Gabriel Vincent Lucido is an American commercial food photographer.

He is currently working out of his photography studio in Orange County, California.

Collaborating with some of the most well-known brands in the food industry, his photos have been featured in substantial ad campaigns and a variety of packaging designs sold across the US.

His photography is inspired by the nostalgic exaggerated ads of the 90s and early 2000s.

Joe Pellegrini is a Chicago-based commercial photographer with over 30 years of expertise in product and food & drink photography. His work extends beyond the lens into painting, blending fine-art sensibilities with advertising campaigns for global brands like Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Kellogg’s, Tyson, Mondelez, and Ziploc.

For 18 years, he has been Subway’s lead photographer, crafting visuals for national and international print ads, outdoor campaigns, and in-store displays. Known for his professionalism, Joe has produced iconic imagery for brands ranging from Scrubbing Bubbles to Jim Beam.

On set, his studio buzzes with creativity as Joe collaborates with food stylists, special effects artists, and digital technicians to deliver striking, market-ready visuals.

Erik Sven is a Seattle-based architectural and interior photographer whose work explores visual storytelling through light, material, shape, scale, and cohesion.

Here, a recent narrative series has two objectives: first, to introduce the Thence By Descent brand as a leading source for Nakashima furniture in the Pacific Northwest. Second, to engage the audience through story by reconnecting the designer with his PNW roots. The end result moves the collection beyond function toward a broader conversation about design, art, and place.

Originally trained in photojournalism, Erik is a joy to work with both on location and in studio. He approaches each project in hopes of discovering deeper meaning with his audience. Through this practice his goal is to have fun while creating high-calibre, story-first work that directs viewers along a crafted narrative.

His photography and video clients include Skanska, Architectural Digest, Pacific Bonsai Museum, FRANKiE4, AOME Architects, Sotheby’s Realty, and more.

Matt Zugale is a portrait and documentary photographer focused on people who work, build, create, and make tough decisions. His images find order, honesty, and authentic moments in the chaos of real environments.

From local artists at kids’ summer programs to fund managers in global financial districts; from factory floors at Lavazza to doctors working toward cancer breakthroughs at Weill-Cornell, Matt photographs people where the stakes are real. His portraits don’t smooth things over—they ground brands to the people and places that actually drive their purpose.

Based near Philadelphia and available worldwide, Matt has collaborated with GoFundMe, Burger King, Columbia University, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, the Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau, and others.

"If you need imagery that feels lived-in and portraits with resolve, that are intentional and human, let’s get to work."

Sara Essex Bradley has spent over 20 years collaborating with architects and interior designers to highlight their latest projects. She also works closely with clients to craft stunning portraits that capture their unique brand and style.

Her career has evolved to include hospitality and retail, most recently a resort in Napa and boutique hotels in Louisiana and Missisippi. She includes Warby Parker and Rivian among her retail clients.

Sara has been the sole photographer on three design coffee table books, and a new book featuring artists homes of the Mississippi Gulf Coast is due to be published next year.

She is based in New Orleans, but spends summers in Los Angeles, shooting for a growing list of clients with West Coast-based projects.

Operating in South Florida for over a decade, Le Food Catering has earned its reputation as the premier production caterer for photoshoots and film sets. Since 2012 they’ve delivered freshly-cooked, high-quality meals with precision timing — because food delivered late, or dull, quickly drags down momentum on set.

Chef-owner Philippe Pautesta-Herder says: “Providing freshly cooked food and punctuality are the keys to a customer-friendly experience.”

On each job they blend French, Mediterranean, and Asian flavour influences, while honouring vegan, gluten-free and nut-free dietary requirements.

Logistics? Covered. Le Food’s production-centric packages range from 'Fresh & Light' boxed lunches for outdoor shoots to 'Gourmet' full-service stations for celebrity talent. And with compostable, plastic-free disposables, they dovetail with sustainability-focused productions.

Their client roster is a who’s-who of high-end production: Super Bowl, Art Basel, Adidas, Nike, Bvlgari, Chanel, Major Food Group, and others.

The message is clear: when you’re filming, demanding fast, smart catering that supports your crew is non-negotiable — and Le Food is built for that.

Chad Dennis' recent work includes a magazine cover and feature portraits for Chicago Golfers Digest, highlighted by a commissioned cover of Lee Smith, Executive Director of The Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. The assignment focused on capturing leadership at the highest levels of the game with a refined, contemporary editorial sensibility.

Chad is also continuing his support of veteran and military communities through a strategic content partnership with Five Star Veterans Center, helping shape and produce mission-driven visual storytelling.

Upcoming projects include traveling to South Florida to photograph rising PGA professional Neal Shipley for a new campaign in collaboration with the PGA of America and Zyrtec.

"It’s that intangible thing we call 'style'. It’s that metaphysical thing that musicians call 'touch'. You can’t teach it because it’s in your body. I call it 'Visual Signature' and it's the sum of everything this photographer does and knows. I bring every bit of it to the photographic task at hand everyday. It’s adaptable. It’s reliable. It’s fun. It tells a version of the truth based on living evidence. It evolves and changes with each assignment. It’s always there regardless of what gear I use or software I run.

I can safely say I am a 20th century photographer with 21st century tools. That’s good for clients because I bring a perspective and evolved photographic chops that interpret, illustrate and tell the story of your brand."

Joe Scarnici is a California-based photographer and director with a focus on sports, lifestyle and active portraits. His work blends movement, personality and a strong sense of place, giving brands imagery that feels lively, contemporary and rooted in real moments.

He collaborates with athletes, actors and global clients who value his cinematic approach and his eye for natural connection. Whether he is shooting an intense training sequence or a relaxed coastal scene, Joe brings a mix of precision and ease that translates well across advertising, editorial and digital campaigns.

Working from Los Angeles and travelling often, he takes on projects worldwide.

OMS Photography is a full-service commercial photography, motion, and retouching studio known for delivering high-impact visuals with precision, speed, and craft.

With studios in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Golden, Colorado, OMS Photography partners with brands, agencies, and in-house teams to produce photography, video, and post-production that performs across packaging, e-commerce, social, and large-scale campaigns.

Founded in 1989, OMS has built a reputation for seamless, end-to-end production, bringing photography, videography, retouching, and creative problem-solving under one roof. The studio is recognized for its work in food, beverage, CPG, QSR, lifestyle, and industrial photography, as well as motion-controlled, high-speed video and post-production services.

What sets OMS apart is its collaborative approach and technical depth. Every project is tailored, efficiently executed, and designed to deliver a cohesive content library that supports long-term brand growth - without sacrificing visual integrity or creative ambition.