Adam - Founder / Head Photographer

In 2016, after trying to climb the corporate ladder in finance for ten years, Adam finally quit his office job and embraced his passion for photography, and more importantly, his love for people. This major life and mindset shift gave way to Fleet Street Studios and a commitment to use the art of photography to capture life’s fleeting moments and turn them into enduring memories.

Adam’s journey into photography has been lifelong, but he only discovered film five years ago. Adam always shot digital and loved the ability to guarantee an image instantly, but it wasn’t until he started shooting film that he realized that much like love, a great photograph is something that takes time, care, and patience. That is what film provides.

Brian DOES put down his Leica camera sometimes, we promise

Brian - Photographer

Brian Pollock is a Brooklyn-based, Detroit-raised avid street photographer, and has been published internationally for his work with the legendary Martha Graham Dance Company. Once he met Adam and participated in shooting weddings alongside him as a second shooter, he fell madly in love with it.

Under Adam’s mentorship, he grew as a wedding photographer, and this quickly allowed him the opportunity to evolve his natural street style into showcasing the similarities between shooting street and shooting weddings. He is constantly chasing and capturing the decisive moment, the perfect kiss, the love laugh, and the sentimental touch. Wedding photography was a very surprising love for him, and spending a day surrounded by love, capturing beautiful (and sometimes funny) timeless memories for couples in love is wonderful. He is grateful to be a part of each and every wedding he’s lucky enough to shoot.

Gary deeply focused on created beautiful memories

Gary - Videographer

After leaving the biomedical engineering field, Gary picked up a camera to capture his girlfriend and fell in love with it. Having been observant even as a child, it felt natural to move behind the lens. Since then, he has traveled all throughout the Northeast, capturing once-in-a-lifetime moments and spectacular weddings. His work is defined by his vibrant, crisp images and immersive storytelling.

Gary gravitated towards filming weddings because of the intimate, reverent nature of love stories. His unique eye allows him to capture the couple's unforgettable moments in a timeless style. Not only does he pride himself on being a joy to work with, he holds a deep honor & gratitude in creating films that can be cherished for a lifetime.

Nick feeling outdoorsy with his Super 8 camera

Nick - Videographer / Polaroid Extraordinaire

Nick is a Brooklyn, NY based filmmaker and photographer that loves shooting on film and embracing the serendipitous nature of the analog medium. Nick has used Polaroids, Super 8 and other analog formats for over a decade to capture his life and others as well. These are moments to look back on forever so why not make them look awesome on some film!

To Nick, capturing life on film is a classic, unique and beautiful experience that isn’t shared with digital. Whether it’s weddings, fashion, portraits or music Nick loves that shooting film just feels different both while shooting and in the resulting image. Nick aims to create work that isn’t cheesy or hyper-real but instead are one-of-a-kind artworks, imperfections and all.

Anne-Marie basking in the glow of autumnal bliss

Anne-Marie - Assistant/Studio Manager

Anne-Marie has held a camera since she was thirteen, and originally came into street photography after studying under New York photographer Jay Maisel in 2008 and worked as a travel photographer across four continents for years. When she attended university and studied photography, theatre, sociology, and international studies, she was frequently asked to explain herself. How on earth did these disciplines align? The answer- an interest in authentic emotive expression and the human condition.

Anne-Marie landed on wedding photography because it encompasses all of her passions: immortalizing a moment, working with people to realize their dreams, and a little drama. Capturing the celebration of love is a calling and a privilege, and she is delighted to have found a home at Fleet Street Studios.