AtEdge

Wilson Hennessy is a product photographer with an eye for utilizing rich tones and set design to draw out the details of each product. An emotional intensity is achieved through a dramatic use of light and shadow.

Executive Producer Monica Zaffarano is deeply inspired by the artistry and imagination of others. Trybe Production Collective is a full-service, non-union production house specializing in still photography, film, digital, video, experiential installations, and social media.

Jeff Lude’s photography is characterized by meticulous attention to detail, driven by a profound passion for automotive design. Through his lens, he doesn't just capture cars; he tells compelling stories that elevate the automotive experience to an art form.

Denver based Photographer Paul Miller seamlessly blends a cinematic and emotive style with compelling storytelling to create visually impactful timeless campaigns.

Award-winning photographer, Martin Tessler's keen eye for compelling graphic compositions ensures that each image not only highlights the subject but also integrates seamlessly with the architectural backdrop, creating a visually striking and cohesive composition.

Lindsay Siu’s use of soft lighting and control over tones brings an elegance to each image. By emphasizing texture and detail, she crafts immersive visuals that are technically flawless yet deeply inviting, balancing composition with a sense of harmony.

John Myers employs clean lines and a restrained use of light to emphasize form and composition. His precise framing and subtle tonal shifts create a sense of depth and texture, elevating simplicity into something evocative and atmospheric.

John Fedele expertly weaves soft backgrounds and organic compositions to create gentle narratives that shine through every photograph.

Erik Almas has staked his claim in the advertising and fashion world through a dynamic style of photography. He brings a consistent ability to unearth the movement and gravity of each of his subjects.

dror/forshée is the working name of Hagit Dror and William Forshée. Together they blend minimalism and nature. Their play with texture, muted tones, and subtle contrasts capture serene, natural scenes that evoke a sense of stillness and intimacy.