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Duane Coleman, Attorney at Lewis, Rice & Figersh, L.C., St. Louis, Mo., 2007
Carrie Hermeling, Attorney, Clayton, Mo., 2006
Keith Hausher, president of Shark Fitness Training, Clayton, Mo., 2008
Monsanto employee Natalie DiNicola, St. Louis, Mo., 2006
Greybar CEO Robert Reynolds, Clayton, Mo., 2007
John Alber, Bryan Cave Law Firm, St. Louis, Mo., 2008
Oklahoma's Jonnie Gilbert and Missouri's Travon Bryant chase after a loose ball in the Big 12 Tournament championship game at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, Sunday, March 16, 2003.
NFL star Brad Smith, Columbia, Mo., 2004
Hickman's Lauren Harris walks off the court as St. Joseph's Academy celebrates after Hickman's 44-56 loss in the state championship game at the Hearnes Center in Columbia, Mo., Saturday, March 13, 2004.
Nick Ganga checks an opposing player into the glass during second period action of the Mallards game at the Mark of the Quad-Cities in Moline, Ill., Wednesday, March 26, 2003.
Linda Martin's 1996 Mercury Cougar sits in a pile of debris that was once a garage. High winds damaged many trees and power lines in the area early Monday morning in Galva, Ill., July 21, 2003.
Miss Iowa 2002, Stephanie Moore, crowns Nicole White, front, as Miss Iowa 2003 at the Adler Theatre in Davenport, Iowa, June 14, 2003.
Peoria second baseman Calvin Hayes avoids Clinton's Micha Furtado by leaping over him in the first game of Friday night's doubleheader at O'Brien Field in Peoria, Ill.
We see marketing as an investment that should be optimized, not an expense that should be minimized. We believe that effective visual communication strengthens advertising and we believe that effectiveness of visual communication is directly proportional to return on investment.
We approach each job individually. Effective visual communication is the harmony of engaging ideas, meticulous planning and flawless execution. Our goal is to create images that effectively communicate your message to the viewer rather than bland pictures that simply fill the holes left for them by a designer. Succinctly put, we don't take pictures, we make images.
Sean Gallagher began his career at his hometown weekly newspaper, the Bettendorf News and later, one of the area's two daily newspapers, Quad-City Times in neighboring Davenport. Sean graduated from the prestigious Missouri School of Journalism after five consecutive semesters on the Dean's list. After more than a year as a photography editor intern at then St. Louis-based Sporting News Magazine, Sean relocated to Dallas, Texas to launch his freelance career. Sean has been serving a diverse range of clients from the New York Times to ad agencies and architects since 2001.
Along the way, Sean's work has been awarded on occasion including a bronze medal and a gold medal in consecutive years in the sports portfolio division of the College Photographer of the Year competition.
