and managed half million-dollar budgets on large-scale projects. Recent drone photography projects include shooting an underground storage facility in Kansas City, and flying over New Jersey ports for a NYC real estate firm."

Scott can operate either solo or with minimal crew, from midtown Manhattan to the most remote areas from his connected, off-grid, purpose-built off-road mobile studio, and flying top of the line 8K drones and shooting still and motion on medium format digital camera systems.

"All my life I wanted to be a photographer and work outdoors. I’ve driven 320,000 miles shooting for industrial and architecture clients throughout the US and covered over 2500 square miles on helicopter assignments and managed half-million dollar budgets. And proudly, I painstakingly hunted down and photographed the elusive 020 Pavilion for a personal project, which won an AIA LA Architectural Photography Award.  

Recent projects include shooting an underground storage facility in Kansas City, documenting a start-up in Los Angeles working with brands like H&M to recycle used clothing, shooting the next generation of hydrogen transportation and working alongside an emmy-award winning team shooting for Blackstone's commercial real estate powerhouse Link Logistics.  

My work takes me to challenging environments that allow me to learn everyday and push my creative skills towards that next thing."

"All my life I wanted to be a photographer and work outdoors. I’ve driven 320,000 miles shooting for industrial and architecture clients throughout the US and covered over 2500 square miles on helicopter assignments and managed half-million dollar budgets. And proudly, I painstakingly hunted down and photographed the elusive 020 Pavilion for a personal project, which won an AIA LA Architectural Photography Award.  

Recent projects include shooting an underground storage facility in Kansas City, documenting a start-up in Los Angeles working with brands like H&M to recycle used clothing, shooting the next generation of hydrogen transportation and working alongside an emmy-award winning team shooting for Blackstone's commercial real estate powerhouse Link Logistics.  

My work takes me to challenging environments that allow me to learn everyday and push my creative skills towards that next thing."

"All my life I wanted to be a photographer and work outdoors. I’ve driven 320,000 miles shooting for industrial and architecture clients throughout the US and covered over 2500 square miles on helicopter assignments and managed half-million dollar budgets. And proudly, I painstakingly hunted down and photographed the elusive 020 Pavilion for a personal project, which won an AIA LA Architectural Photography Award.

Recent projects include shooting an underground storage facility in Kansas City, documenting a start-up in Los Angeles working with brands like H+M to recycle used clothing, shooting the next generation of hydrogen transportation and working alongside an emmy-award winning team shooting for Blackstone's commercial real estate powerhouse Link Logistics.

My work takes me to challenging environments that allow me to learn everyday and push my creative skills towards that next thing."

"All my life I wanted to be a photographer and work outdoors. I have driven 300,000 miles shooting for clients throughout the US and covered over 2,500 square miles on helicopter assignments. I have managed half-million dollar budgets and shot over 2,200 warehouses and counting. And proudly, I painstakingly hunted down and photographed the elusive 020 Pavilion for a personal project, which won an AIA LA Architectural Photography Award.

Recent projects include shooting an underground storage facility in Kansas City, documenting a start-up in Los Angeles working with brands like H+M to recycle used clothing, shooting the next generation of hydrogen transportation and working alongside an emmy-award winning team shooting for Blackstone's commercial real estate powerhouse Link Logistics. My work takes me to challenging environments that allow me to learn everyday and push my creative drive."

"It was just six weeks after my last day of high school and my job was fighting wildfires- something I was proud to do in defense of the forests. I later learned the stinging paradox that the very act of fire suppression itself was killing the mountain ecosystems I loved.

In my years since fighting fires I have managed to keep things interesting - I completed a 222 mile solo hike of the John Muir Trail in the Sierra Nevadas; organized a rescue of my friends while we were being robbed by gunmen; snuck back into the US from France at O'Hare airport (post 9/11); and cheated death a few times.

All my life I wanted to be a photographer and work outdoors. I’ve driven 285,000 miles shooting for clients throughout the US and covered over 2500 square miles on helicopter assignments. And I hunted down and photographed the elusive 020 Pavilion for a personal project, which won an AIA LA Architectural Photography Award."

Currently based in San Diego with his wife Caroline and their dog Timber, Scott holds is driven by a desire to connect with and convey big feelings and big ideas.

Clients include: Aegis Insurance, Blackstone, Devon Energy, NGL Energy, Radison, Schuff Steel, SVP Partners, Thermo-Fisher Scientific, Williams-Sonoma and many more.

Filmmaker, photographer, and waterman: Alex is a natural born storyteller. Having a keen eye for detail and an uncanny ability to capture the most genuine moments as they unfold - he has been trusted to tell the stories of people, places, and moments both large and small over the years. 

Recently, Alex has relocated to Southern California where he has built out a team to tackle larger productions - while still being nimble enough to blend into communities and groups to tell the most authentic stories possible. 

Fashion and lifestyle shoots have been keeping him busy this spring as brands are gearing up for the summer advertising season. Next up, Alex and company are heading down to Baja in Mexico for a commercial spearfishing, camping, and motorcycle shoot.

If authentic storytelling is what you're after, Alex is who you want behind the lens.

Alex Palumbo is a filmmaker, photographer, and waterman based in Southern California. Growing up on the south shore of Long Island, New York, Alex spent his formative years learning how to source his food from the sea - and growing an appreciation for the natural world. 

Alex is a natural born storyteller. Having a keen eye for detail and an uncanny ability to capture the most genuine moments as they unfold - he has been trusted to tell the stories of people, places, and moments both large and small over the years.

Photography and filmmaking happened organically, out of a desire to document the wild places and unique souls he came across in his travels. Storytelling through a lens became his way of connecting with people, and is what gave his life its greatest purpose.

His films and photos have been used by Spotify, Men's Journal, Ritz-Carlton, Casa Dragones Tequila, and Todd Snyder - along with many smaller companies and artists.

Recently, Alex has built out a team to tackle larger productions - while still being nimble enough to blend into communities and groups to tell the most authentic stories possible.