I love how this big update to Kari Medig’s site turned out. I've worked with Kari for 10 years and it's been amazing to see how his work continues to evolve and his client list grow. Kari is based in Vancouver and creates intimate and honest brand, travel, and portrait work. Check it out at karimedigphoto.com.
Vivian Johnson
Oakland, California-based interiors photographer Vivian Johnson works with some of the west coast’s top designers and architects. Every time we collaborate on a project, I get serious inspiration from the gorgeous spaces and thoughtful details.
Melanie Grizzel
Austin-based Melanie Grizzel has an authentic and warm approach to portraiture and storytelling. Her images exude a connection with the people she is photographing.
For her website update, we focused on showcasing the best of her portraits, food and tourism photography. The updated site is well-suited to editorial, corporate, non-profit, and travel industry clients.
Angie Webb
Angie Webb is an Atlanta-based commercial photographer with a bold, graphic style and fun, lighthearted approach. Her new website features food, brand stories, motion, people and travel.
https://angie-webb.com/
Kim Raff
I’m excited to share Salt Lake City-based Kim Raff’s updated website. Kim is a frequent contributor to The Washington Post and The New York Times.
Ilana Panich-Linsman
Ilana recently launched her new website, featuring a variety of her commissioned work as well as personal projects. Visit at ilanapl.com. Ilana is based in Austin, Texas and works with clients around the world, frequently collaborating with the New York Times and Netflix’s hit show, Queer Eye. Follow her on instagram for all the latest!
Rebecca Drobis
Always a pleasure to collaborate with DC-based Rebecca Drobis. Rebecca creates image libraries, custom stock, and marketing imagery for healthcare, education, agriculture and public sector clients. I especially enjoyed editing her ongoing Farmer Girls project. Visit her site at rebeccadrobis.com.
Joanna kulesza
Joanna Kulesza’s new website is a big change from her previous one, and shows off her work in a more bold and graphic way.
Jennifer Whitney
Jeffery Salter
I had the pleasure of working with the always amazing Jeffery Salter on his latest website update.
We worked together years ago at Redux Pictures and it was such a joy to see what he’s been up to.
Check him out at jefferysalter.com
Kate Benson
I recently had the pleasure of working with Kate Benson, a commercial photographer based in the Boston area. She also travels frequently to shoot in New York City, Miami, Dallas and Charleston. Her new site is full of sparkle (in the form of jewelry and dishware), bright and poppy product photography, and warm and inviting fashion work.
Kate’s work has been featured in magazines such as InStyle Magazine, Food & Wine, The New York Observer, BBC, Luxe Interiors, Allure, Vanity Fair, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, and more.
Check out her website at katebenson.com
Deleigh Hermes
Adventure and documentary storyteller Deleigh Hermes’ work has been published in Yahoo!, National Geographic, Backpacker Magazine, Roads and Kingdoms, and the Wall Street Journal. We built her new website using Photoshelter.
Audra Melton Website
I had the pleasure of working with Audra Melton on her new website, which just launched last week.
Audra is an Atlanta-based storyteller and portrait photographer who often focuses on social issues.
Some of her clients include AARP, Oxfam, The Atlantic, The Coca-Cola Company, The New York Times, UPS, and The Washington Post.
For her website, we used PhotoFolio, and organized her work into a few main theme-based galleries, as well as featuring individual commissioned editorial, corporate, and commercial projects.
I love the new look. Please take a look at audramelton.com.
Jessica Glynn
I’m so happy to share some of my favorite images from this new website I edited for interiors and architecture photographer Jessica Glynn @jessglynnphoto.
Especially during this time of social distancing and staying home, it’s dreamy to dive into these beautiful spaces. Please take a look at jessicaglynn.com
Natasha Lee
I had the pleasure of collaborating with Santa Monica-based luxury travel, food, and hospitality photographer Natasha Lee.
Our main goal for her site was to create an overview page that showcased a mix of interiors, details, food, portraits, and destinations. I love how it came out!
Select clients of Natasha’s include Apple, Food & Wine Magazine, Airbnb, Ritz Carlton Magazine, Tahiti Tourism, Geico, and Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, among others.
See her work at bynatasha.net.
Stefan Wachs
Stefan Wachs is a Santa Fe-based portrait and documentary photographer with a sophisticated and serene approach. We collaborated on his website, creating a completely fresh look with new galleries. See more at https://stefanwachs.com/
Kari Medig
I’m so happy to share images from a recent website update I did for @kari_medig. Kari and I have worked together a few times over the years, long enough to have seen many a website trend come and go. But what never goes out of style is connecting with people and places in a true, meaningful way. It was a joy to create a fresh new look for Kari. Check it out at karimedigphoto.com
Kari is based in Vancouver BC and gets to travel the world making beautiful images. Lucky guy!
Here are a few of my favorite images from the new galleries:
Michael Okimoto Website and Print Portfolio
I recently finished up a portfolio refresh for Nevada-based photographer Michael Okimoto. Michael’s work focuses on adventures in the outdoors, environmental portraits, resort imagery and video.
You can see more of Michael’s work here.
Peter Adams Print Portfolio and Website Edit
I recently wrapped up a website edit and new print portfolio for Bay Area-based photographer Peter Adams. Peter’s work focuses on the culture of Silicon Valley, as well as politics and Americana.
Check out his website here.
Matt Rainwaters
I wanted to share a new website portfolio edit I just wrapped up with Matt Rainwaters. This was a really fun project because Matt was looking to weave together bodies of work with different styles and themes. He wanted a free-flowing edit and I think we landed on something pretty beautiful.
It’s a bit stream of consciousness. You get to meander through bodies of work, interspersed with textures and unrelated moments. I’m very happy with it and hope you’ll check it out here.
