Services — Commercial
Commercial Photographer in New York City
Brands and agencies rarely need a single hero photograph. They need a coherent set — portraits, environment, product details, and interactions that share one visual language and work across a campaign, a press release, a social feed, and an internal deck. That is the work I plan for: a brief becomes a shot plan, a shot plan becomes an organized image library with multiple orientations and defined usage.
My commercial work is grounded in documentary observation and controlled lighting — productions where the schedule moves, the light is mixed, and the set still has to arrive complete.
I work in New York City and travel readily. Typical commissions include brand image libraries, lifestyle and athlete imagery, environmental and lit portraiture, product and detail coverage inside larger productions, and event-to-campaign work where live coverage feeds a brand’s channels.
Every project starts with a conversation about how the images will be used — media, territory, and duration shape the estimate alongside the photography itself. If you’re an art producer, creative director, or brand team planning a shoot, send a brief and I’ll come back with an approach.
Who is this for?
Brands, advertising and creative agencies, PR and experiential teams, production companies, and cultural institutions that need a usable set of images, not just one frame.
What do you deliver?
An organized, curated selection in the orientations and formats the brief calls for, with licensing defined by intended use.
How do estimates work?
Fees account for photography, licensing and usage, production, and post-production. Share the scope and I’ll prepare an estimate — no fixed packages.
Selected work: Red Bull · Fashion & Culture
Planning a commission, event, portrait, or visual story? Get in touch. Discuss a project or email whs9964@nyu.edu.