Refine How Your Projects Are Presented to Editors
Natassja Crystajneli Osorio Natassja Crystajneli Osorio

Refine How Your Projects Are Presented to Editors

Editorial recognition is rarely accidental. It comes from clarity, structure, and understanding how to present a project’s story in a way editors can immediately grasp. By refining how projects are pitched, sequenced, and described, designers and photographers can turn strong work into publishable narratives that resonate with publications.

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How to Use Your Pinterest for Maximum Exposure for Photographers and Designers
Jeff Jones Jeff Jones

How to Use Your Pinterest for Maximum Exposure for Photographers and Designers

Pinterest isn’t just a social app — it’s a visual search engine that keeps your work discoverable long after posting. For photographers and designers, it’s an untapped powerhouse for visibility, traffic, and lasting brand recognition. Learn how to use Pinterest strategically to make your imagery work harder for you.

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When Is the Right Time to Pitch? Know Your Timing
Jeff Jones Jeff Jones

When Is the Right Time to Pitch? Know Your Timing

Your projects deserve to be featured — but if editors aren’t saying yes, it might be a timing problem. Here’s how to plan your shoots and pitches for 2026, plus a free resource to help you get published.


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Best Cameras for Interior Photography
Jeff Jones Jeff Jones

Best Cameras for Interior Photography

The camera you choose should do more than capture a space—it should reveal its story. Explore my top camera picks for editorial interiors and learn how to build a gear setup that balances precision with creativity.


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The Kips Bay Show House 2025: Reflecting on Previous Work and Excited to Do It Again
Jeff Jones Jeff Jones

The Kips Bay Show House 2025: Reflecting on Previous Work and Excited to Do It Again

The Kips Bay Show House 2025 marks a milestone 50th anniversary, bringing together some of the most visionary designers in the country to transform a Dallas estate into a living work of art. Reflecting on my unforgettable experience photographing Mark D. Sikes’ 2020 project, I’m reminded of how each room tells a story through color, texture, and imagination. This year, I’m honored to return behind the lens to capture two incredible clients as they reimagine design at 2999 Turtle Creek Boulevard — a space steeped in history, beauty, and purpose. More than a showcase, Kips Bay is a celebration of creativity and community, raising funds for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club and inspiring the next generation of dreamers.

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