Blue Amber Production is a woman-owned production company based in Hawaii and Canada, with offices on the North Shore of Oahu and in Vancouver, BC. Working across the Hawaiian Islands and throughout Canada, Blue Amber produces stills, motion, and commercial campaigns with deep local knowledge, calm leadership, and creative problem-solving.

Often called in as the trusted "local producer", Blue Amber works seamlessly alongside visiting agencies, photographers, directors, clients, and other production companies — without ego, and always in service of the shoot. The team handles budgeting, casting, locations, permitting, crew, travel, and the thousand small details that make a shoot run smoothly.

Known for respectful collaboration, inclusive sets, smart budget management, and environmentally and culturally mindful practices, Blue Amber helps complicated productions feel clear, supported, and considered from first call to final wrap — often finding efficiencies without compromising the creative.

The New York City-based photography team of Ellen McDermott and creative partner Bridget Sciales produces timeless visual language with their imagery that is both intimate and visceral.

Their photography evokes emotion which enhances the digital experience for consumers across e-commerce, marketing and content creation. Their approach involves shooting with a studied and refined lighting that immediately provokes the viewer into a time and space.

"Throughout our careers together we have partnered with our clients as a driving force with digital pioneering and customer engagement using new and emerging digital channels. The end result is extremely well curated experiences in the era of digital immediacy. We translate our client’s retail standards and needs in the e-commerce space that drives social commerce and leads digital innovation."

The work can be seen in ad campaigns, digital content, books, corporate assignments, interior designers and private collections throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Clients include Ralph Lauren, Hanes, L’Oréal, One Kings Lane, Martha Stewart Living, Iconix Brands, Sophia Cashmere, Chicos, Brooks Brothers, White House Black Market, Toast, Plain Goods, Architectural Digest, Christie's, Sotheby’s, and Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, among others.

Peter Baiamonte’s strengths include clean storytelling, rigorous composition, vibrant colours, creative problem solving, and an ability to connect with his subjects—setting them at ease and making their time in front of the camera comfortable. He's also great at assembling an excellent crew, working collaboratively with clients, and creating a friendly vibe on set.

Included in this group of images are photos from travel in the Azores, assignment work for Burr McCallum Architects, and portraits of various folks shot with a vintage panoramic film camera—the Widelux, made famous by the use of actor Jeff Bridges.

Peter’s work includes many styles and disciplines: portraiture, lifestyle, landscape, travel, and sports, among others. He splits his time between New York City and the Massachusetts Berkshires, working regularly with clients in New York and Boston as well as the entirety of New England.

Peter's clients include Ernst & Young, Bayer, University of the Pacific, Berkshire Magazine, CNY Group, Altimetrik, First Manhattan Co., Burr McCallum Architects, and Wyckoff Heights Medical Center.

Aaron Joel Santos is an editorial and commercial photographer based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He has worked on assignments around the world for clients including The New York Times, Smithsonian, Apple, Sofitel Hotels, The Four Seasons, INK Global, and Vespa. His images have also been shown in galleries in the United States, Vietnam, and Malaysia.

Throughout his work, Aaron tries to find a consonance between his subjects and the world around them, whether in portraiture, lifestyle shoots, or travel assignments.

With his vast experience and diverse body of work, Aaron brings a calm presence and relaxed confidence to all of his assignments, from travel stories in the far reaches of Sri Lanka and Vietnam, to hotel and lifestyle shoots in New York and Melbourne, and everything in-between.

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.

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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.