Brian Sims takes pictures. A lot of them.

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Sometimes it's film, sometimes digital, and sometimes it's with a camera he probably didn't need to buy but couldn't resist adding to an ever-growing collection. Photography isn't just what he does. It's an excuse to chase stories, freeze fleeting moments, and occasionally look like a wizard carrying enough gear to stop time.

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Brian studied photography through a respected photography program, but most of his education came from being in the middle of the action. Over the years he's photographed movie premieres, red carpets, comic conventions packed with stormtroopers, fashion shows, concerts, sporting events, and countless moments that only happen once.

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His work spans portraiture, editorial photography, events, and photojournalism, but curiosity is what ties it all together. Whether he's covering a major pop culture event or wandering with a camera looking for something unexpected, he's always chasing the next interesting frame.

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One of his favorite creative outlets is infrared photography. It transforms familiar places into something dreamlike and slightly unreal, turning ordinary landscapes into scenes that look as if they belong in another world.

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Brian is drawn to energy and movement. Loud concerts, baseball games, air shows, crowded conventions, city streets, and fast-moving hummingbirds all have one thing in common: they offer those brief, blink-and-you-miss-it moments that photography can preserve.

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These days he's taking a step back to rebuild and rebrand. The old photojournalism website is gone, along with the standard package pricing and polished marketing language. What's taking its place is something more personal: a collection of photographs, experiments, stories, and projects that reflect where his photography is today.

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The site may feel more like a scrapbook than a portfolio, and that's intentional. It's a place to share favorite images, explore new ideas, and document the ongoing journey of someone who still gets excited every time he picks up a camera.

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And yes, he's still available for select clients, collaborations, and interesting projects along the way.