WHO does this guy think he is?

Craig is a photographer, filmmaker, and Creative Director whose work has been shaped by a decade in New York and a decade in Marina del Rey, California.

For ten years, Craig lived and worked in New York, building a career as a Creative Director. During that time, he collaborated with globally recognized brands and organizations including Marvel, the International Emmy Awards, Red Bull, MTV, Miramax, Nickelodeon, Corona, AT&T, and many others, creating work across broadcast, advertising, motion design, and branded storytelling. The experience instilled a disciplined approach to visual communication and a deep appreciation for thoughtful composition, restraint, and purposeful design.

A decade later, a move to Marina del Rey marked a new chapter. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and Southern California's coastline, Craig returned to photography as a personal practice.The ocean became both subject and teacher, encouraging a slower, more intuitive way of working. His photographs explore light, atmosphere, movement, and the quiet moments that often go unnoticed, finding moments that feel both cinematic and deeply personal.

Craig's creative journey began in animation and comic books, contributing color work for Marvel and DC Comics while working on productions including Aqua Teen Hunger Force for Adult Swim. That multidisciplinary foundation continues to influence his work, where the simplicity of design meets the patience of fine art photography.

His photography has been exhibited internationally and featured in juried exhibitions and publications. Whether standing waist-deep in the Pacific waiting for the perfect swell or documenting fleeting moments along the California coast, Craig captures images that invite viewers to slow down, observe, and reconnect with the natural world. His work reflects a belief that the most powerful photographs are often the quietest—revealing beauty through patience, simplicity, and a deep sense of place.