Studio B

Studio B is my personal shooting space, carved out with intention and a lot of hands-on work. It’s not a showroom. It’s not a slick agency set. But it’s mine, and it gets the job done. I’ve shot client work here, built out spec projects, photographed full product lines, plated food, and captured high-speed bourbon and beer pours. I’ve even triggered fireworks with Broncolor flash in this space. You couldn’t do that in a million-dollar studio without pissing someone off.

This is where I test ideas, shoot remotely for clients, and experiment with motion, hybrid imagery, and lighting setups that push the craft forward. It’s a working space, constantly evolving. Right now I’m in the process of upgrading the floors, painting the walls, and finishing the ceiling. The goal is to keep it flexible, smart, and ready to shoot.

Studio B started as an idea during Covid when I was furloughed, and it’s grown into something I rely on. I’m grateful for what it’s become. Photography is where I bring everything together — creativity, problem-solving, hands-on thinking. It’s more than just a job. It’s how I work through ideas, and how I make things happen.

Got a product or concept that needs brought to life? Bring your idea to me and I’ll help develop it here in Studio B.