Ken Brown shares a birthday with Dolly, the first cloned sheep, starred on MTV’s Frat Life Season Two, was Time Magazine’s Person of the Year in 2006, and worked as a digi-tech and retoucher on both coasts for years with photographers from all over the world.

He knows how to organize files, ensure they’ll look good after post-production, and keep things light hearted and enjoyable on set while providing a unique look at still objects and their surroundings.

He loves cars, the ocean, anything old, and secretly wishes that one day he could make a living taking photos of cats.

After graduating from film school, Ken Brown picked up photography which took him to NYC where he worked on shoots for the world’s biggest fashion brands. Later, he combined what he saw in fashion with his own technical work, shooting cars, antiques, creatures, and whatever came across his desk while working in the art department of a museum.

Ken is now an award-winning car, still life, and landscape photographer based in California.

After graduating from film school, Ken Brown picked up photography which took him to NYC where he worked on shoots for the world’s biggest fashion brands. Later, he combined what he saw in fashion with his own technical work, shooting cars, antiques, creatures, and whatever came across his desk while working in the art department of a museum.

Ken is now an award-winning car, still life, and landscape photographer based in California.

After graduating from film school, Ken Brown picked up photography which took him to NYC, where he worked on shoots for the world’s biggest fashion brands. Later, he combined what he saw in fashion with his own technical work, shooting cars, antiques, creatures, and whatever came across his desk while working in the art department of a museum.

Now, Ken is an award-winning car, still life, and landscape photographer based in SF.

All his life Ken Brown has loved cars.

Always technical, and before the Internet provided instructions, teenage Ken dismantled the rear end of his Jeep just to see how the gears were put together... twice.

After graduating from film school, Ken picked up photography which took him to NYC where he worked on shoots for the world’s biggest fashion brands. Later he combined what he saw in fashion to his own technical work, shooting cars while working in the art department of a classic car museum.

Now, Ken is an award-winning car, still life, and landscape photographer in SF.