Editorial business stories, portraiture in context, and real people doing real things. Many of our clients come from law, technology, education, and non-profits, but the most interesting work pairs relationships with narrative — a CEO mid-sentence, a teacher mid-class, the unguarded moment that says more than a posed headshot ever could.

Light, color, people, food, history — each leads to a destination, and to our goal of making the world a little smaller. Landscapes and beauty shots are wonderful, but illustrating how other cultures actually live is the real art of making pictures: the market stall, the kitchen, the street at dusk.

Concepts, metaphors, objects, and reportage. Four decades behind the lens haven't dampened the enthusiasm for making a tabletop product look spicy, or for building a visual bridge between people and big, abstract ideas. The trick is finding the picture that makes an intangible concept suddenly feel obvious.

Video interviews, time-lapse segments, short documentaries — showing a point of view as it unfolds is often the only way to land the bigger points. Motion adds the one thing a still can't: duration, the pause before an answer, the slow reveal. Plus, who doesn't like a little story?