Photography

Adventure, storytelling, and intentional creativity are at the heart of Jonny Hill’s work. Known for capturing cinematic landscapes, meaningful moments with family, and life on the road, Jonny has built a style that feels both aspirational and deeply personal. 

Travel photographer Marcus Lloyd has spent years documenting places through a lens shaped by curiosity, light, and presence. What began as a search for postcard-worthy images evolved into a deeper appreciation for the quieter moments that make a destination feel alive — the people, textures, colors, and fleeting scenes often overlooked.

Event photography is the art of capturing lightning in a bottle. You’re chasing the thunderous energy of a music festival, the quiet tear during a wedding vow, the proud glance at a graduation. It demands skill, anticipation, and gear that can actually keep up.

You’ve probably admired the warm, nostalgic glow of vintage vacation photos. That magic isn’t a digital preset; it’s the result of physical film catching actual light. Thanks to the massive analog revival, new photographers are discovering that true charm comes from film emulsion, a light-sensitive canvas that records memories in a way smartphones simply cannot. Many start with used film cameras to learn affordably and explore the tactile controls that make analog shooting so rewarding. 

There’s a moment every photographer dreads: you’re about to head out for a shoot and realize your trusty camera is on the fritz. A sticky shutter, a sensor spot, or an unexpected error message can bring your creative vision to a screeching halt. Not long ago, this meant a frantic search for a local repair shop with uncertain timelines and mixed results. Whether you need quick camera lens repair for a finicky zoom or comprehensive digital camera repair for an unexpected error, the disruption can be costly.

You saw it perfectly. You took the shot. And somehow… it didn’t land. That gap between what you see and what your camera captures? It’s not about needing better gear—it’s about knowing how to use what you’ve got. At KEH, we’ve seen it time and time again: great portraits come down to a few fundamentals done well. Composition. Light. A handful of smart settings. Master those, and even an everyday setup can deliver standout results.

AB+DM don’t just take photos—they build worlds. The award-winning duo of Ahmad Barber and Donté Maurice have become known for bold color, rich texture, and portraits that feel as alive as the people in them. From standout magazine covers to striking images of names like Zendaya, Viola Davis, and Simone Biles, their work blends fashion and storytelling in a way that’s instantly recognizable. In this In Conversation, they get into how their creative partnership works, where their ideas start, and what it means to grow while bringing others up with them.

As humanity prepares to return to deep space, Artemis II marks a major milestone—not just for exploration, but for visual storytelling. The Artemis II mission will fly four astronauts around the Moon on a journey lasting approximately 10 days. It’s the first crewed test flight of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, the Orion spacecraft, and the Exploration Ground Systems that support them.

This past weekend, Atlanta celebrated its iconic 404 Day, a yearly event held on April 4, with energy that carried through the entire week. 404 Weekend isn’t just about an area code. It’s a celebration of the city itself. From festivals and street art to live music and cultural moments, Atlanta delivers endless inspiration for creators. Photography gives us a way to capture it all and share the city’s energy far beyond its streets.

There’s a distinct, satisfying weight to the “thunk” of a mechanical shutter that a smartphone simply cannot replicate. While global estimates from Rise Above Research suggest we capture over a trillion digital images annually, few of those snapshots carry the same level of intention as a physical photograph.

Upgrading your camera doesn’t have to mean starting over—or contributing to unnecessary waste.

Spring has a way of making excuses visible. That lens you swore you’d use more. The third camera bag. The flash sitting in its case since 2022. You know it’s there. So does your creativity.