GLAMOUR PHOTOGRAFY

Aaron Warkov has been shooting amazing images that Capture the true energy of life for over 20 years. Aaron first picked up a camera at the age of 12, his father taught photography near his home at the University of Minnesota, Aaron spent countless hours roaming the halls and darkrooms absorbing it all in, and then being drawn to commercial photographer in his early twenties. He now shoots all over the world...

Be it on top of a Chilean mountain, snowboarding down an avalanch zone with gear on his back, mountain biking single track in Moab, surfing in Maui, cruising the streets of Brooklyn on his bike, or just taking his sons to soccer, or an art gallery opening... Aaron draws energy from the life and culture around him, then he brings it it back out with his lens for the world to see... He loves showing the "truth and energy"of the subject, and brings his knowledge of culture to every assignment. He is kind of a"cultural anthropologist"as he is like to say.

Working along side him you will see just how much he puts into his craft. Aaron and his crew will make your project flow from start to finish. If it’s large or small, here or there, Aaron treats it with the same intense energy and creative output, and relishes figuring out the best approach to the clients ultimate vision.

Patrick Molnar is an advertising photographer based in Atlanta, GA. Clients include Blackberry, Nike, Allstate, Marriott, AT&T and Kellogg’s. Pat lives in Atlanta with his wife and 2 children, and is represented by Held and Associates in Los Angeles. He has photographed professional athletes, helicopters, an angry parrot, race cars, uppity models and a very expensive wiener dog. Pat has been told he has nice hair.

Tim Mantoani opened his own San Diego studio in 1995. His credits include Sports Illustrated, Newsweek and ESPN The Magazine, as well as ad campaigns for Coca-Cola, EA Sports and Coors Brewing. Today, when Tim’s not shooting on assignment, he’s documenting venerable lens men who have collectively captured decades of culture and celebrity with their own cameras. Legendary rock photographers Jim Marshall and Ethan Russell have sat for 20 x 24-inch Polaroid portraits, as have Walter Iooss, Timothy Greenfield-Sanders, Pete Turner, Mary Ellen Mark, Elliott Erwitt and Roberto Salas. Tim’s enthusiasm for the medium of photography is undiminished by the changes he’s seen during his career. For him it’s not work so much as a mission: He sees the story there in each face, and in each place and lives to gives them voice through his work.

Jeff Sciortino lives to make great photographs. It’s his passion, and for more than 10 years, he’s done it for leaders like Abbott Laboratories and Zomba Records, Rolling Stone Magazine and Sony. He’s shot all over the world, capturing moments of life, photographing celebrities and athletes, executives and business people, and everyday, average folks.