Atlanta: Rowin Hernandez

"I would describe my style as a bold, vibrant cinematic perspective into life. I aim to have my imagery contain strong expression that pierces into the viewer so that feel what the subject is experiencing.

Much of my inspiration comes from music, movies, and video games. These were my mediums when growing up and I was awestruck with the sense of scale and grandeur that they could portray. Grandiose boss fights in Sonic games, the epic proportions of scale in Christopher Nolan films, and the amazing layered notes of several composers that make the visual mediums even more impactful are what makes me create the way I create."

New York - Atlanta: Shell Royster

"I am an award-winning, editorial and commercial, food and drink photographer based out of Atlanta and New York City, and travel frequently across the U.S, and the globe for food stories.

I love shooting food and drink, as food is the one common denominator between all people and across all cultures. I love crafting light to bring out the best features of a particular dish or beverage. And I truly enjoy telling food stories and collaborating with brands to create stunning visuals.

Some recent projects include menu and collateral photography for Jamba, as well as travel stories for National Geographic Traveller UK, and Afar Magazines, and a tasty assignment on chocolate for Italy Magazine."

Atlanta: Gianna Keiko

Gianna Keiko is a lifestyle and brand narrative photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia, and across the West in her mobile van office. Her background in graphic design, marketing and studio art continue to supplement her photographic endeavours. Gianna shoots for an image's end goal, and she constantly studies UX/UI best practices and immersive marketing in order to create omnichannel experiences through photography.

Her passion for the outdoors, exploration and health combined with an adventurous spirit, lends truly one of a kind imagery. Gianna's extensive international travel and mobile domestic lifestyle enable her to easily access a wide variety of locations- beach, mountain summit, urban jungle.

With a decade of experience in the photo industry, Gianna spent five years in NYC working in editorial, advertising and fashion photography, honing her technical editing, studio and location lighting techniques. In NYC, Gianna worked on projects for Vogue Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, Kenneth Cole and Louis Vuitton.

Following NYC, Gianna executed lifestyle and advertising campaigns for REI, Nike, Airbnb, Ray-Ban, YMCA, Marmot, Stio, Home Depot and for top startups in the co-housing and van life sectors.

Atlanta: Allie Cottrill

Allie Cottrill is a kids' fashion and advertising photographer based in Atlanta, but who travels internationally for work.

Her shoots vary from small fashion brands working directly with designers to international brands working with large teams of producers and art directors.

Prior to shooting full-time, Allie worked for 15 years as an art director and graphic designer for several advertising agencies and then for her own company, Cottrill Design. Allie offers other creative services such as design, production and marketing to fulfill the needs of a variety of clients.

Allie shoots worldwide and local to many US markets. See more on her website.

Allie’s clients include: Mini Boden, Petite Plume, Bella Bliss, Misha & Puff, Velveteen, Legoland Florida Resort & Hotel, Converse, Reebok, Lord & Taylor, Matilda Jane Clothing, Adidas Kids, Starwood Hotels, Justice, Nantucket Kids, Childrens Prep Childrenswear, Floatimini, Stride Rite and so many more.

Atlanta: Gianna Keiko

Gianna Keiko is a lifestyle and brand narrative photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia and across the West in her mobile van office. Her background in graphic design, marketing and studio art continue to supplement her photographic endeavours. Gianna shoots for an image's end goal, and she constantly studies UX/UI best practices and immersive marketing in order to create omnichannel experiences through photography.

Her passion for the outdoors, exploration and health combined with an adventurous spirit, lends truly one of a kind imagery. Gianna's extensive international travel and mobile domestic lifestyle enable her to easily access a wide variety of locations- beach, mountain summit, urban jungle.

With a decade of experience in the photo industry, Gianna spent five years in NYC working in editorial, advertising and fashion photography, honing her technical editing, studio and location lighting techniques. In NYC, Gianna worked on projects for Vogue Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, Kenneth Cole and Louis Vuitton.

Following NYC, Gianna executed lifestyle and advertising campaigns for REI, Nike, Airbnb, Ray-Ban, YMCA and for top startups in the co-housing and van life sectors.

Atlanta: Brandon Clifton

Brandon Clifton is an Atlanta-based portrait and lifestyle photographer with a cinematic eye and a passion for telling the stories that need to be told.

With a keen understanding of the way narratives work to help change the way we see the world around us, it’s no surprise to see him creating content for such a diverse range of clients spanning from government agencies and nonprofits to editorial publications and apparel brands.

Select clients include: The White House, American Red Cross, World Health Organization, CDC, Caliburn International, Georgia State Capitol, The Atlantan Magazine, Jezebel, Red Bulletin, Goodwill, Tanner Healthcare, The Giving Kitchen, and JDX Apparel.

Atlanta - California: Gianna Keiko

Gianna Keiko is a lifestyle and brand narrative photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia and across the West in her mobile van office. Her background in graphic design, marketing and studio art continue to supplement her photographic endeavours. Gianna shoots for an image's end goal, and she constantly studies UX/UI best practices and immersive marketing in order to create omnichannel experiences through photography.

Her passion for the outdoors, exploration and health combined with an adventurous spirit, lending truly one of a kind imagery. Gianna's extensive international travel and mobile domestic lifestyle enable her to easily access a wide variety of locations - beach, mountain summit, urban jungle.

With a decade of experience in the photo industry, Gianna spent five years in NYC working in editorial, advertising and fashion photography, honing her technical editing, studio and location lighting techniques. In NYC, Gianna worked on projects for Vogue Magazine, Harpers Bazaar, Kenneth Cole and Louis Vuitton.

Following NYC, Gianna executed lifestyle and advertising campaigns for REI, Nike, Airbnb, Ray-Ban, YMCA and for top startups in the co-housing and van life sectors.

Atlanta: Brandon Clifton

"I think I speak for everyone when I say the world wasn't prepared for the coronavirus and what was to unfold in the following months. 2020 as a whole was otherworldly, but March in particular was the start of it all for most Americans. This was when state and federal governments enacted shutdowns, masks mandates, and curfews. During all the chaos, I set out to do a photo series on first responders and healthcare workers. The images were later selected to be in an advertorial for a brand new magazine that would be sent to over one million people nationwide. 

Photography isn't just a job for me. It's a way to bring awareness to issues, particular messaging for brands, and a way to bring us all together in a world that needs unity now more than ever. I'm an Atlanta based photographer and stories are the reason I set out to pursue this career. Stories can change the way we view the world around us and is why I've devoted my career to the pursuit of storytelling."

Atlanta: Calvin Lockwood

There are food photographers, and then there are food visionaries. Calvin Lockwood is the embodiment of the latter.

For over 25 years, Calvin has brought his vision to life in award-winning photos for a multitude of clients in his studio located in a century old downtown Atlanta loft.

His keen sense of styling, design and lighting coalesce into stunning images and no element of a shot goes unnoticed, right down to the choice of fork.