Steve recently traveled for photo projects in the Caribbean, Arizona, Los Angeles, and Toronto, Canada.

He shot assignments for Jet Aviation, Chartright, and Bohkle International Aviation, focusing on aircraft, crews, and daily operations.

The work included ramp and hangar coverage, cabin interiors, team portraits, and facility photos.

"Over the past few months, I’ve been traveling across the country for a wide range of photography assignments.

In Reston, Virginia, I photographed both portraits and  machinery for Vantage Data Centers.

Back in Arizona, I shot a “day in the life” of a dermatologist, as well as a portrait of the head of IT for Mesa, AZ for a tech magazine. I also headed to Florida for an avionics company shoot.

Earlier this year, I photographed the cover for the Top Docs issue of Phoenix Magazine—a project I’ve been proud to shoot for 15 consecutive years."

Steve Craft, a Phoenix-based photographer, recently worked on a photoshoot in Verrado, a new and growing community nestled in the Arizona desert.

The project focused on showcasing the spirit of the neighborhood—photographing beautifully designed homes, local families, and the charm of Verrado’s tree-lined streets and mountain views.

Steve Craft photographed Noland Arbaugh, the first human recipient of Elon Musk’s Neuralink brain-computer interface, for The Saturday Guardian. Capturing this historic breakthrough, Steve’s images showcased Arbaugh’s ability to control a computer mouse with his mind, highlighting both the technological innovation and the human impact of the advancement. His approach balanced technical precision with storytelling, emphasising the significance of the moment.

Alongside this milestone project, Steve also photographed the Top Docs issue for Phoenix Magazine for the 13th consecutive year. His portraits of the Valley's leading physicians reflected their professionalism and dedication, maintaining the polished, consistent style that has defined the issue for over a decade.

His ability to create compelling imagery across both editorial and commercial projects underscores his versatility as a photographer. From cutting-edge science to medical professionals, Steve continues to bring impactful stories to life through his lens.

Steve Craft has been on a roll with some incredible shoots! He photographed the world’s first brain chip implant patient for the Guardian Saturday cover—straight out of a sci-fi movie, courtesy of Elon Musk’s Neuralink.

Then, he hit the iconic Beverly Hills Hilton to film key players in cybersecurity for OpenText, a Toronto-based IT company. And for a change of scenery, he captured both photos and drone footage of sprawling luxury mansions on the outskirts of Phoenix for the Wall Street Journal. Whether it’s tech, luxury real estate, or big medical milestones, he’s always up for an interesting shoot.

Steve Craft is an award-winning photographer with a dynamic career that spans both Phoenix and Toronto.

Known for his keen eye and relaxed demeanor, he has collaborated with major brands like Banner Health, Blue Ant Media, AMC, Jet Aviation, and Discovery BBC. His work ranges from aviation and corporate photography to healthcare and editorial shoots, always capturing authentic moments and turning them into powerful images.

Steve also has a personal photo project documenting adult stores across the USA, which has earned him several awards for its unique exploration of these often-overlooked spaces.

His approachable style helps him connect effortlessly with clients and subjects alike, making every shoot a smooth and enjoyable experience. The result is visually striking photography that leaves a lasting impact.

Originally from Toronto, Canada, Steve now resides in Phoenix, Arizona, but still works in both locations.

Steve recently worked with a few of his corporate clients across the USA, starting with two locations for Jet Aviation. His first stop was in Houston, Texas, where he photographed a Bombardier Challenger going to market. He then quickly made his way to Burbank, California, to photograph team members.

A few weeks later, Steve drove to Las Vegas to photograph the head of IT of a global staging and rigging company, for CDW.

He then traveled back to Texas to photograph portraits for OpenText, a California-based software company, using those headshots to create aviation-themed AI portraits for their event.

Prior to these corporate projects, Steve completed his 10th year photographing the Top Docs issue for Phoenix Magazine, featuring world-renowned chef Chris Bianco.

Advertising and aviation photographer Steve Craft divides his time between Phoenix, Arizona, and Toronto, Canada, working on projects that range everywhere from portraits of corporate giants to interiors of corporate jets.

His portfolio encompasses all aspects of the aviation industry and his work has graced magazine covers and adorned billboards in Times Square, reaching millions of viewers and earning accolades from visual arts organizations like Graphis, Communication Arts, American Photography, PDN, and Applied Arts.

Steve has collaborated with some of the industry’s largest aircraft manufacturers, aerospace engineers, ground service providers and airports.

Steve just wrapped up traveling around the USA photographing private aircraft for a Top 10 global charter company. Coincidentally, this project wrapped up on the day that his new aviation-only website was unveiled.

Dividing his time between bases in Phoenix, Arizona, and Toronto, Canada, advertising and commercial photographer Steve Craft has spent decades in the industry building an award-winning portfolio of work for corporate giants, healthcare providers and major news outlets across North America and around the globe.

He’s also made a name for himself as a top aviation photographer, collaborating with some of the industry’s largest aircraft manufacturers, aerospace engineers, ground services providers and even airports, which has seen him go from NASA’s Houston headquarters to the open door of a Cessna for daring air-to-air photography.

Steve recently spent a couple days in the OR photographing a brain surgery followed by a spinal cord procedure for one of America's top neurosurgeons.