Bridgeport Food Photographers

Michael Grant is a professional photographer specializing in architecture and real estate, portraits, pets, travel, art, and products for print or online. He earned his BFA in Film, Photography and Architecture from Syracuse and was named an Eastman Kodak Scholar. He has worked in studios and freelance for over 20 years for companies including Halstead, Corcoran, Prudential Douglas Elliman, Global Real Estate Network, and Elegran. His work has been shown in galleries world-wide.

As Chief Photographer / Video Director at Sony Music Entertainment Inc. for nearly two decades, Jimmy worked with hundreds of the biggest talents in the business. From the 1990's to the late 2000's he was one of the most published photographers in the entertainment industry. His photography portfolio runs full spectrum, including artwork seen on and inside dozens of CD and DVD covers, as well as publicity photos, tour merchandise, assignments on several major feature films, and music videos. Jimmy’s work in video has appeared on television and cable networks, and the internet throughout the world. He has photographed or directed some of the biggest names and most defining persons of our era from artists such as Roger Waters co-founding member of Pink Floyd and Mariah Carey, to actors including Peter Boyle and Kevin Bacon, and even leaders of the free world like George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.

Hani Matkovic is an experienced professional photographer. She has a professional photography certificate from Hallmark Institute of Photography. She specializes in wedding and event photography and on-location portraiture, having completed over 360 shoots in NYC and NY-NJ-CT tristate area.

Marc Burgess has two decades experience as a photographer shooting a wide range of work. His experience extends from fashion to editorial, commercial stills, portraits, events, weddings, porn, food, interiors, catalog and more. His clients extend from Unicef, MacDirectory, Miami Living Mag, LiquidSpace and GrubHub. His first assignments were simple model shoots for agencies like Ford, Ikon, Time Models and more. Some shoots were paid, some not. He still loves shooting model portraits. One of his first steady clients was for Mac Directory and Miami Living Magazines. Without even meeting the editor, a simple submission had won him a gig with the two magazines. He was assigned to casting and shooting 16-18 model portraits for tutorial pages published in the back of the magazines. He shot a couple years for the magazine. Marc also hit a big client with Liquidspace about five years ago. He has shot 100's of interiors for high end corporate spaces for rent in Manhattan. Most of time he only used a tripod and camera. They keep calling him for more work. Recently Marc can be found traveling through the tri-state area shooting for GrubHub. He goes from restaurant to deli to food truck or any other venue that has some food for him to photograph. His work can be seen on any GrubHub mobile app. With no training and no experience Marc bought a Rolleiflex and did his first professional photo shoot of an Asian model from the agency he worked for in NYC back in 2000. His only intention was to use the camera to help himself pose better as a model. Instead he became a photographer that day. He began to shoot a lot, and a lot more. Film wasn't cheap and medium format was his choice. He would mix B&W chemicals till 5AM in his bathroom in Woodside Queens printing images of models that graced his camera. The process took some patience, dedication to detail and forced him to learn photography from its beginning roots. He took his photography to another level after graduating from Brooklyn College in 2009 with a degree in TV/Radio Film and Photography. His strongly believes that a photograph can be captured a million ways and the most conventional method is not always the best choice. Despite doing a mix of commercial and event coverage, it is still his belief that flash is not always necessary to capture a great image. He has gotten amazing results shooting a wedding with only a tripod and camera. His passion is evident in the creative juices that still run through his veins when he is seeking to capture that next great image.