Ben is a photographer who entered the medium by way of the documentary tradition. He honed his skills of observation and invisibility with years of street and journalistic image making, before turning his attention more fully to the constructed environment. Following stints as a staff photojournalist and an institutional photographer for universities and medical centers, Ben has been photographing architecture and interiors for well over a decade.

Ben photographs architectural exteriors, interiors, and people. He works closely with architects, designers, and decorators, as well agency creatives to make images that communicate their ideas and intentions, while granting viewers a taste and feel of the created environments. Wether commercial, residential, or something in between, Ben has been photographing places and spaces, from the boiler rooms to the board rooms.

Based in Portland, Maine, and working throughout the New England region, Ben travels frequently to various parts of the country, as well as abroad. He gladly accepts assignments anywhere in the world.

Whatever the subject, photographer Adam DeTour brings a unique and devoted eye to his projects and assignments. A sought after food and portrait photographer, with a full service studio in Boston, MA, his clients include The New York Times, Boston Magazine, Improper Bostonian, and many others.

Landing in Boston by way of New Hampshire, Italy, and New York City, Adam is both meticulous and approachable in his work. Outside of photography he enjoys swimming, hiking, and time at home with his wife and daughters.

Photographer Cheryl Clegg has over 25 years of experience in the advertising world. She works on a range of portrait projects, lifestyle work, catalogue work and corporate work.

She is equally comfortable shooting in studio and on location near and far; Cheryl is able to capture the essence of her subjects, evoking emotion in every shot and creating visuals that are eye catching.

The photographs appearing in this Spotlight include: Marcus Smart of the Boston Celtics, The Kelley family of the Endangered Lobsterman project, portraits for McLean Hospital’s 'Deconstructing Stigma' campaign, influencer Chef Nick DiGiovanni, musician Dave Herlihy of OPositive Fame, the Geyed sportswear collection, writer Blythe Brown and work for The Worthington Foundation.

Scott Goodwin is a commercial photographer and has been shooting for over 30 years. Although Scott’s studio is located in Ipswich, MA, he shoots both domestically and internationally.

Scott particularly enjoys the variety of challenges that the diversity of his assignments brings him. He will be shooting on location abroad one week, followed by the next week of in-studio. From location to jewellery to fashion, Scott adds his trained eye and creative talents alongside an even temperament that keeps the shoot together and moving.

Scott not only diversifies his abilities in photography, but his personal hobbies are quite broad ranged as well. Scott shoots competitive skeet and sporting clays, is a certified re-breather scuba diver, spends some of his free time as a rescue boat captain for SeaTow, and is a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.

Paul Saraceno is a food and product photographer based in Newton, Massachusetts. With over 25 years of experience, Paul has consistently created stunning images through his meticulous craft and deep relationships with creative directors, food stylists and prop/set designers.

Together with top digital, video and retouching teams, he is able to provide outstanding work for his clients. His 5000 sq.ft. studio has a fully equipped kitchen and abundant daylight.

His portfolio can be viewed on his website.

Heath Robbins loves to tell real life stories that impact people, families and their communities. With a tack-sharp and intuitive directorial style, Heath focuses on creating naturalistic visuals that bring home his client's big ideas. Whether the project involves complex crowd logistics, or intimate relationships and portraiture, Robbins' objective is to reinforce the rich emotional connection between companies and their customers.

"I'm a storyteller, and for me that's always been about connecting to the people and places I photograph. Listening and learning from them, that's where the authenticity comes from, along with my own personal growth as an artist."

Mark Manne is a NYC transplant living in the Boston area. After years as a semi successful professional comedian, he moved into photography. Serious about his work, he always brings fun to a set, tries to infuse his photos with some whimsy, and loves what he does for a living.

His work focuses on the commercial, food and product photography space, working for small to mid sized brands.

Recent product clients include Harpoon Brewery, Hydroflask, and Resinate. He has photographed at over 100 Boston area restaurants much to the dismay of his waistline. His work has been featured in several magazines and his poster “The Periodic Table of Bagels” is hanging in bagel stores around the nation.

Paul Saraceno is a food and product photographer based in Newton, Massachusetts. With over 25 years of experience, Paul has consistently created stunning images through his meticulous craft and deep relationships with creative directors, food stylists and prop/set designers.

Together with top digital, video and retouching teams, he is able to provide outstanding work for his clients. His 5000 sq.ft. studio has a fully equipped kitchen and abundant daylight.

His portfolio can be viewed on his website.

Paul Saraceno is a food and product photographer based in Newton, Massachusetts. With over 25 years of experience, Paul has consistently created stunning images through his meticulous craft and deep relationships with creative directors, food stylists and prop/set designers.

Together with top digital, video and retouching teams, he is able to provide outstanding work for his clients. His 5000 sq.ft. studio has a fully equipped kitchen and abundant daylight.

His portfolio can be viewed on his website.

Heath Robbins loves to tell real life stories that impact people, families and their communities. With a tack-sharp and intuitive directorial style, Heath focuses on creating naturalistic visuals that bring home his client's big ideas. Whether the project involves complex crowd logistics, or intimate relationships and portraiture, Robbins' objective is to reinforce the rich emotional connection between companies and their customers.

"I'm a storyteller, and for me that's always been about connecting to the people and places I photograph. Listening and learning from them, that's where the authenticity comes from, along with my own personal growth as an artist."