
Commercial photography · Film · Visual directionJackson Hole, Wyoming / Nationwide
A relationship
with light.
I photograph people, products, places and real work for advertising, websites, campaigns and brand libraries.
↓01 / Selected Work
Commercial, portrait, industrial and motion work from recent and past assignments.
Photography built to be used.



02 / Spread
Different jobs.
Same eye.
The assignment changes. The job stays the same: make strong images that are useful to the client.


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Contact sheet.
A broader look at the archive: people, motion, industry, product and place. Drag to see more.
03 / Tone
Browse the
work.
Four recurring subjects in the portfolio. Choose the kind of work you want to see more of.
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Western.
Weather, character, distance, restraint.
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02
Human.
Portraiture that feels observed instead of staged.
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03
Grit.
People, machinery, work and capability.
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04
Motion.
Energy, timing, form and performance.
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What I shoot.
Commercial photography, advertising campaigns, brand and lifestyle, industrial work, and film. Each page explains the work and how I approach it.
04 / Place
Based in Jackson Hole.
Working nationwide.
I work from Jackson Hole, Wyoming and travel for assignments. Local experience matters when weather, access, light and location are part of the production.
Base43.4799° N
AvailableNationwide
05 / Field Notes
From the
field.
Jackson Hole / ProductionPhotographing Western Character Without Turning It Into Costume
The West already has enough personality. The camera does not need to dress it up.
Commercial / IndustrialWhy Industrial Photography Should Look Capable, Not Corporate
Heavy equipment does not need more drama. The people and process need more attention.
Advertising / CampaignBuilding a Campaign Around One Strong Visual Idea
More production does not fix a weak idea. A clear visual rule usually does.
06 / New business
Have a
project?
Send me what you are making, where it needs to live, your timing and the location. I will tell you what I think the production needs.photos@coreylack.com ↗























