Brian Sims takes pictures. A lot of them. Sometimes it’s film, sometimes digital, and sometimes with cameras he probably didn’t need to buy but couldn’t resist adding to his ever-growing collection. For Brian, photography isn’t just a job, it’s an excuse to chase stories, freeze tiny flashes of magic, and occasionally look like a wizard who can stop time.

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He studied photography in a legit program but really learned by being in the middle of the action: movie premieres, red carpets, comic conventions packed with stormtroopers, fashion shows with more sequins than physics should allow. Portraits, editorial, events, conceptual shoots… Brian’s always game, and he brings his curiosity along for the ride.

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When he’s not doing the “expected,” he’s off exploring his obsession with infrared photography. It makes the world look dreamy, strange, and just a little unreal, like stepping into another dimension. Which, let’s be honest, is exactly the kind of creative playground he loves.

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But the truth is, Brian can’t say no to energy. Loud concerts? Yes. Baseball games? Always. Jets ripping across the sky at an air show? Absolutely. He’s happiest when things are moving fast and he gets to chase those blink-and-you-miss-it moments.

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Right now, Brian’s taking a little breather while he rebrands and gears up for the next big thing. His old photojournalism site is gone, and with it the usual “for hire” pages, package rates, and polished marketing copy. He’s changing his game and building something new. In the meantime, his current space works more like a messy but fun scrapbook filled with favorite shots, experiments, and random “just because” images. It’s not polished, but that’s kind of the point. And yes, he’s still taking on clients and collaborations during this transition, just without the cookie-cutter packages. If you’re interested, reach out—he’s always up for a good project.