Meet The Photographers
Photographer
Jack O'Connor
Having grown up between New York and New England, it's no wonder that Jack O’Connor brings such a versatile style to photography. His keen understanding of light and composition was strengthened by his time spent as a stylist in New York and Milan while in his twenties and thirties. A love of photography eventually consumed him and he dove into it head first having to teach himself the craft. His background in improvised music drove his early inspiration and this blossomed into what is now widely regarded as his signature playful approach to shooting with a loose and natural energy that clients around the world adore. Jack's spontaneity acts as a counterbalance to his sharp eye for styling and casting resulting in elegant images with a lasting impression. His comfort shooting in a studio or on location is evident as he finds the beauty and balance of his subjects in any setting.
Photographer
Mikael Johansson
Mikael Johansson is a Swedish photographer and visual artist working between New York and Stockholm.
Mikael’s dedication and vivid approach to photography comes from a childlike curiosity for the medium. Growing up documenting life in rural Sweden with a 35mm camera, his passion for photography grew when attempting to replicate ads from skateboard magazines as a teenager. Mikael attended University of Cumbria where he studied Contemporary Art & Photography, learning traditional art techniques, as well as a conceptual, project-based approach to photography as a medium. Inspired by the authenticity in visual documentation of subcultures and photojournalism, Mikael often puts focus on the individual in his work. Bringing together a raw and organic style with a thorough, yet impromptu approach. He can conceptualize a project to create a unique look and an elevated, personal result. Mikael has become a sought after photographer for his unique energy and great visual talent.
Mikael’s work has been exhibited in cities including Newcastle, London, Barcelona, New York and Athens.
Photographer
Eric T. White
Growing up with a lifelong passion for photography, White decided to pursue a career in photography after the death of his uncle who left all his cameras to his nephew. Fascinated by the photographic process while stripping down his own techniques to their basics, White almost exclusively uses on-camera flash, creating a consistent edgy and bold aesthetic through his entire body of work.
Not only connecting the various aspects of his unique work, White’s uncomplicated process also allows for the possibility for increased compositional innovation, preserving fleeting playful moments with the lens of his camera.