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Markku’s “Taxi Project” Featured On the AtEdge Blog
Markku took a moment to talk with AtEdge regarding his “Taxi Project”. Their in-depth interview delves into the projects original vision to bring the world of taxis to life; first in Mumbai and then Havana and then reveals how it ultimately transformed into a pictorial history lesson from the viewpoint of the cities’ taxi […]
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Shawn Michienzi, I am Driven Portraits for U of M
What made this shoot so seamless was that Shawn has known and worked with producer Kim Witczak and advertising veteran’s Bruce Bildsten and Bob Barrie since the 90’s. We believe this shared history and camaraderie was the secret sauce that made everything and everyone come together effortlessly for this real-people campaign. Emotive portraits made even […]
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Cade Martin: Photographing the Photographer, William Eggleston
Cade got wind of a juke joint festival in Clarksdale, Mississippi and he hopped a flight. It turned out to be a hurry up and wait deal when he learned the festival started a day later than he had thought. But Memphis, home of William Eggleston, with time to kill. Why not? A true original […]
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Cade Martin’s Tattoo Portrait Series Featured on aPhotoEditor
This series of tattoo portraits came to be when on a break during a project, a client and Cade got to talking about tattoos. There was mention of a tattoo festival – specifically the local DC Tattoo Arts Expo – being held the following week in the Washington DC and asked if Cade was going. […]
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Shawn Michienzi, On the Road Making Friends and Portraits for Cal State University
Shawn’s career connections run deep, he and his work leave a lasting impact. Fast forward from a chance meeting at a party two years ago to receiving an email from EP Randi Feinberg at branded content studio Department of the 4th Dimension. Her team was looking for a photographer on a rebranding project for Cal State […]
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Cade Martin Gets Up Close and Very Personal With a Childhood Legend
Cade recently shared with us a story about when he first heard about 2 wolf-boys in Mexico 20+ years ago. It was one of those visuals that stuck with him and he couldn’t shake it. This past November, he ran into a long time producer friend and for some reason he asked her about what […]
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Christian Schmidt, Landscape, People and Transportation Photographer, Joins Our Brite Family
When, after 37-years of representing some of the world’s most inspirational photographers, fellow agent Michael Ash decided to close his doors for a new adventure, we were thrilled that he considered us as his replacement to work with the award-winning Christian Schmidt. It was the perfect fit for what we love to show and […]
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Cade Martin Talks About his Non-Traditional Image Making Side
Jack Neubart of Shutterbug spent some time talking with Cade about his picture-making process — the how, why and when he goes about creating such imaginative images. Below is what he uncovered.
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Markku’s Images Turn Heads at the Black and White Spider Awards
With his “Jumbo Rock” series garnering Honorable Mention and Nominations in the Fine Art category at this year’s Black and White Spider Awards, it’s clear that it’s not just us that have a fascination with these clever Markku images. For Markku, love of giant rocks happened early, partly spurred by the Finnish national author Aleksis Kivi […]
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Faces+Food, Simon Puschmann’s Latest Personal Project
For 20+ year’s Simon has been creating his own brand of dramatic, unexpected imagery for some of the world’s most prestigious clientele — clients ranging from Audi, BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Porsche and Volkswagen to Doc Martens, FC St. Pauli and Lufthansa. And with his latest personal project about reading into faces and food, Simon once […]
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Photographer Zack Seckler Joins the Brite Family
Zack is known for elaborately produced composites to quirky portraits of animals to landscapes taken from the air. He’s sought out for his ability to bring a distinct aesthetic to each image he creates. He’s been awarded top honors by American Photography, Communication Arts, Cannes Lion, IPA and PDN. In addition to advertising and editorial work, since […]
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Cade Martin Creates Rousing Posters for Woolly Mammoth Theatre
We couldn’t say it much better than the nice folks at Communication Arts: Posters created by Photographer Cade Martin, Art Director Jamin Hoyle for the Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company’s 37th season: The Washington, DC–based Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is known for pushing artistic limits to advance support for new plays and playwrights. To promote the theater’s […]
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Ty Cole for Hewlett Packard for 180LA
“Hey Ty, we’d like for you to shoot a new campaign for HP. Well, actually three campaigns. It would be 9 images, each with a set build, at four different locations and you have 4 days to pull it off. Are you interested?” The agency had us at hello with this campaign; a perfect mix of […]
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Cade Martin – Comic Con Series
Cade Martin has continued his ongoing series of portraits at various Comic Con conventions around the US. Cade said he continued to be amazed about the effort and detail that these characters put into their costumes. Keep an eye out for more of these to come!
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Vincent Dixon for Snickers “You’re Not You”/Sports Illustrated Ad
Working without benefit of the cover artwork and just a small skin sample, Vincent pulled off turning a model into Medusa for the latest Snickers, ‘You’re Not You’ campaign. Model Hannah Davis was on the front cover of the magazine. But on the back is this much less traditionally attractive female—Medusa, whom models apparently act […]
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Ty Cole joins the Brite family
Brite Productions is excited to announce that we now represent Ty Cole. Ty is a talented Architecture, Portrait and Interiors photographer known for his ability to capture the beauty of environments of all kinds, both with people and without. Driven by a passion for design and connecting with people, Ty’s work spans the worlds of […]
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Vincent Dixon, Portraits From Pushkar Selected Into the 2013 Comm Arts Photo Annual
5 of these soulful portraits from his visit to Pushkar for their Camel Festival will soon appear in the prestigious Photography Annual 54. We cannot wait to see them in print. Well done Vincent. To reference more from the start of it all, and his year-long-around-the-world-with-family-travels, click here.
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Laurie Frankel, Graphis Gold…x5
Since 1944, Graphis has presented a compelling record of the world’s most influential work in Design, Advertising, and Photography—art that has demonstrated excellence and determination in overcoming economic, cultural, and creative hurdles in the visual communications industry. For Laurie, she knows that the beauty comes from the subject — there is something in its fabric, […]
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Vincent Dixon for Saatchi’s “Wish Granted” Campaign
“As soon as I saw the script, I knew I wanted to be in this commercial because the sense of humor was right up my alley,” said Cuoco. “It was so much fun and I’m excited that everyone gets to see it now and again on Sunday.” As for Vincent, Senior Art Producer Angee Murray […]
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Vincent Dixon for Saving the Music
From the moment he received the hand-drawn layouts from friend/Leo Burnett Paris CD Xavier Beauregard, Vincent was in like Flynn. This would be a passion project for UK-based audiophile company, dCS, that makes very high-end digital audio players. Save the Music was about how using their equipment you hear all the music, the purity of the […]
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Markku Lands Angels on Rooftop
In LA, it has been often said that there is nothing more important in marketing a movie or a TV show than the promotional artwork (for the last 41-years, the Hollywood Reporter has held a yearly contest (The Key Art Awards) as well a subsequent party to celebrate the exceptional). For this series entitled “On […]
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JB Fitts: Not The Average Family Photos
“I took these with the Mamiya Rangefinder the other day. Sometimes I forget what great images you can get with what surrounds you.” See more of JB’s storied and thoughtful works here.