Editorial Photographer in Greenville, SC
Editorial portraits, food and brand stories for magazines, national publications, brands and agencies — from astronauts to fine-dining chefs. Based in Greenville, working across the Southeast and on assignment worldwide.
Trusted by national publications and brands
Two decades behind the camera across 33 countries and 48 states — editorial assignments ranging from astronauts to chefs, founders, makers and the people behind a story.
33 countries · 48 states · photographing since 2006 · FAA-certified drone pilot
Editorial photography for publications, brands and the stories they tell
Editorial photography is image-making that carries a story — a person, a place, a craft, a moment — with the polish of a magazine and the honesty of a documentary. It runs alongside words in print and online: features, profiles, brand journalism and campaigns.
It’s commissioned by magazines and newspapers, by brands and agencies building editorial-style content, and by organizations that want their people and work photographed like a feature, not a stock library.
From astronauts to chefs to the people behind a brand
Editorial portraits
Founders, artists, athletes, public figures and everyday subjects — lit and directed to feel like a magazine feature, on location or in a real environment.
Food & chefs
Chefs, kitchens and culinary stories — including fine-dining features for chefs from Aquavit, Jungsik and Bresca — with an appetite-first eye.
Brand & maker stories
Process, craft and the human side of a business — the kind of visual storytelling that turns a company into a narrative.
Environmental & location
People in real spaces — studios, labs, workshops, streets and landscapes — with natural-looking light and minimal post.
A cross-section of assignments
Recent features include TOWN (astronaut Charlie Duke, founder and culinary profiles), Greenville Journal (poet Glenis Redmond), Cliffs Living and Bold Life — alongside fine-dining chef portraits and ongoing brand and maker stories across the Southeast.
The same eye, put to work for your brand
Most editorial commissions lead somewhere bigger. The look that works for a magazine feature is exactly what elevates a brand — headshots that read like portraits, architecture shot like a spread, events covered like a story.
Commercial architecture
Buildings and interiors shot like a magazine spread.
View →Headshots & executive portraits
Headshots that read like portraits, not ID photos.
View →Hospitality & restaurants
Hotels, restaurants and food, with an editorial appetite.
View →Law firm photography
Attorney portraits and firm branding with an editorial eye.
View →Events & conferences
Conferences and galas covered like a story.
View →Video
Brand and profile films with the same look and tone.
View →Editorial photography questions
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Have a story, assignment or brand to shoot?
Send the brief — publication, subject, campaign or deadline. For an editorial assignment you’ll get a quick read on fit and availability; for brand and commercial work you’ll get a scoped quote covering creative direction, usage, timeline and delivery.
Commission editorial work