Tori Soper has been creating images for corporate and editorial clients for over 20 years. Specialising in environmental portraits and corporate branding, her work has been seen worldwide and her clients range from numerous Fortune 500's to not-for-profits and local businesses.

Tori appreciates that each assignment brings with it different challenges and makes it her goal to strategically collaborate with each client, genuinely connect with her subjects, spot opportunities quickly, meet the tightest of deadlines and make even the most camera-shy feel like rockstars.

Consistently focusing on the details while appreciating the bigger picture allows her to produce compelling imagery while providing exceptional service, on time and always within budget.

Tori Soper has been creating images for corporate and editorial clients for over 20 years. Specialising in environmental portraits and corporate branding, her work has been seen worldwide and her clients range from numerous Fortune 500's to not-for-profits and local businesses.

Tori appreciates that each assignment brings with it different challenges and makes it her goal to strategically collaborate with each client, genuinely connect with her subjects, spot opportunities quickly, meet the tightest of deadlines and make even the most camera-shy feel like rockstars.

Consistently focusing on the details while appreciating the bigger picture allows her to produce compelling imagery while providing exceptional service, on time and always within budget.

As a highly experienced commercial photographer based in Chicago, Tori Soper creates dynamic visual content including environmental portraits and corporate lifestyle imagery for both established and emerging brands.

Always strategically collaborating with each client, easily connecting with her subjects and spotting opportunities quickly to meet the tightest of deadlines, Tori's work has been published in countless magazines and websites across the globe.

Clients include Microsoft, Exxon/Mobil, The American Bar Association, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Harvard Business School and The American Medical Association.