"Beginning as a multi-disciplinary artist, I have now been working as a commercial architectural photographer across BC since 2006.  I love working with passionate designers and want to help them present their best work with my best visual craftsmanship, using all the tools at my disposal to craft the most complimentary and truthfully representative imagery. 

In my commercial work, my style is focused on achieving a natural, ambient light look, which I love for its purity, but I also appreciate being able to push things in creative directions when I can. In my personal work, I am drawn to photograph beautiful designs and compositions wherever they are found, especially in nature. I care deeply for the environment and would love to highlight sustainable design - with a special interest in reclaimed and repurposed materials.

I have photographed for the Mint Tiny House Company, MAXXiT Systems, BGIS Canada, Turco Homes, Kalu Interiors, KG Interior Design, Turner Construction, Thibodeau Architecture & Design, Grafton Apparel, Century Group Inc., Seraphim Stoneworks, Positive Space Staging & Design, Kenzi Design House, and Bayside Cabinets."

Trevor is a photographer and director with a background in art direction. His work balances between art and commerce, while torn between minimalism and complexity. He loves pencils and pens, print on paper, juicy magazines, chairs, architecture, biking and dream of a rustic cabin at the ocean.

Selected clients: Adidas, AG Hair, Aritzia, Chanel, Christian Wijnants, Dakine, Herschel Supply Co, Foot Locker, Lee Jeans, Mavi Jeans, Nike, L’Oréal, Lululemon, Reebok, Y/Project, Yohji Yamamoto, Hermès, Warner Bros, TD Bank, Godaddy.

Publications: Another, Audi, Boston Globe, Billboard, Cosmopolitan, Dazed, Exclaim, Glamour, Harper's Bazaar, Hunger, ID, Interview, Fast Company, Men's Health, Nylon, Oprah Magazine, Revs, Telegraph, Sleek, Vanity Fair, Vice, Vogue, Wallpaper, Wired.

Alex Waber a fashion, advertising and portrait photographer based out of Vancouver, Canada. Trained in cinematography Alex brings the language of story telling to his photography through lighting design, composition and art direction. With a strong DIY attitude, Alex has built himself two custom studios and that ground up attitude makes its way in to all his projects, be it custom set pieces or hand painted backdrops; a day off is usually spent making a mess in his studio.

A love of music has greatly informed his approach to the creative process, an ideal shoot is full of collaborative energy, ideas bouncing around as we follow the art direction with some good improvisation thrown in to the mix. This has also resulted in many live music events happening out of his space and a number of musician’s portraits which have shown up in articles around the world.

Alex has shot for clients including Arcteryx, Aritzia and Shaw Communications and has had work published internationally in in places like The Guardian, Rolling Stones and The Globe and Mail.

Based in Vancouver, Ema Peter Photography was founded in 2005 to bring Ema’s creative vision to architectural photography. Ema’s training in both the visual arts and photojournalism, with experience at the Magnum Photo Agency in Paris, created the foundations for her approach to lighting and composition. 

With over 20+ years of experience and sheer determination, she has photographed internationally renowned projects and received countless awards. 

Ema deeply believes that a space has life and she makes it her mission to harness that character in every photograph.

Pooya was born in Tehran, Iran, in 1983. 

He moved to Canada at the age of 17. Pooya’s passion for photography began at his high school photography class. His professional career launched in 2005 when he started photographing nightlife. Pooya's work first came to notice when he was published on Applied Arts in 2011.

He enjoys the full spectrum of photography – from planning large concepts fashion shoots, galleries or portraits in one on one intimate settings.

Pooya is currently in Vancouver, Canada.

Alex Waber is an award-winning photographer with 12 years experience in the fashion industry. He has shot for clients including campaigns for Arcteryx and Aritzia, and was brought in to help rebrand the photography for Shaw Communications in a more fashionable way. With a background in cinematography for advertising and music videos, Alex has a keen eye for dynamic lighting and visual story telling. He loves working hands on with teams of people to create visions, from location scouting and set design to bouncing around different styles of editing to achieve very specific visions after the shoot.

Alex works primarily out of his own studio in Vancouver’s chinatown where he has a workshop to build props and set pieces and work on his own abstract and experimental photography and oil painting, both of which influence his approach to the commercial arts.

Lately Alex has been experimenting with incorporating artificial intelligence in to his work flow, creating photoshoots which are then processed through a trained neural network allowing for unexpected colours and textures or whole new images to emerge.

Curiosity leads Alex Waber’s portrait practice. He loves getting to know people through his work and bringing that out in the photograph. Though aesthetics are always important, the story of who a person is should shine through. Alex is always keen to meet people in their own environments, using their space to add depth to the images. Sometimes a well chosen object or space can speak volumes to who a person is. If the shoot is in studio it becomes a game of light and colour to enhance who the person is and can become.

Alex’s portrait work has appeared internationally in publications like The Guardian, Rolling Stone, Montecristo Magazine and The Globe and Mail.

Blue Amber is a production, casting and locations company with headquarters in Vancouver and Hawaii.

Executive producer, Amber Palson has spent the last 15 years in NYC, Hawaii and Canada working with top names and brands in the industry such as; Oprah, Dwayne Johnson and Jessica Alba; J.Crew, Athleta and Urban Outfitters; as well as publications such as Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, W and GQ.  Amber has worked closely with professional athletes, politicians, musicians and many of the most talented creatives and producers in the business.

Legally able to work in Canada and the United States.

Additional Information:

• Locations - extensive locations library for the Hawaiian Islands + Western Canada, with an emphasis on long term local relationships.
• Budget - Blue Amber Production has a 100% under budget track record
• Crew - Consistency in personnel that reflects the work ethics of Blue Amber; humble, efficient, savvy and fun.

The recent months have proved to be quite exciting as new projects now have to navigate around certain travel restrictions. Recent projects include photographing the new Porsche Taycan Turbo and 911 Carrera 4S. The challenge was the tight timeline of shooting two vehicles in a period of 48 hours with only one support crew and as well as being limited to a small area to shoot due to travel restrictions. Another exciting project was the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster Xago edition.

Kevin’s body of work has been used in commercial and editorial campaigns, in both print and digital platforms. Follow more of Kevin’s work on his website or Instagram.

"This has been a surprisingly busy year. I’ve been photographing architecture and interiors professionally since 2006, working with designers and builders on a vast number of residential, corporate and other development projects. But what has kept me busy lately is photographing Tiny Home trailers, which requires a unique set of tactics and considerations. 

I love bringing attention to good design, and these trailers have been amazing examples of fitting so many beautiful elements cleverly into a small space. In my commercial work, my style is focused on a natural, ambient light presentation, which I love for its purity, but I also appreciate being able to push things in creative directions when I can. 

I've also had opportunities lately to shoot large commercial spaces. I hope to eventually spend more time documenting projects that not only prioritise sustainable building design but also incorporate alternative and repurposed materials, which I always love to see."