Jeff takes the cake.
Sometimes literally.
Jeff has worked with clients in fields such as commercial product, food, and beverage, architecture, luxury hospitality, higher education, and community non-profits. He has worked with national clients such as Southern Living, 3M, and The Shade Shop.
He served as Studio Manager and Assistant for commercial food photographer Francesco Tonelli in New York, working with clients like The New York Times, Chobani, Godiva, Bertolli, Eleven Madison Park, Deutsch and PNC.
His work has appeared in Vogue Spain, Southern Living, Atlanta Magazine, Traditional Home, on national product packaging, and he has received honors from Graphis and the American Advertising Awards.
Jeff is Charlottesville, Virginia based and responsible for photography and videography for all Chime Studio clients.
Phone
(404) 333-2941
Email
jeff@jeffwmorgan.com
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I offer product photography, food and restaurant photography, interior and exterior architectural photography, portrait and headshot photography, content creation, and editorial photography. I’m based in Charlottesville, Virginia, and work with both local and national clients.
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I’m passionate about what I do and pride myself on working with and collaborating with clients to deliver the highest quality work and exceed their expectations. From national clients, such as 3M and Southern Living, to local clients such as Cou Cou Rachou and The Shade Shop, I enjoy working with businesses of all sizes.
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You’re welcome to reach out by email, phone, or Instagram to talk to me about the project you have in mind. You can also fill out the contact form on my website. I’ll do my best to respond as quickly as I can.
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The price is entirely dependent on the project at hand. For example, I have some clients who want a handful of product images, and others who require an entire restaurant menu to be photographed along with interiors. It varies greatly from project to project.
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I’m passionate about photography and work to deliver the highest quality work to my clients and collaborators.
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I first started taking photographs on point-and-shoot film cameras when I was about 10 years old during family trips. I saw and felt firsthand how meaningful these images were to my family, and I wanted to extend that feeling to everyone I could. While I studied other subjects before returning to photography, it’s always been what I’m most passionate about, and I feel very fortunate to have turned that love of photography into a career.