Kyle
In 2013, Kyle graduated from The University of North Texas with degrees both in Film and Photography, but his education in studio work and the industry began between semesters at a large communications corporation here in Dallas. After graduating, Kyle interned with D Magazine, where he first began photographing food. He hasn’t looked back since! Over the next 10 years, Kyle has continued to refine his photographic style. His images evoke a true "Time and Place" feeling.
In addition to his natural stylistic sense, Kyle has also developed every skill needed to provide his clients a top rated product: lighting, retouching, video editing, and an intuitive understanding for the technology in today's studio. Did I mention his eye for color accuracy? You’d have a tough time finding someone who can color match better than Kyle. And if that wasn’t enough, Kyle is just a genuine pleasure to work with.
(Photo Credit Zane Daniel)
Brice
With 30 years of experience in advertising photography under his belt, there isn't much in the industry that dallas food photographer Brice Pennington hasn't done.
As a hands-on photographer, Brice is involved in every aspect of a shoot - from pre-production conversations to the in-house final retouched images. His style of lighting and lensing provide a unique sense of space and ambience, and his skill in drawing out the color and texture of food conveys nothing short of a mouthwatering experience.
A habitual tinkerer (think macgyver), brice (along with his talented and tech savvy crew) creates solutions to get the ball rolling and keep it rolling throughout the production. Working quickly and efficiently is Brice's preferred approach. His talent and easy collaborative spirit have won him a loyal following of returning clients.
Tuco & Bonnie
Best friends but fierce competitors in grabbing scraps from the kitchen, Tuco and Bonnie are the resident dogs here at Pennington Studios.
Although they don’t know much about lighting or photography, tuco and bonnie make up for their lack of creative vision with a cheerful studio presence.
Upon request, Tuco and Bonnie can be at your shoot to receive as many pets and belly rubs as you are willing to dish out. And yes, Tuco’s ears are always like that.