TRAVEL

Travel photography has a reputation problem. Too much of it is blue skies, smiling faces, and monuments shot from the exact angle as the ten thousand photographers who stood there before. We prefer the version that requires some patience: the street that looks wrong at first, the portrait that takes three attempts to earn, the landscape that only makes sense in context.

We work as travel photographers and videographers for editorial clients, tourism boards, travel brands, magazines, and private commissions. Cities and landmarks, portraits and folklore, landscapes and unrest, on the move and on assignment. The brief sets the destination. What connects every job is the same consistent question: what is actually worth photographing here, and why? The answers vary. The approach does not.