Benny Cuppini is a New York and Connecticut-based still life photographer specialising in jewellery and luxury product imagery. His work focuses on the relationship between light, surface, and form, using carefully controlled lighting and constructed environments to highlight the material qualities of each object. Drawing from both commercial and editorial traditions, his photographs aim to balance technical precision with a strong sense of atmosphere.

In this series, Benny explores a range of visual approaches to photographing fine jewellery. Some images rely on dark, minimal compositions where light defines the structure and brilliance of the diamonds, while others introduce color, organic elements, and graphic shadows to build a more expressive setting. Across the series, jewellery is treated as sculptural subject matter, with subtle shifts in light and composition revealing reflection, texture, and balance.

Experience the finest in commercial creativity in our United States & Canada Showcase.

Welcome to our latest Showcase United States & Canada, celebrating the exceptional talent and services within the commercial creative industry across Canada and the U.S. This edition features the work of renowned photographers, directors, photographers’ agents, full service production companies, and caterers.

In this issue: a golf themed campaign for Genesis cars, humour filled commercials for Kraft Heinz, stunning landscapes for Booking.com, and a selection of photographers and directors showing true range, from celebrity portraits and mouth watering food to authentic lifestyle imagery and much more.

Our featured editorial was shot by Ben Rayner for Book of the Month, featuring Gen-Z writers, editors, influencers, and more, proving that book culture is alive and kicking. Ben is based in New York and works across the U.S. and Europe. Explore our extensive North America Directory and past issues of Showcase magazines.

Do not miss these events:

At The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Lillian Bassman: Bazaar and Beyond revisits the legendary fashion photographer’s influential work for Harper’s Bazaar, known for its soft contrasts, experimental darkroom techniques, and elegant black and white imagery.

At The Morgan Library & Museum, Hujar Contact explores the contact sheets of iconic photographer Peter Hujar, offering a rare look into his editing process and the moments surrounding some of his most celebrated portraits. The exhibition reveals the raw sequences behind his intimate images of New York’s downtown creative scene.

Michener Art Museum hosts Bruce Katsiff: Pieces of a Life, which reflects on the longtime museum curator’s personal archive, blending photography, objects, storytelling, and lived experience.

Justin Green is known for creating imagery that feels dynamic, natural, and distinctly human. His work is rooted in storytelling, with a focus on connecting subjects to their environment in a way that feels emotionally honest.

Drawing inspiration from cinematic lighting and visual storytelling, he uses both natural and man-made light to shape mood, reveal authenticity, and help brands feel more relatable.

Whether crafting a scene from the ground up or uncovering a compelling moment in real time, he is driven by the belief that the strongest images connect people not just to a subject, but to the world around them.

This Showcase highlights the expansive range of Justin’s portfolio, featuring highlights from industrial, healthcare, lifestyle and portrait projects. By weaving together moments from vastly different worlds, this collection underscores his unique ability to apply a human-centric lens to any subject matter. It is a testament to his adaptability and his commitment to creating images that resonate, regardless of the industry or scale.

Los Angeles–based photographer Webb Bland creates cinematic automotive and lifestyle imagery rooted in environment, narrative and atmosphere. His work places vehicles within real-world contexts that feel grounded, immersive and human.

Working across global editorial and commercial campaigns, Webb combines technical precision with a strong sense of story, developed over nearly two decades of work with leading automotive brands and publications.

Clients include Ferrari, McLaren, Bentley, Alfa Romeo, Dodge, Genesis, Ford, and Top Gear UK (long-term US contributor).

Recent work focuses on expanding automotive imagery into lifestyle-driven campaigns, weaving together people, location and mood to create more emotionally resonant visuals.

With a blend of hard work, discipline, and play, jackie brings her extensive photography and business background ensuring every project runs smoothly. She partners seamlessly with photographers, clients, artists, producers, and talent, ensuring successful shoots

jackie’s journey began with a BFA in photography, followed by a role at a nonprofit art center. She moved to San Francisco to earn her MFA in photography, honing her skills and building a robust business network while collaborating with high-profile clients like Brita, Sephora, Taco Bell, and Coca-Cola. Recent clients include Meati Foods and Quince.

Her expertise expanded into artist management, including booking artists for projects, managing contracts, and strategising artist development. Her ability to juggle responsibilities and maintain high production standards makes her invaluable to every project.

Now representing photographers, jackie is inspired to build partnerships with artists and clients, guiding photography projects from concept through execution on set and remotely.

She is drawn to creatives who have a unique perspective, yet know how to translate that into marketing opportunities specific to each client.

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Bruce Schlehuber is a commercial advertising photographer based in the Twin Cities, specialising in food, beverage, and product imagery. Known for his clean, vibrant style and attention to detail, he collaborates with brands and agencies to create polished visuals for digital, social, and print campaigns.

His recent work includes national campaigns for McCormick, catalog imagery for Sam’s Club, and projects with regional food and beverage brands.

Bruce brings a hands-on, collaborative approach to every shoot, working closely with stylists and creative teams to refine each frame. With a fully equipped studio and the flexibility to shoot on location, he delivers high-quality imagery tailored to each client’s vision.

Tim Redman is a commercial photographer in Atlanta, offering stills and video production capabilities. His use of light and color results in images that pair well with high quality design and visual assets.

Tim strikes a balance between a documentary style of shooting that feels like real life, but maintains a high production value and attention to detail. He excels at directing real people, maintaining a comfortable environment on set and achieving a range of emotion, even from subjects without previous camera experience.

Tim’s video productions are a valuable tool for marketing and communications professionals. He excels at filming interviews and B-roll that keep the subject at ease and allow them to speak authentically, while making them look fantastic on camera. An experienced video editor himself, Tim shoots with an ear for a coherent script and an eye for a strong final edit.

Chuck St John had quite a varied year. Working with private and corporate clients throughout the southeast USA included work with Alabama Power, The United Way, portraits of the director of the The Alabama Symphony, the famous Alabama Ballet, executives for Goodwill Industries, Alyce Stephens Center, The Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center to name a few.

Chuck recently got bit by the product bug, and his portfolio shows that this genre is paying off visually.

Mary Beth Koeth was born in 1982 in Ohio, the youngest of five kids whose names all begin with M. Her parents, Mike and Marlene, moved to Texas when she was one, and she quickly embraced the Texas uniform: cowboy boots and a slight food stain on the lower bottom corner of her shirt.

She spent three and a half years at Texas Tech University and a semester in Florence dreaming about hot make-out sessions in the darkroom, but came out with a Design Communication degree instead.

Armed with visions of power suits and briefcases, Mary Beth moved to Kansas City to work as a designer for Hallmark Cards, and later moved overseas to work for Hallmark UK.

Koeth spent her weekends traveling Europe with a camera in hand and soon realised her goal of going back to school to pursue photography seemed fathomable. She spent two and a half months in Norway assisting photographer Nancy Bundt and observing tall, blond men. She's also interned for Miami photographer Sid Hoeltzell and Joe Pugliese in Los Angeles.

She now lives out of two suitcases, calling Miami and Dallas home.

“We believe production is an art.

We believe that you are a storyteller, marketer, and innovator.

You create your own rules and push boundaries to craft new experiences and content in unprecedented ways.

We don’t roster talent—we curate it. With a network of top-tier and experienced creatives, we build the perfect team for every project. Backed by expert production execution, we deliver seamless, tailored results.”

Jessica Clarke is the founder and executive producer of Witch House Productions. With a growing portfolio that includes brands like Kraft Heinz, Molson, and RBC, Jessica brings a sharp creative eye and a knack for making magic happen—on time and on budget.

Alison Henthorn, production manager, is a seasoned film industry professional with over 10 years of experience in commercial and film production.