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PHILADELPHIA, PA- As we begin 2026, these images remind us of the moments that make our work meaningful: the unexpected, the joyful, and the powerful. From shared celebrations to small acts of connection, it’s the people and their stories that shape the year. The year ahead is full of stories, and we’re ready to capture them all.
PHILADELPHIA, PA-I love me some puppers. I’m an animal lover of all shapes and sizes, and I’d love to do more work with shelters to showcase our furry friends. I think it’s a quintessential shot or maybe a must-have that if an animal is present at an event, I will get that photo. Don’t worry.
PHILADELPHIA, PA-The next photo takes us to Manayunk, my first time shooting this location for the marathon. The pace was fast, the energy high, and the entire neighborhood felt like it had poured out onto the streets. Manayunk confetti made an appearance, less than usual this year, but still unmistakable. It was a fixed course and a challenging space to navigate, but also a rare opportunity to experiment in a new location and work within those constraints. And when a community shows up like that, the images almost make themselves.
PHILADELPHIA, PA-Some of my favorite shoots are the unexpected ones. The Laurel Hill meditation walk changed how I see cemetery spaces, really, all of the photo and video work we’ve done for Laurel Hill has. This image stands out because it’s uncommon: the red of her hat cuts takes center stage in the frame, almost like a bird’s beak against all that green. It works because of the context, and because there’s something special about these unorthodox captures.
PHILADELPHIA, PA-It’s a joy to review one’s work over the course of a year. I’ve been doing this for 20 years now, and it’s always fun to take a moment and reflect. I originally had many more images, but these are images I thought our network would enjoy.
PHILADELPHIA, PA-The parade images came from my second Super Bowl Parade coverage, which has quickly become my favorite kind of assignment. I approached my equipment pack out a little differently this year, leaning into a super wide lens, and staying close, just a few feet away, to keep things intimate without ever feeling uncomfortable. The energy made it easy. Everyone was having a blast, completely present, genuinely happy to be on camera. Year two felt different in the best way, players and fans everywhere, moments constantly unfolding. It was hard to miss a good one. If they win every year, I’ll keep photographing it and stick with the same two-camera, two-lens setup, but definitely wear better shoes.
At Veracity Studios, we believe in the power of storytelling to inspire action. Over the past five years, we’ve worked extensively in the food equity space, partnering with organizations like Partnership for a Healthier America (PHA) to document the real impact of their work. Our latest project with PHA was not only a continuation of … Read more
PHILADELPHIA, PA– Life has a way of bringing things full circle, and Jonah Saleem’s journey is a testament to that. Before he ever picked up a camera, he spent years working hands-on in construction, gaining a deep appreciation for the craft, the problem-solving, and the precision required to build something from the ground up. Now, … Read more
Brave the Dark is film based on the true story of teacher in Lancaster, PA who sees the potential of a young student and becomes his guardian. I worked on the film in 2021, and I am so proud of the incredible journey it took to make it to theaters. After 5 weeks on the big screen, I couldn’t … Read more
Some of our team had the opportunity to document the 2025 Eagles Superbowl Parade on Friday February 14th, 2025. We asked them to share their experiences—what it was like to document this historic celebration and how it felt to be part of the moment. Photo by Jonah VB Q: Can you walk us through the … Read more
