Stone Represents is a premier creative agency representing a carefully selected roster of exceptional photographers, prop stylists, set designers, wardrobe stylists, and HMU stylists.

"Our artists deliver compelling visuals that elevate food, hospitality, and lifestyle brands. 

We look forward to collaborating!"

Nick Hall is a Brit now living on an island near Seattle and Chicago along with his wife and their eight children. He is regularly awarded for his cinematic global advertising campaigns and world renowned for his deeply moving human-nature documentary projects.

Originally a wildlife scientist and biodiversity conservationist, Nick blends his passion for the natural world with the specific needs of global brands and Fortune 500 advertising clients including American Airlines, Barclays Bank, BMW, Four Seasons, Intel, Nespresso, and Uber.

Nick is as comfortable roughing it with hunter gatherers in Tanzania as he is directing huge global advertising campaigns. Known throughout the industry as a gentle and immersive photographer, Nick brings an inclusive and thoughtful energy to all his projects allowing him to capture deeply emotional performances and iconic visuals that celebrate our connections to one another and the world all around us.

Tom Marvel is a photographer based in the New York City metropolitan area, specialising in fashion and beauty photography.

His approach to fashion photography is rooted in his personal definition of fashion: "If fashion is clothing, and if clothing is fabric, then the focus of the photo is the fabric." Tom crafts his shots and lighting to ensure that even the threads of the fabric are captured in the highest resolution and sharpest detail.

For over 10 years, Tom has been regularly shooting fashion editorials. What began as a hobby and a diversion from his day job has evolved into a passionate pursuit of beauty, wherever it may be found.

Anderson Hopkins is a dedicated partner for both artists and clients navigating the complexities of the creative industry.

"Championing a diverse roster of passionate talent, we provide comprehensive support to artists, from marketing and personal brand strategy to daily problem-solving. We offer our clients a seamless and collaborative experience, ensuring clear communication and exceptional customer service throughout every project.

As a full-service production company, we're invested in every stage of the process, crafting cost-effective solutions without compromising creative vision. Whether it's a local studio shoot or an international on-location production, we handle every detail, ensuring our clients' and artists' visions are brought to life seamlessly."

Nicholas Duers is a New York City-based commercial artist, specialising in creating product-focused photography and video.

Nicholas collaborates with clients to bring their visions to life, crafting images that highlight their products’ unique qualities and elevate their brand with timeless sophistication. His photography is marked by clean compositions, nuanced lighting, and an understated elegance, transforming each subject into a compelling visual statement. With a focus on precision and artistry, Nicholas aims to create work that resonates with his clients' audiences while reflecting their brand identity.

His award-winning work can be seen in commissions from such notable brands as YSL, Tom Ford, Ralph Lauren, Armand de Brignac, Netflix, Harry Winston, David Yurman, and Adidas/Y3, among others. Since 2007, Nicholas has been servicing agencies, brands, and magazines in the fashion, beauty, entertainment, and luxury goods sectors.  

His commercial works have been recognised by Lürzer’s, Graphis, Px3 Paris, the Intl'l Photo Awards, Moscow Foto Awards, Tokyo Foto Awards, Advertising Photographers of America, American Photography, and Surface Magazine's Avant Guardian, among others, while his personal work has been exhibited for audiences both domestic and international.

"For over 30 years, I’ve been based in the Greater Philadelphia area, working comfortably both on location and in studio settings. Whether it’s a one-on-one portrait or a large-scale production, I bring enthusiasm and experience to every shoot. I love the collaborative nature of commercial and editorial photography and have been fortunate to work with many talented designers, art directors and editors — all of whom have helped shape my craft.

Portrait photography is about visual storytelling. Learning about the person — who they are, what matters to them, their environment — is central to my approach. I see photography as a conversation, both with and about the subject.

I’ve long been drawn to the work of Andrew Wyeth. A childhood book featuring Wind from the Sea left a lasting impression with its muted tones and haunting sense of longing. Photographing the Wyeth family and visiting their studios has been a profound experience.

A long-term project has involved working with Indigenous communities across the North and Southwest — work that has deeply enriched my life. I’m committed, collaborative and focused — and would welcome the chance to work with you."

Cass Klepac is a Texas-based photographer and director known for bold, emotionally resonant work that blends storytelling with striking visuals. 

With over a decade of experience, she brings a cinematic eye and a collaborative spirit to every project whether she’s leading a full-scale production or capturing quiet, human moments on set. Her work spans lifestyle, wellness, food, beauty, and real people campaigns, all with a fresh, editorial edge.

Clients like Samsung, Corona, H-E-B, and Texas Monthly trust her to create images that feel alive, intentional, and visually magnetic.

She’s also the co-founder of Good Friend Studio, a cozy photo studio space in an old school building in the heart of Austin. Cassandra’s sweet spot is where strong art direction meets authenticity and she’s known for making the process seamless, energising, and just the right amount of fun. Available for projects worldwide.

Meet Patrick Heagney– a lifestyle and portrait photographer based in Atlanta, GA, known for creating playful, moving, and elegant images for aspirational brands, businesses, the healthcare industry, and artists. Patrick has shot campaigns for clients such as IHG Hotels and Resorts, Amazon, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Verizon, Truist, and Arby’s.

Patrick was an artsy (some might say 'weird') kid who knew from a young age that he wanted to pursue a career as an artist.

After graduating from the Savannah College of Art and Design., Patrick moved to Atlanta, where he now lives with his amazing wife and their chatterbox of a son.

When he’s not behind the camera or traveling, Patrick can usually be found listening to his son enthusiastically explain something he saw on YouTube, playing the banjo, or accumulating cats—most of whom are rather indifferent to his banjo playing.

Explore a curated collection of American creativity in our latest edition of Showcase USA.

Welcome to the latest issue of Showcase USA, where we celebrate the outstanding talent and services within the commercial creative industry across the United States. This edition features the work of renowned photographers, directors, location services & scouts, photo and film production companies, photographers' and artists' representatives, and rental studios.

In this issue, you will discover the new Polestar 2 in the Colorado mountains, Team USA at the Olympics, an extraordinary selection of commercial photographers from all corners of the country, two production companies offering full services for both photo and film projects, and stunning locations in New York and Los Angeles.

Our featured editorial is a compilation of GoSees pictures captured across NYC in recent years by Sacha Maric. In his own words, "It’s a laid-back setup with no glam or styling – just me, a model, and a film camera exploring various neighbourhoods." Further explore outstanding creatives in our extensive US Directory and past issues of USA-focused Showcase magazines.

Running until 25 May 2025 at the New York Historical Society, Picture Stories: Photographs by Arlene Gottfried showcases over 30 of Gottfried's candid photographs from the late 20th century, capturing the vibrant essence of New York City's diverse communities.

Scheduled for 17–27 April, the 68th San Francisco International Film Festival presents marquee premieres, international competitions, documentaries, and live music performances, celebrating global cinema's rich diversity.

Arthur Elgort: Reverie - From 6 March to 3 May, the Fahey/Klein Gallery in Los Angeles honours Elgort's five-decade career with an exhibition highlighting his dynamic and spontaneous fashion photography, which revolutionised the industry with its naturalistic style.

Peter Baiamonte has been working in the New York photo industry since the mid-90s, gaining years of experience working on photo crews before building his own business. His commercial focus is corporate and portrait photography. He views his work as storytelling—whether the story he's telling is of an organisation or an individual. Giving the audience a glimpse of a unique place, or revealing the special personality of his subjects are two of his constant goals. Current clients include regional magazines, investment firms of diverse sizes, and a local hospital.

Peter’s work includes many genres. He is passionate about sports, portraiture, travel, and landscapes. Although based in New York City, he has a second location in the Berkshires and works regularly with clients in both New York and Boston. He has easy access to the entirety of New England and is available to travel worldwide.

Images in this Showcase cover a wide range of work. There's a portrait from Venice; and locations including Antarctica and the Berkshires of western Massachusetts. Some newer work is included: scenes around the office, shot for American Commodities; students learning new trades in union training classes; and a conference on anti-trust law.