Philadelphia Media Photographers

Kiara Kaiser is a lifestyle photographer who aims to capture real-life situations, events, or milestones in an artistic and candid manner.

I'm pretty much a self taught photographer, any help or guidance I got pretty much came from youtube. I fell in love with photography and my true passion is for fashion and beauty/glam

Anthony Morrison is a visual storyteller passionate about crafting images that speak a thousand words in vivid color and detail. He studied French, photography and cinematic editing in college. He has been blessed to serve clients from the neighborhood alongside corporations and national organizations having completed hundreds of visual projects across the country.

Eyram is a photographer with a bachelors degree and photography experience in many different styles of work. She has worked with professional athletes, musicians, clothing brands and more, she specialized in sports/action , music , fashion , and entertainment photography.

Saundi September Wilson was born and raised in Brooklyn, the son of jazz drummer Phillip Wilson. Saundi, a self-taught photographer and professional composer, has been shooting professionally since 2010. His work has been featured on SI.com (Sports Illustrated), in El Diario la Prensa (the oldest Spanish language newspaper in the country), Jalouse Magazine, Chronogram, Edible Hudson Valley, and The Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Saundi has had a photo chosen as a Smithsonian Magazine editor’s pick, and he has been a finalist in the Smithsonian Photo Competition (70 finalists chosen from a pool of more than 46,000 entrants, from 168 countries). His work has been featured in the NY Photo Festival Capture Brooklyn exhibit, and at the Sony World Photography Exhibit (at Somerset House, London)- the World Photography Organisation selected Saundi’s work from 52,323 images selected from 171 countries. Saundi is a voyeur, a perfectionist, an artist, and an adventurer, obsessed with creating soulful images.

Linda has been a photographer for 25 years, working for 20 years as a staff photojournalist at The Philadelphia Inquirer. She was part of a great newspaper: a creative, dedicated community of people with diverse gifts. It was her job to deliver news that could inform and invigorate its audience. She now uses that experience and expertise in her freelance work for clients as wide ranging as academic institutions, non-profits, and major corporations. In her work, she looks for answers, ways of seeing and thinking, to complete the job in a way that meets the client's goals and supports that client's vision. Like all art, photography provides a pathway to human connection. Linda approaches her assignments as a visual means of helping clients reach immediate and long term goals, whether they are sharing the joy of a much-anticipated engagement, or celebrating a new product line, or fundraising for a cause. The larger picture goal, always, is to help us all make better and more lasting connections.