Mary Beth Koeth was born in 1982 in Ohio, the youngest of five kids whose names all begin with M. Her parents, Mike and Marlene, moved to Texas when she was one, and she quickly embraced the Texas uniform: cowboy boots and a slight food stain on the lower bottom corner of her shirt.

She spent three and a half years at Texas Tech University and a semester in Florence dreaming about hot make-out sessions in the darkroom, but came out with a Design Communication degree instead.

Armed with visions of power suits and briefcases, Mary Beth moved to Kansas City to work as a designer for Hallmark Cards, and later moved overseas to work for Hallmark UK.

Koeth spent her weekends traveling Europe with a camera in hand and soon realised her goal of going back to school to pursue photography seemed fathomable. She spent two and a half months in Norway assisting photographer Nancy Bundt and observing tall, blond men. She's also interned for Miami photographer Sid Hoeltzell and Joe Pugliese in Los Angeles.

She now lives out of two suitcases, calling Miami and Dallas home.

Mary Beth Koeth was born in 1982 in Ohio, the youngest of five kids whose names all begin with M. Her parents, Mike and Marlene, moved to Texas when she was one, and she quickly embraced the Texas uniform: cowboy boots and a slight food stain on the lower bottom corner of her shirt.

She spent three and a half years at Texas Tech University and a semester in Florence dreaming about hot make-out sessions in the darkroom, but came out with a Design Communication degree instead.

Armed with visions of power suits and briefcases, Mary Beth moved to Kansas City to work as a designer for Hallmark Cards, and later moved overseas to work for Hallmark UK.

Koeth spent her weekends traveling Europe with a camera in hand and soon realised her goal of going back to school to pursue photography seemed fathomable. She spent two and a half months in Norway assisting photographer Nancy Bundt and observing tall, blond men. She's also interned for Miami photographer Sid Hoeltzell and Joe Pugliese in Los Angeles.

She now lives out of two suitcases, calling Miami and Dallas home.

For over three decades, Manny has been the visual force behind some of the most recognisable names in food and hospitality—think American Express, PepsiCo, Pizza Hut, Chili’s, and Gordon Ramsay. His photography doesn’t just showcase food; it transforms it into crave-worthy imagery that commands attention.

Renowned for his extraordinary command of lighting, Manny brings more than technical skill to the table—he brings a visual instinct that turns every dish into a story. Clients consistently praise his work as "magical," noting that “Manny has never taken an ugly shot.” His rare ability to deliver both stunning quality and high-volume output makes him an invaluable partner for brands seeking to stand out.

Twice recognised with industry awards, Manny’s creative process is built on three essentials: clarity, spontaneity, and control. Based in Dallas, he continues to create images that don’t just represent food—they make you want to eat it.

Dan Sellers, based in Dallas, Texas, is a photographer of architecture, interiors and the built environment. Assignments take him throughout Texas and the Southwest and his client base is diverse.

His clients include contractors, construction companies, architects, corporate clients, restaurants, interior designers, and commercial clients.

Dan’s technical abilities and sensitivity make his images visually impactful while bringing strong composition and unique elements into play to sell his clients ideas and designs.

Behind every successful food brand, there’s a photographer who knows how to make their products shine. For over 30 years, Manny has been that photographer—trusted by industry giants like American Express, PepsiCo, Pizza Hut, Chili’s, and Gordon Ramsay, among others, to capture food in its most irresistible form.

Known for his instinctive mastery of lighting, Manny doesn’t just photograph food—he bends light to his vision, ensuring that every dish or beverage tells a story of flavor, texture, and temptation. Clients often describe his work as "magical," with one remarking, "Manny has never taken an ugly shot!" His ability to maximise both quality and quantity in a single shoot makes him a powerful asset for brands looking to elevate their visuals.

A two-time industry award winner, Manny believes in simplicity, spontaneity, and precision. For him, lighting is everything, and a well-crafted image isn’t just beautiful—it sells. Based in Dallas, Texas, he continues to create photography that doesn’t just showcase food—it makes people hungry.

For over three decades, Manny has been the visual force behind some of the most recognisable names in food and hospitality—think American Express, PepsiCo, Pizza Hut, Chili’s, and Gordon Ramsay. His photography doesn’t just showcase food; it transforms it into crave-worthy imagery that commands attention.

Renowned for his extraordinary command of lighting, Manny brings more than technical skill to the table—he brings a visual instinct that turns every dish into a story. Clients consistently praise his work as "magical," noting that “Manny has never taken an ugly shot.” His rare ability to deliver both stunning quality and high-volume output makes him an invaluable partner for brands seeking to stand out.

Twice recognised with industry awards, Manny’s creative process is built on three essentials: clarity, spontaneity, and control. Based in Dallas, he continues to create images that don’t just represent food—they make you want to eat it.

After 13 years as a photojournalist, RJ Hinkle transitioned into commercial photography with a focus on lifestyle and food imagery. His editorial background shapes his approach, allowing him to tell authentic visual stories for every client.

RJ is passionate about learning the unique brand and story behind each assignment, ensuring that his work aligns with his clients’ vision and message. He finds the greatest enjoyment in collaborating with people and clients, drawing inspiration from every partnership.

RJ’s experience has been recognised with industry awards, and he prides himself on being seasoned, reliable, trustworthy, and enjoyable to work with. For those seeking a photographer who brings editorial sensibility and commercial expertise to every project, RJ is an ideal collaborator.

Dan Sellers is a well-known photographer of architecture, interiors and the built environment. He lives in Dallas but works throughout Texas and the Southwest.

The types of work he is assigned to photograph is diverse. From commercial buildings to restaurants, corporate interiors, residences, and literally anything that is built or rebuilt, including landscaping. His skills are extensive, in production of the shoot and post production of the final images. Dan enjoys working with all types of people and the results of a great outcome.

Dan Sellers is a well-known photographer of architecture, interiors and the built environment. He lives in Dallas, but works throughout Texas and the Southwest.

The types of work he is assigned to photograph is diverse. From commercial buildings to restaurants, corporate interiors, residences, and literally anything that is built or rebuilt, including landscaping.

His skills are extensive, in production of the shoot and post production of the final images.

Dan enjoys working with all types of people and the results of a great outcome.

Behind every successful food brand, there’s a photographer who knows how to make their products shine. For over 30 years, Manny has been that photographer—trusted by industry giants like American Express, PepsiCo, Pizza Hut, Chili’s, and Gordon Ramsay, among others, to capture food in its most irresistible form.

Known for his instinctive mastery of lighting, Manny doesn’t just photograph food—he bends light to his vision, ensuring that every dish or beverage tells a story of flavor, texture, and temptation. Clients often describe his work as "magical," with one remarking, "Manny has never taken an ugly shot!" His ability to maximise both quality and quantity in a single shoot makes him a powerful asset for brands looking to elevate their visuals.

A two-time industry award winner, Manny believes in simplicity, spontaneity, and precision. For him, lighting is everything, and a well-crafted image isn’t just beautiful—it sells. Based in Dallas, Texas, he continues to create photography that doesn’t just showcase food—it makes people hungry.