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Ed Carreon discovered his love of visual narratives while traveling after high school. His ability to communicate and capacity for empathy lead him to a career with publications such as The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Life, Newsweek, and National Geographic. He learned the value of simplicity and thoughtful storytelling while documenting everything from the Los Angeles riots to the immigration stories of Mexico. Changes in the newspaper industry motivated Ed to explore a more commercial aesthetic. His photojournalistic experience remains a constant influence to his approach to portraiture as a means of storytelling. He now shoots portraits and narratives for annual reports, corporate, advertising, and editorial photography. His clients include MetWest, Target, USC, Wells Fargo, Valspar, and Veolia. Currently, Ed lives in his native Los Angeles with his wife, daughter, and beagle. When he is not working on photography he enjoys smoking a leisurely cigar, drinking green tea, reading about astrophysics, and camping with his family

Heather Eidson is a photographer, videographer and filmmaker with a passion for creating stories that drive awareness and spark change. Beginning as a staff photojournalist 20 years ago, her camera has since taken her on adventures in the non-profit, education and corporate sectors throughout Chicagoland and all over the country. Whether capturing still imagery, working as DP, producer or editor for client video projects, or producing/editing a documentary film, she seeks to produce work with client goals in mind that inspire others to connect, contemplate and act.

Currently located in Salt Lake City- Steven Vargo, owner and operator of Vargo Photography has a combined 10 years of freelance and full/time staff photography roles with various brands. Skilled with the gift of sight and a love for light, combined with technology training, art education, and a passion for visual arts- Photography has propelled opportunities with large and small brands all over the country. Whether it’s a solo job or working in a team setting, we have the knowledge to help you get the images you need. WHAT’S IMPORTANT? Having fun, Growing with the trends and tech, creating stunning visuals, being a good person and doing the very best job possible.

Chip Henderson has been framing up his world since he was a kid hanging out at his dad's ad agency or on location with one of their clients. Seeing things in his own way and scouting most of his critical locations enables him to capture, in a single frame of film, drone or b roll footage the expansive, cinematic quality and dramatic impact normally seen only on eighty foot screens. Bracketing Chip's location shoots is a very busy home life. He, his wife Cindy, after raising 7 kids,  with animals, organic garden and the whole nine yards, live on a 40-acre farm northwest of Raleigh, NC. Perhaps learning how to juggle the demands of home and work has made Chip the photographer he is today: calm in the face of the inevitable glitches that come with location productions  and possessing an unwavering dedication to not only getting the memorable shot, but also to delivering more of those than you ever thought you had.

Jennie Andrews gained a true passion for story-telling in a 10+ year career as an award-winning wedding photographer. Now, she uses that same energy, drive and the many skills gained along the way to help create effective, branded images for a wide array of clients, both commercial and editorial. Jennie specializes in appropriately conveying messages and representing brands through lifestyle-driven imagery. A deep love of travel has taught Jennie to look for the beauty in the seemingly mundane. Her natural curiosity leads her to seek the why behind every client's brand and to reveal the pride that lies within every person and business she photographs. Jennie believes in the power of enthusiasm. She brings boundless energy yet leaves room for collaboration. Jennie loves creating visuals that make people feel strong, beautiful and full of pride for a job well done or a business well-crafted.

As an ultra runner, there are no limits to the pursuits of Kyle LaFerriere. He's on a constant quest to test his endurance as he consistently surpasses his previous expectations and capabilities. This spirit permeates his professional ethos. Just as he approach his pursuit of endurance, he navigate all jobs in the same way, with a relentless spirit to always achieve something better. Every day, he has the opportunity to craft something out of nothing; to bring forth a tangible item that was once just a thought. His camera and the career he's chosen takes him all over the world narrating the tales of those he encounter. He is a photographer because of his passion for adventure and drive to capture it in his subjects.

David Fouts is a commercial and editorial portrait photographer based out of Riverside CA. While his work expands across multiple genres he is passionate about telling stories on men and women of retirement age. Throughout his work he is focused on keeping his work grounded and rooted in the places where he finds his subjects. All the while making work that creates a sense of memory and belonging.

The spark to pursue a career as a photographer ignited when Walter Siefker first encountered the film "Baraka" during his freshman year of college. Witnessing the profound impact of cinematography on storytelling opened his eyes to the immense potential of the camera as a powerful narrative tool. His personal background and interests, cultivated in the vibrant city of Los Angeles have greatly shape his photographic approach. It became clear that photography was not a distant dream but a tangible profession, a realization that anchored my artistic journey. Looking forward, he envisions an ongoing exploration of creativity, a continuous refinement of skills, and the faithful portrayal of the stories unfolding within his mind through the lens of my camera. His background remains an unending source of inspiration, propelling him to evolve and capture these stories for the world to see.

Greg Mionske is a photographer who's hyper-passionate about the amateur athlete. He grew up in the 90s and hasn't been able to shake his nostalgia for that period. Although his idols have evolved past M.J. and Tony Hawk, he tries to channel the passion and grit he saw in those athletes into the images he makes today. Find him on Instagram @greg_mionske to stay up to date!

Ian Curcio is a photographer based in Greenville, South Carolina. He's known for his subtle yet straightforward portraits and traditional documentary approach. He lived a nomadic childhood, attending grade school across the United States, Central Europe, and Southeast Asia. This early exposure to diverse values and cultures fueled his curiosity and continues influencing the work he creates today. Ian began his career as a photojournalist, learning the art of storytelling, what it means to be a team player, and knowing where to be and when to be there. His work has since allowed him to be an observer and a director. His nimble yet relaxed attitude puts people at ease in front of the camera and has earned him a standing for being a delight to work with. When he's not working, you'll find Ian still holding a camera, enjoying life with his wife, children, and friends.

Daniel Britton is a seasoned commercial photographer and passionate adventurer based in the Lake Tahoe & Reno area.  He's dedicated his life to crafting not just memories but captivating narrative experiences. His spirit of adventure took root from the time his family relocated to Jackson Hole, WY. Surrounded by majestic mountains and a plethora of outdoor activities, his journey into mountaineering commenced at the age of 14. By 15, he had already conquered the South and Middle Teton, and it was during this time that he discovered his passion for photography which ultimately transformed into a fulfilling career.