Claxton Represents: September 2014

9.19.2014

Attic Fire at the Ford Plantation

Here are some recent shots from a project Attic Fire did at the Ford Plantation in Richmond Hill, Georgia. These shots are sweet like molasses! For more check out their blog.

9.17.2014

Julie Ann Fineman at the National Heirloom Exposition

Julie Ann Fineman had a blast photographing the National Heirloom Exposition. We're having just as much fun looking at her images! Check out more of Julie's awesome work on her website: www.julieannfineman.com

9.16.2014

Now Representing Doug Human!

We are SO excited to announce that Doug Human has joined the Claxton Represents roster!! Doug is a product photographer and all around awesome guy based in Chicago who seriously wows us with his gorgeous imagery.

Check him out!

9.12.2014

Thanks!

As of today, over 17,000 of you have checked out our blog. That's a lot of you! Keep coming back and we'll keep posting great work from all of our artists.

Now go enjoy your weekend! And eat something - you're too skinny!

9.10.2014

Seth Lowe for Architect Magazine

Seth Lowe photographed Sarah Herda in the Madlener House for Architect Magazine. Check out more of this and tons of other new work on Seth's blog!

9.09.2014

Brian Sorg for Self-Titled Magazine

.."Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan pieces together his place in the world over the past three decades" - that's no small promise! If you're anything like me (highschool in the 90's? - looking at you), then you'll read the full article here. Also, if you're anything like me, you'll soak in these images by Brian Sorg and head to his website for more!

9.04.2014

Attic Fire for Keith Foutz

Attic Fire photographed this Ford Plantation home for amazing builder Keith Foutz - have a little house envy? So do we! Check out more on the Attic Fire blog.

9.02.2014

Eric Prine featured on FoundFolios

A winter storm is no problem for Eric Prine!

"...Eric traveled to New York from Chicago and assembled his team. Unfortunately, after he arrived, it being December, an unexpected snow storm was about to the northeast. They called it Winter Storm Electra. Electra was forecasted to dump several inches of snow, and the could not have any snow in it. In fact, it was not meant to look like winter at all!"

Read the whole story behind this image on the FoundFolios blog!