Edward Carreón is a Los Angeles editorial photographer that specializes in portraits and photojournalism. He shoots to both film and digital mediums for low and high production editorial shoots whether they are in studio or location photography.

For over 20 years he has worked as an editorial photographer in Los Angeles, Orange County, California, and abroad for major magazines, design firms and advertising agencies. He understands the need to deliver narrative and compelling images on deadline so he works quickly, and when necessary, with minimum set up time. He is often available for last minute assignments for editorial clients and in extreme cases can deliver digital images on the same day.

Some of the Magazines we have worked for included the National Geographic, People, Business Week, Forbes, Fortune, Newsweek, Time, US News, Information Week, etc.

Our work flow is as follows. After receiving a signed work agreement we follow up with subjects, discuss clothes for the editorial portrait and scheduling. We typically work with at least one assistant; unless the assignment is strictly photojournalistic, and take about two hours to scout and prepare for the portrait. Shooting time varies for each editorial assignment depending on the requirements but is usually less than one hour for most assignments. Afterwards photographs are edited and uploaded to our web site for the editor to review. Final delivery is usually via FTP.