Darren Setlow is a commercial and architectural photographer living with his wife and two boys on the coast of Maine, near Portland. 

Darren is known for capturing the essential sense of place of interior and architectural spaces, with detailed, careful compositions. His clients include home furnishings catalogues, hotels, architects, designers, builders, and magazines.

He also has extensive studio experience making inviting and aspirational images of bedding, bath, furniture, and accessories for clients such as LLBean Home, Plow & Hearth, and Company C.

Equally at home in dynamic, location-based work, he has been working in Charlottesville, Virginia with award-winning architecture and design firms such as Train Architects, Heidi Brooks Interior Design, and Folly C’ville. Upcoming shoots include a beautiful remodel of a historic brownstone near Dupont Circle in Washington, DC for ILEX construction, and two shoots for Starbucks in Boston and Philadelphia.

Recent projects include the images in Design New England, Decor Maine, and the current cover feature of Maine Home and Design.

Darren is a commercial and architectural photographer living with his wife and two boys on the coast of Maine, near Portland.

Darren is known for capturing the essential sense of place of interior and architectural spaces, with detailed, careful compositions. His clients include home furnishings catalogs, hotels, architects, designers, builders, and magazines.

Darren also has extensive studio experience making inviting and aspirational images of bedding, bath, furniture, and accessories for clients such LLBean Home, Plow & Hearth, and Company C.

Equally at home in dynamic, location-based work, he’s been working in Charlottesville, Virginia with award-winning architecture and design firms such as Train Architects, Heidi Brooks Interior Design, and Folly C’ville.

Recent projects include four concurrent features in the July issues of Decor Maine, Maine Homes by Downeast, Zest Maine Magazine and the cover feature of Maine Home and Design.

Darren Setlow is a commercial and architectural photographer living with his wife and two boys on the coast of Maine, near Portland. His work captures the essence and sense of place of interior and architectural spaces, with detailed, careful compositions.

Clients include home furnishings catalogues, hotels, architects, designers, builders, and magazines. Recent work includes new photography for Thos. Moser Furniture. His client The Knickerbocker Group recently announced an AIA Design Award featuring Darren’s photography. He is also looking forward to new features this summer in Maine Home + Design, Down East Magazine’s Maine Homes, Decor Maine and Zest Maine Home magazines.

Darren’s work is taking him to Central Virginia to work with Heidi Brooks Interior Design and Folly C’Ville. He also has extensive studio experience making inviting and aspirational images of bedding, bath, furniture, and accessories for clients such LLBean Home, Plow & Hearth, LeRoux Kitchen and Company C.

Location work for Starbucks has taken him to airports and bespoke shopping malls around the US. His work can also be seen in Linda Leigh Paul’s book 'Stone Houses', out recently from Rizzoli.

Darren Setlow is a commercial and architectural photographer living with his wife and two boys on the coast of Maine, near Portland. His work captures the essence and sense of place of interior and architectural spaces, with detailed, careful compositions.

Clients include home furnishings catalogues, hotels, architects, designers, builders, and magazines. Recent work includes new photography for Thos. Moser Furniture, Maine Home + Design, and Zest Maine Home magazines.

Darren’s work has also taken him to Charlottesville, Virginia to work with Heidi Brooks Interior Design and Victoria Pauncey of Folly C’Ville. Darren also has extensive studio experience making inviting and aspirational images of bedding, bath, furniture, and accessories for clients such LLBean Home, Plow & Hearth, LeRoux Kitchen, and Company C.

Location work for Starbucks has taken him to airports and bespoke shopping malls around the US. His work can also be seen in Linda Leigh Paul’s book 'Stone Houses', out recently from Rizzoli. You can also see his recent essay on race car driving online.

Based in Portland, OR and Los Angeles, editorial and commercial photographer, Dina Avila has shot for publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Virgin Australia and Vogue Japan. Her commercial client list includes American Express, Nike, Hestan Commercial and others. 

Dina brings a focused yet warm energy to her sets, helping her subjects feel at ease. She is an enthusiastic collaborator and loves melding her ideas with those of her clients.

While Dina’s focus is food, lifestyle and interiors, she loves to travel while exploring local culture with her camera. Dina has a degree in Photo-communications from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas and has won the James Beard Award for Visual Storytelling.

"I’m a commercial and architectural photographer living with my wife and two boys on the coast of Maine, near Portland. Details are very important to me. I care passionately about paying close attention to the world around me, and crave understanding about how things work. My job as a photographer is to share that insight with the viewer, inviting them into my vision of what’s essential, beautiful, and compelling about the subject.

Clients include home furnishings catalogues, hotels, architects, designers, builders, and magazines. I also have extensive studio experience for clients such as LLBean Home, Plow & Hearth, and Company C. Equally at home in dynamic, location-based work, I’ve also been photographing new stores for Starbucks in shopping malls and airports.

Recent projects include the inaugural cover for DownEast Magazine’s new Homes Magazine, and work published in Linda Leigh Pauls’ new book 'Stone Houses', out this Summer from Rizzoli.”

After earning her degree in Photo Communications at St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas, Dina Avila spent several years photographing for award-winning photographers Jenn Lindberg and Bill Kennedy.

A desire to be closer to her family brought Dina to the Big Island of Hawaii, where she developed her photojournalistic eye and passion for visual storytelling while shooting for local newspapers.

After moving to Portland in 2007, Dina shifted her focus to editorial and commercial photography focusing on food, lifestyle, portraiture and architecture. She is a regular contributor to Eater PDX and has amassed a respectable client list which includes American Express, The Wall Street Journal, Nike, and Vogue Japan.

She is also winner of the James Beard Award for Visual Storytelling.

Based in Portland, Oregon, editorial and commercial photographer, Dina Avila has shot for publications such as The Wall Street Journal, Virgin Australia and Vogue Japan. Her commercial client list includes American Express, Nike, Hestan Commercial and many others.

Dina brings a focused yet warm energy to her sets, helping her subjects feel at ease. She is an enthusiastic collaborator and loves melding her ideas with those of her clients.

While Dina’s focus is food, lifestyle and interiors, she loves to travel while exploring local culture with her camera, and plans to also be based in the UK. Dina has a degree in Photo-communications from St. Edward’s University in Austin, Texas and has won the James Beard Award for Visual Storytelling.

Michael Wilson has been involved in photography for 15 years. Much of this time was spent working as a photo assistant to celebrity and documentary photographer, Martin Schoeller, in New York City.

This job provided the absolute best hands-on training in photography, and took Michael all over the world - all while working for magazines such as National Geographic, The New Yorker, and GQ. Michael is now based in Maine and can often be found travelling around New England photographing people who are making positive impacts on the Earth.

Selected clients include Down East Magazine, Hypertherm, Sun Edison, Zest Magazine, American Craft Magazine, Maine Craft Association, Maine College of Art and The Cottage Journal.

Michael Wilson has been involved in photography for 15 years. Much of this time was spent working as a photo assistant to celebrity and documentary photographer, Martin Schoeller, in New York City. This job provided the absolute best hands-on training in photography, and took Michael all over the world for clients such as National Geographic, The New Yorker and GQ.

Michael is now based in Maine and can often be found travelling around New England photographing people who are making positive impacts on the Earth.

Selected clients include Down East Magazine, Hypertherm, Sun Edison, Zest Magazine, American Craft Magazine, Maine Craft Association, Maine College of Art and The Cottage Journal.