Jim Hughes Captures the Faces of Success in New Medical Treatment Campaign

Modern market realities meet valued storytelling when photographer and director Jim Hughes takes action.  Jim propels great ideas and new technologies in his latest multimedia pharma campaign working with GSW, a partner committed to innovation and pharmaceutical solutions offering safe, effective and improved patient outcomes. With technical skill, a sense of responsibility and intimacy, Jim  integrates science, therapy and operational expertise to capture the deep understanding of patient-to-physician relationships  as the most innovative medical treatments become available. 

In the vibrant portraiture and lifestyle Jim is known for, patients are living the experience with a new medication helping them get back to their best life. Jim and the GSW team have created  honest, thoughtful  stories of accelerated success from the faces of patients back to their routines and living life the way they choose. See more work at Jim’s site and find his latest updates @jimhughesphoto. Follow us for more news @DougTruppe.

Jim Hughes Presents a Way of Life AT 82

Jim Hughes documents his mom and dad’s favorite getaway cabin on beautiful Lake Minocqua in Wisconsin. It’s a place the family visits for its natural beauty, great home cooked  meals, fishing, swimming, hiking, relaxation, good  conversation and rejuvenation.

This is Jim’s story of his mom and dad  AT 82.

At 82, mom and dad still cook wonderful meals, have a glass of wine or two and make sure they have dinner together every day.

At 82,  mom and dad are very tech saavy and work on their laptops  and smart phones to keep up with  finances, writing, news reading and even do some writing.They still work together at least 5 days a week in personal benefits world, life and health insurance and estate planning.

At 82,  mom works on her 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle ( something  I could never do at any age) and will finish it in a matter of days.

At 82, they appreciate and care for their environment.

At 82, dad goes fishing with his favorite water-loving companion. 

At 82,  mom and dad love to take their lawn chairs down to the pier, look out over the lake and enjoy the beauty of their surroundings.

At 82, they are still full throttle, love life and look forward to tomorrow. See more stories and many other projects from Jim at his site, and follow him for his latest updates and news @jimhughesphoto.

Dinner at 8.

Tech saavy.

Jigsaw puzzle saavy.

Lake Minocqua beauty.

Dad fishing with his favorite water-loving companion.

Swimming is for everyone.

A portrait in relaxation and rejuvenation.

Mom and Dad enjoying their life at their cabin at Lake Minocqua.

Doug Truppe’s Platform of Values: Curiosity - The Human Elements for Life and Work

Doug Truppe is on the road again and presents a unique approach to his work and life with a platform of values to live by.  “I live, work and make choices by these values with photographers, creatives, clients and everyone I meet.”  The Human Elements—Curiosity, Passion, Kindness, Truth and Integrity— is an ongoing series of presentations of our photographers and directors to the creative community.  First up is Curiosity. We all know the old adage, “Curiosity killed the cat,” but curiosity breathes life into everything we do and create. Curiosity is the fuel for discovery, learning and intelligence, and it just might be the most useful gift we are endowed with. It’s the love of knowledge and learning and a kind of madness that cannot be stopped. It is the essence of human existence and happiness, and we are proud to present our view of Curiosity with @jimhughesphoto, @waltersmithphoto,  @tomhusseyphotography, @peterrodger and @agoodwinphoto. See the value of Curiosity here.  

If you are Curious to know, see more and set up a presentation on this series, contact hello@dougtruppe.com.

Click on the photo to see much more of Curiosity.

Photo by: Peter Rodger

Andy Goodwin Shows the Faces of Isolation and More

Andy Goodwin has posted  new  personal work from a series  called “Isolated.”  The first  8 portraits in the  gallery  are  of friends and neighbors  removed from their environments and living in isolation. “Isolated” is a good name for both the technique used and for the sense of isolation a lot of us are feeling these days. 

Andy  photographed everyone on his own, pushing a cart full of gear to the subjects’ homes and setting up a portrait in their backyards. The slight sense of background was added later in post using images from his stock library. Along with these striking portraits, there is more award-winning work from multiple projects shot pre-pandemic at his Personal Gallery and @goodwinphoto.    

From the series Isolated.

From the series Isolated.

Water Portraits- Shot prior to the pandemic, this award-winning series has been featured in Communication Arts and Creative Quarterly.

Water Portraits- Shot prior to the pandemic, this award-winning series has been featured in Communication Arts and Creative Quarterly.

Jim Hughes Is Honored By Luerzer’s Archive 2020/2021

Jim Hughes is thrilled  to be chosen once again by @luerzersarchive to be included in Luerzer's Archive 2020/2021 edition of the 200 Best Photographers World Wide. Five  of his  images were selected  for #200bestadphotographersworldwide. He shot this stunning image below of a cheetah in a safari reserve outside Durban, South Africa. Needless to say, social distancing just came naturally.  Congratulations to Jim.

Iimage of a scuba group observing Reef Sharks in Roatan, Honduras.

Image of a Caribbean Reef Shark in Roatan, Honduras.

A tradition among the natives of Dubai for hundreds of years, the Falconers are very much a mix of lifestyle and sport in the desert. It was amazing to see these trainers and their animals together.

Exploring where the desert meets the sea on Jumeirah Beach outside Burj Al Arab Hotel in Dubai - the fifth tallest hotel in the world. I saw this man filming me and I returned the favor.