Photographer Michael Prince’s Forbes cover shot of Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss was sold as an NFT (non-fungible token) at auction for $333,333.00 on April 8, 2021. Prince’s portrait of the billionaire tech twins was made into the one-of-a-kind digital artwork titled “Merchants of the Metaverse” by contemporary artist Yoshi Sodeoka.
Read MoreThese aren’t the first faces Randal Ford has captured in a moment of elation. The commercial photographer’s signature approach to portraiture and lifestyle shots can be seen across his portfolio. Human expression is at the fore of his work, and the particularities of a person (or dog, chimp, or exotic bird, as it may be) are often cast in settings as unique as their subjects.
Read MoreTwenty-Five-year-old Austin Russell is not only dreaming big, he's achieving big. Recognized by Forbes Magazine as the world's youngest new billionaire in 2021, the magazine wasted no time securing photographer Michael Prince to shoot the iconic cover image.
Read MoreWhen Annabelle Breakey was approached by long-time client Shaklee for their newest line, the creative goal was clear: Capture the blended beauty of Science and Nature.
Read MoreWhen high-end bike component company SRAM approached photographer Jamie Kripke with their newest cycling campaign, saying yes to the gig was a no-brainer. An avid cyclist himself, Jamie was not only physically prepared for the job, he was creatively primed as well. “This felt like a project I had been training for for years. I am really proud of this one.”
Read MoreThe eerie streets of Halloween may be a little empty this year, but not quite as abandoned as the spooky roads leading to Dracula’s door. If there were ever a more perfect backdrop for Audi’s 2016 Halloween campaign, the gothic gray hills of Transylvania were it.
Read MoreLast month it was Jeff Bezos as the first person worth 200 billion. This month, the story is on highest paid actors. Dwayne Johnson tops that list and Forbes once again tapped Michael Prince’s imagery to illustrate the story.
Read MoreSeeing the behind the scenes moments of the making of any photo shoot is always fun. But for the shoot Shaun Fenn and his team recently completed in the time of Covid-19, the BTS images tell a powerful story.
Read MoreFor their article this week announcing Jeff Bezos becoming the first person ever worth $200 billion, Forbes tapped Michael Prince for the accompanying photo.
Read MoreAs we near almost 5 months of sheltering in place, Annabelle Breakey has found new ways to stay creative in the midst of the pandemic. “We are still able to work as artists; the way we do it just has to change a little”
Read MoreZilretta says enough is enough. For many people who suffer from chronic osteoarthritis knee pain, engaging in day-to-day activities can be difficult.
Read MoreHome is where the heart is. That’s why it felt important for photographer Shaun Fenn to create a campaign for KB Homes that felt authentic, warm and relatable.
Read MoreOh, to be a kid. Brimming with wonder and ever-ready for what’s next and new. When The Richards Group approached Randal Ford with the latest campaign for national preschool group, Primrose, the idea was quite literally a light bulb moment. With a desire to highlight magical instances of discovery, Randal and team spent 2 days capturing wide eyes and wonderment.
Read MoreAs rich in history as it is recreation, the prestigious resort, Sea Island, is a coastal destination for many. Having cultivated a trusted rapport with the island, as well as a seamless working relationship with creatives from The Richards Group, photographer Matthew Turley always looks forward to his next seaside shoot.
Read MoreWhen Asics came to Shaun Fenn via barrettSF with the launch of their newest high-end shoe campaign, the creative vision was clear. In addition to in-studio images, the team would spend two days photographing talented athletes in the golden, sunny hills of Los Angeles.
Read MoreAs much as we love to tell ourselves that life is a series of controlled decisions (ones that always work in our favor), we know that it’s actually closer to a series of improvisations, that we hope will work in our favor. There is beauty in our unpredictable moments though-- they are what make life special, unique, real. Photographer Shaun Fenn’s latest work for Farmer’s Insurance achieves a kind of polished relatability that feels both sleek and spontaneous, crisp and unscripted.
Read MoreAudi does it different. When Jamie Kripke was approached by ad agency Muh-tay-zik Hof-fer with a project for the luxury car company, he was excited to hear about their refreshing take on creative.
Read MorePhotographers Jamie Kripke and Michael Prince were thankful when Forbes presented them with a project that was within reach. Jamie with only a camera in hand, and Michael operating his drone, they each traveled within the confines of their community, visually noting the various affects of our pandemic on businesses of all sizes. From vacant parking lots to deserted mom-and-pop shops, the aerial emptiness of these once bustling streets calls each viewer to sit inside the surreal times. The article is aptly titled, America, Closed For Business.
Read MorePacking design company Hatch asked Annabelle Breakey to shoot a series of “portraits” that reflect the ingredients and the playful image of Good Use’s cold-pressed juices.
Read MoreAnnabelle recently worked with Chen Design Associates and stylist Nissa Quanstrom to create a new set of imagery for the John Masters Organics website, stores, and social media.
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