Ed Wolkis is an architectural and commercial photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia. He has earned over 20 national and international awards while working for clients such as Owens Corning, Delta Airlines, General Electric, Turner Broadcasting Systems, ABC-TV, CBS, Coca-Cola, IBM, The Home Depot, CNN, Colliers Spectrum Cauble, Perkins and Will, Havertys Furniture and Sotheby's International Realty.

Ed's work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek, National Geographic, and Town and Country Magazine.

His subjects have ranged from President George Bush to yak herders in Tibet. Ed is the author of the book 'How To Take Photos That Move Houses'. He has been a speaker at the International Medical Volunteerism Conference at Emory, and is a part time photography instructor at the Portfolio Center in Atlanta.

Ed is available for photography anywhere in the world and offers seminars for real estate, architecture, and design professionals.

Ed Wolkis is an architectural and commercial photographer based in Atlanta, Georgia. He has earned over 20 national and international awards while working for clients such as Owens Corning, Delta Airlines, General Electric, Turner Broadcasting Systems, ABC-TV, CBS, Coca-Cola, IBM, The Home Depot, CNN, Colliers Spectrum Cauble, Perkins and Will, Havertys Furniture, and Sotheby's International Realty.

Ed's work has appeared in publications including The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek, National Geographic, and Town and Country Magazine.

His subjects have ranged from President George Bush to yak herders in Tibet. Ed is the author of the book 'How To Take Photos That Move Houses'. He has been a speaker at the International Medical Volunteerism Conference at Emory, and is a part time photography instructor at the Portfolio Center in Atlanta.

Ed is available for photography anywhere in the world, and offers seminars for real estate, architecture, and design professionals.