"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 every day. 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… through texture, colour and mood."

Sara Anderson is a San Francisco-based still life and product photographer creating bold, sculptural imagery that blends precision with play. Her work uses form, texture, and refined composition to turn products into striking visual moments that spark curiosity.

Recent highlights include a growing body of work across jewellery, beauty, and food. Most recently, she created an ode to Halloween candy, transforming nostalgic treats into elevated heroes and misfit underdogs with personality and polish.

Sara collaborates with brands and agencies to produce visuals that perform across campaigns, e-commerce, and social. She loves translating ideas into images that make people pause and look twice.

Delaney McQuown is a commercial photographer whose work sits at the intersection of authenticity and artistry. With a sharp eye for detail and an intuitive sense of connection, she captures moments that feel natural, expressive, and deeply-human.

Her images balance texture, light, and storytelling - creating visuals that feel both timeless and modern. Based in Cincinnati and working nationwide, Delaney’s portfolio spans advertising, editorial, and personal work.

Whether she’s photographing a quiet, intimate scene or leading a large-scale commercial production, she brings a grounded confidence and collaborative spirit to every set. Her ability to make people feel at ease allows her to capture what’s real beneath the surface.

In 2024, Delaney was honored with a Pink Lady® Food Photographer of the Year Award, recognising her eye for beauty in the everyday. For her, photography is about honest connection, the kind that stays with you long after the shoot ends.

Delaney is represented by OMS Photo.

Doris Thompson is a Vancouver-based architectural and interiors photographer with design in her DNA.

"I specialise in capturing the essence of modern architectural builds, weaving light, form, and texture into compelling visual narratives. My lens reveals the soul of each space—highlighting bold lines, innovative materials, and the intentional interplay of light and shadow that define contemporary design.

Whether collaborating with architects, interior designers, or developers, I create images that not only showcase your projects but also evoke the emotion and vision behind every detail.

Let’s turn your architectural achievements into lasting visual stories that inspire and connect."

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 flavorr influences, while honoring 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 centres his photography on people, their expressions and the stories they carry. He has a knack for creating portraits that feel immediate and honest, born from a genuine curiosity about the person in front of the lens. His work goes beyond flattering images, it aims to capture something that lingers.

He has partnered with clients including the United Nations, the NFL, Mayo Clinic, Farah and Farah and The Guardian, helping them communicate their purpose through strong, character driven visuals. Over the years, his portraits have become tools for brands wanting to show their human side with clarity and confidence.

From business leaders to musicians to everyday people, Chad understands how to create images that influence how a brand is seen and remembered. His portraits are striking, sincere and built to connect.

Underlying all of this is his belief that thoughtful photography can shift perception, build trust and create a bridge between viewer and subject. It is this approach that keeps people focused storytelling at the heart of everything he does behind the camera.

"What you see is what you get: those are the terms when photographing children. You can try to stage manage all you like, but what I look for when making a photographic portrait of a child is the spontaneity and emotional honesty that shines through, from pathos to delight.

In commercial photography, a moment with a child can speak volumes emotionally. It’s a potent vehicle that can deliver the sentiment of your message and brand. As a photographer, I make images of children because of the visceral connection that I feel in the room or on location. It forms a memory that goes beyond the photographic act. It’s that kind of lasting memory and indelible impression that I work to deliver for my clients, whatever their message or brand is about. That’s what I offer my clients: honesty, clarity and meaning."

Alley Rutzel specialises in quietly cinematic, human-centered portrait and editorial work that is grounded in strong lighting and composition.

Her unique blend of studio polish and real-world authenticity places the subject and their emotional presence at the forefront, and relies on subtlety of mood, careful lighting, and a restrained palette to lend emotional weight to communicate a sense of personality, vulnerability, and presence.

"I’m a photographer based in Amsterdam. I focus on portraits, fashion, and work that feels alive and real. I come from a design background, so I pay a lot of attention to colours, light, and small details.

Lately I’ve been shooting campaigns for companies that want portraits with personality. I also work with musicians, dancers, and other artists who need strong visuals for promotion. On the side, I keep exploring film and simple personal projects that let me try new ideas without pressure.

My clients include creative studios, law firms, performers, and small brands. I like photos that feel close, direct, and honest. Sometimes clean. Sometimes more raw. The goal is always the same: make something that catches your eye and stays with you."

Michael Wharley is sought after in the entertainment world for his energetic, cinematic images that create striking key art and promotional imagery in high-profile worldwide campaigns for Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Warner Bros., and more.

His characterful portrait style means he is regularly commissioned to shoot musicians, artists, actors, celebrities and beyond for publications like The Times Magazine, The Guardian, Grazia, and The Observer.

And he works as effortlessly in everyday environments, shooting parks footballers, community gardeners or cold-water swimmers in personal projects that trace connections between people & place: how a love of green spaces defines our contemporary Englishness, how a group of young classical musicians relate to the history of Brixton.

Increasingly, he combines these experiences to tell the stories of brands like MasterCard or agencies like Craft in their campaigns.

Calm, creative collaborative and a joy to work with on set, he’d love to meet and show you his work.