Hi, I’m Shawn Walls.

Services

My areas of focus are three-fold: Photography, Videography, and Visual Brand Identity Design (graphic design for simplicity). Let me break those down a little further. If you have a project that requires visuals but don’t see exactly what you’re looking for, reach out and see if it fits in my wheelhouse.

PHOTOGRAPHY

  • Product Photography

    • Staged/Studio Product Photography

    • Live/Lifestyle Product Photography

  • E-commerce Photography

  • Brand Photography

    • Event Photography

    • Editorial Brand Photography

  • Concert Photography

VISUAL IDENTITY DESIGN

  • Responsive Logo Design

    • Main Logo Design

    • Secondary Logo Design

  • Brand Supporting Element Design

    • Icons, Backgrounds, Patterns, Textures, etc.

  • Typography and Color Pallet Selection

VIDEOGRAPHY

  • Product Videography

    • Staged/Studio Product Videography

    • Live/Lifestyle Product Videography

  • Brand Videography

    • Event Videography

    • Editorial Brand Videography

  • Commercial Videography

Professionally: I started designing in 2011 when I got my first laptop and a trial version of Photoshop. It was the first time I worked with anything other than Microsoft Paint! Eventually, I picked up Adobe Illustrator and taught myself to design logos, and Adobe Lightroom where I learned the ins and outs of photo editing. I completed the triple threat by beginning to create short form and long form video content like commercials, reels, and youtube videos. I’ve used these three mediums: graphics, photos, and videos, to help brands build their unique identities and create content to meaningfully engage with their audiences.

Personally: I’m just your friendly neighborhood Philly kid, raised on the ocean, and moved to the midwest. I’m fluent in movie quotes and sarcasm, and I have a burning passion for all things creative no matter the industry, medium, or purpose.

ABOUT ME

What to Expect when working with me.

  1. Step one is a intro meeting (phone, video, or in person) where we discuss the project, make sure we’re a good fit for each other, and get all the details needed to start the project.

  2. Step two is all on me. This is the part where I design the logo, take the photos, shoot the video, etc. You sit back and relax and I’ll do my thing!

  3. Step three: communication. I’ll provide a rough edit of what I have done to make sure we’re still in alignment with our original ideas. You can provide feedback, I’ll do revisions, and we go from there.

  4. Step four is the end! Once we’ve determined the project is exactly how we want it, I clean up any small details and provide all the final project files.

  5. Ok, I lied. There’s one more step. Step five is we stay in touch! I love these projects so I want to stay in contact and stay helpful. If you have questions later on or want to do another project, my door’s always open.

Follow ME… ON INSTAGRAM.

Tonight starts #bcmf2025! This will be my fifth year covering the festival so I’m gonna try to spice it up and get some new shots. For now, enjoy a few of last year’s performance photos.
It’s #BCMF week again! Here’s a few of my favorite non-performance photos from last year’s show that I never shared.
Eagles forever.
Maybe the real adventure is the friends we made along the way… That was internet sarcasm if it wasn’t excruciatingly clear. But in all reality, vacationing with friends is a ton of fun. @suzysitu and I can only discuss so many things at
Life is Wild. Getting up close and personal with some of Glacier’s local residents was unforgettable. I’ve seen deer but never this close and certainly never any long horn sheep in my city neighborhood growing up. Consider this my appli
Peaks. Glacier National Park had one of single most beautiful hikes of my life along the Highline Trail. It was unreal to see the path that the glacier carved out and the mountains that were left. Banff (and the Icefield Parkway) on the other hand,

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