Black and white logo for 'Rockstars of Photography' with the tagline 'From brand identity to final image — we build brands that look like rockstars.'

Meet Mr. Green

RockStars of Photography is Mr. Green — a Los Angeles based commercial photographer with over two decades behind the lens. He works with businesses, brands, and models of all types — apparel, clothing, retail, hospitality, lifestyle, personal branding, and beyond — to create imagery that stops the scroll and builds brands people remember.

Mr. Green's superpower is creating bold, unapologetic imagery that stops the scroll and demands attention. With over two decades of experience and a deep technical mastery of the craft, he brings the same raw energy and creative fearlessness to every project — whether it's a major brand campaign, a model portfolio, or a personal brand identity shoot. Mr. Green is always fully invested in his client's vision, going beyond the capture to ensure every image works harder, tells a deeper story, and delivers real value for the brands and people he works with.

In twenty years he has photographed hundreds of brands and models, earned placements in domestic and international publications, and built a worldwide client network that includes:

Adidas · American Eagle · Boot Barn · Monster Energy · ED Hardy · Von Dutch · Affliction · Rock Revival · Inked Magazine · Freegun · American Fighter · Rockwell · Saltwater Luxe · Rebel Spirit Clothing · Skin Magazine · Overlord Caps · Evans Lager · Coffen Case

This is a partial list. For a full client roster, please reach out directly.

This isn't stock. This isn't generic. This is your brand, shot like it means something.

— Mr. Green

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The Story behind the lens

It started early. Growing up in Los Angeles, Mr. Green was introduced to the industry as a child model, working with brands like May Company, Broadway, and more. When his family relocated to Norco in Southern California, the industry faded into the background — but the eye for imagery never did.

It was his mother who planted the seed. She always seemed to have a camera in her hand, capturing moments wherever she went. Watching her sparked something — though once Mr. Green picked up a camera himself, he had a very different idea of what was worth shooting.

From there it happened fast. What started as a passion quickly moved into commercial photography — small brands first, then larger ones, publications, and eventually some of the biggest names in fashion and lifestyle. The Von Dutch years. The global campaigns. The hundreds of brands and models.

But ask him where the story ends and he'll tell you the same thing every time:

"The story is still writing itself."

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Why Mr. Green

Any photographer can show up and shoot. What sets Mr. Green apart is what happens before the camera ever comes out.

Before a single frame is captured, he takes the time to understand the heart of a brand — its core values, its voice, its story. From there he builds imagery that feels current and on-trend without losing sight of what the brand actually stands for. The result is content that looks fresh and stops the scroll, while still feeling unmistakably true to the brand.

His shooting style is direct and unapologetic — bold enough to make people stop, refined enough to make them stay. Just enough edge to get noticed. Just enough class to close the sale.

On set, Mr. Green leads with the consult. Getting to know a brand before picking up a camera isn't an extra step — it's the most important one. You can't capture the essence of something you don't understand. The brands that skip this step always come back to it eventually.

Think of it this way: you wouldn't walk into a relationship without taking the time to get to know someone first. The same respect applies here. The best imagery comes from a photographer who truly knows the brand he's shooting.

  • "It won't be the same — it will be even better!"

    —Lindsay @Lindsey.tierney

  • "The difference is Mr. Green"

    —Von Dutch

  • "Always starts with a roadtrip, tacos and one hell of a photoshoot"

    —Playboy Playmate Athena Lundberg