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CONTRIBUTORS
FEATURED CONTRIBUTORS
Paul Graham
Blake Crosby
Blake Crosby is a commercial photographer and ‘Purveyor of
Light’ based out of Bluffton, SC. His focus on cinematic lighting is
indicative of his unique style of portraiture, advertising and still life
work. He has a passion for adventure and the outdoors. When he’s
not shooting you can find him in his organic garden. Follow him on
Instagram @crosbycreative . Check out Blake’s photography of
the Equinox creators, Jeremy and Clay on page 44.
D. Paul Graham is a transplanted
Canadian who first came to Savannah
in 1994. His travels around the globe
have fueled the passion and inspiration
Paul finds in capturing light, the life of
people, the diversity of cultures, the
thrill of travel, the elegance of lifestyles
and all things fast; particularly those
of four-wheel and winged modes. Paul
continues to publish business writings,
enjoys speaking publicly and when
he is not traveling, will often be found
taking spirited drives in a certain little
red car. See his work in “South’s
Greatest Kitchens” on page 68.
Kevin Garrett
Kevin Garrett is a lifestyle advertorial
photographer and travel writer. After
his start covering the Caribbean for
over a decade, Garrett has continued
to tell stories with his camera and pen
and shoot everything from tourism
campaigns to rock and roll bands. See
his work in “World Class Heat” on
page 74.
Mary Britton Sensensy
Sedona Baldaccini
A Chicago native, Sedona comes to the
south to study Fashion Marketing and
Management with a minor in Fashion
Journalism at Savannah College of Art
and Design. Currently in her Junior year
of college, she plans on becoming an
editorial stylist for a magazine.
See her styling on page 62.
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Mary Britton Senseney is a versatile
photographer with expertise in product,
environmental and interior categories,
but she is best known for stunning food
photography. With a deep understanding
of visual brand storytelling and styles
that range from light and minimalistic
to moody and complex, she has a knack
for masterfully conveying any given
narrative. She lives in Savannah, Georgia
with her husband and their two boys See
her photographs in the “Food Show”
and “DineSouth” on pages 98 & 108.