Steven Paul is a photographer and cinematographer focused on campaigns, portraits, and lifestyle imagery built around people and presence.

After being blind for over two years, he has regained his sight, which has reshaped how he sees light, depth, and emotion.

His work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider New York, Inc. Magazine, MSN Money, and will be featured in Maxim Magazine. Recent projects include an international fashion campaign photographed in Santorini, Greece, documentary and nonprofit work in Uganda, Africa, and commercial lifestyle campaigns for brands, nonprofits, and tourism organizations.

Steven creates photographs with a cinematic feel, combining strong lighting, natural human moments, and a clean visual style that stands apart from trends.

Michael Hrizuk is a Southeastern, US-based photographer specialising in interior, food, portraiture, lifestyle, and hospitality photography. His work captures the essence of his subjects with precision and creativity, producing compelling imagery that tells a story.

Whether photographing a beautifully plated dish, a dynamic portrait, or the inviting atmosphere of a hospitality space, Michael’s keen attention to detail ensures every image is visually striking and emotionally engaging.

Collaborating with both hotels and restaurants in Savannah, Georgia, and Charleston, South Carolina, Michael creates captivating seasonal menu photoshoots that showcase the restaurant’s focus on fresh, local ingredients.

His deeply collaborative approach extends beyond food photography—working closely with chefs, restaurateurs, and hospitality professionals, he brings their vision to life through carefully crafted images highlighting textures, colors, and ambiance. Michael’s expertise in lighting, composition, and storytelling allows him to seamlessly transition between architecture, lifestyle, food, and portrait photography, capturing authentic moments that resonate.

By balancing technical skill with artistic vision, his work strengthens the connection between brands and their audiences, elevating the visual identity of restaurants, hotels, and creative professionals alike.

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.

"A study of life and family. Walking the paths of parenthood and observing. Teaching and learning from the youth. It is more than an observation, more than simply being a witness, but it is to be a full participant. That is when we can come to learn about how to be better, how to improve and how to grow.

The youth are curious, creative and free. They are our originality. Be childlike. Be young. Embrace the youthfulness and then we will all relearn these skills of caring for one another and the places we call home."

Cameron is represented by The Gren Group.

Chad Dennis is a commercial portrait photographer based in Florida, working with brands, agencies, and cultural institutions across the U.S. and internationally.

His recent work includes national campaign imagery for Farah & Farah, commercial and editorial projects for the Jacksonville Symphony, and assignments for organisations such as the International Car Wash Association and global healthcare and media clients.

Known for his ability to build trust quickly, he creates portraits that feel natural, intentional, and grounded in real human presence.

His work spans studio and location, often combining stills and motion for campaigns across digital, broadcast, and outdoor platforms, including large-scale billboard and brand campaigns.

"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 is 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."

Boston-based photographer Paul Saraceno has been producing stunning images for his clients for the past 35 years.

On location and in his 5000sf studio, Paul works with highly talented directors, food & prop stylists and set builders to produce everything the client asks for, and so much more.

“I just love what I do. It’s as simple as that.”

"Having spent almost 30 years photographing people, I’ve learned that my best work happens when I photograph people in their everyday lives, showing them as they truly are and in a way they appreciate being portrayed.

I often get to work in healthcare environments as well, documenting people with amazing skills using new technologies to help other people feel better. Knowing both sides of a larger global healthcare network has taught me a lot about how and when to photograph people.

Clients will look to me to portray real and accurate patient outcomes, capturing lifestyle moments that once seemed impossible."

Joe Scarnici brought a rare kind of authenticity to his Spring/Summer ’26 campaign for K-Swiss, casting real-life tennis couple Mackie and Maria to anchor the story. Shot in December, the project leaned into the natural chemistry between two athletes who know each other’s rhythm both on and off the court.

Rather than forcing moments, Scarnici let the connection lead, capturing a mix of performance and personality that feels effortless but intentional. The result is a series of images and motion pieces that blur the line between sport and lifestyle - clean, dynamic, and just a little bit magnetic.

With a background in high-level sports storytelling, Scarnici continues to bring a human edge to performance campaigns and finding the subtle moments that elevate the work beyond the expected.

Alex Waber is a Vancouver-based photographer specialising in fashion, beauty and product photography. His work has been internationally published including in Vogue, Wired, Complex, Rolling Stone, The Guardian, Forbes, and Outside. He has shot for brands including Arc’teryx, DUER, ANIAN, SECTION 35, and Roots.

Waber has managed his own studio in Vancouver’s Chinatown for almost two decades. There he oversees a team of creatives who work collaboratively on all kinds of projects. When they get a break from the commercial hustle Alex and the team try to fit in some creative work of their own.

In his spare time, Alex enjoys hiking, biking, kayaking, and camping—skills he eagerly integrates into his work. His love for the outdoors is evident in how he incorporates the environment into his location shoots, especially in the mountains around his hometown of Vancouver.

So, whether you’re planning a photo shoot in the high alpine, on a windswept shore or in a cozy studio, give Alex a call!