case studies
Great photography earns its place in your marketing strategy.
Our case studies illustrate how purpose-driven photography supports campaigns, content calendars, and long-term brand goals. Here we highlight the challenge, the approach, and the impact of photography designed to work harder than a single moment. You’ll see how each project was approached with usability, flexibility, and audience in mind—resulting in images that work across platforms and over time. From campus environments to executive portraits and event coverage, photography in action is a practical, powerful marketing asset.
As 2025 wraps up, I’ve been sitting with a lot of gratitude and reflection. Every year teaches me something new, but this one felt especially defining. Not louder. Not busier. Just clearer.
This year wasn’t about chasing more. It was about refining what already matters: how I work, who I work with, and why I do what I do in the first place.
Here are a few of the biggest shifts that shaped 2025.
Getting the call from Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia made my heart skip a beat. I love traveling and learning about different institutions and communities. Marymount was looking to update their branding photos, so we settled on a shoot day this fall, and then two more in the coming spring. Exploring a new campus and uncovering its hidden gems is one of my favorite parts of this work, and Marymount was full of them. Marymount’s campus is a cozy 21 acres built into a hill, and I just LOVE the way the buildings interplay with each other. From elevated walkways and a maze of staircases to light-filled hallways – smiling students and faculty were quite literally around every corner.
If you know one thing about me, you know I am a BIG fan of dogs. I am partial to boxers (I’ve had five), but any dog is a good dog in my book. When North Penn Animal Hospital was working on a new website and updated brand and called ME to update their photos, I was unbelievably excited — I don’t think I’ve ever answered an email faster. Offer me the chance to spend the day with the team in Lansdale and pet every dog I could find?? Dreams do come true.
Back in October, I had the chance to photograph “Contested Frames: Taiwan’s Indigenous Peoples Confronting the Colonial Gaze” at the Temple Anthropology Lab & Museum. It was one of those projects that stays with you long after you pack up your gear.
When your organization launches a brand-new event, capturing the right visuals from day one is key to building momentum for future marketing campaigns. Recently, we had the opportunity to photograph EW Community Day, an event designed to bring the community together for a day of fun, learning, and engagement. Besides documenting the day, the goal was to create a library of marketing ready images that could be used to promote future events and show the value of attending future events.