NEW TALENT ALERT + AMY MIKLER
March 24, 2023
✨New talent alert!✨
Those 3 Reps now representing photographer Amy Mikler
Those 3 Reps is thrilled to announce the latest addition to our talented roster of artists, Amy Mikler. With a passion for capturing unique and memorable moments, Amy brings a fresh perspective and an eye for detail to every shoot.
Amy boasts an impressive portfolio that highlights her skill in capturing authentic lifestyle moments and shares her favorite shoots are "ones that involve a scrappy crew and client, where by the end it feels a bit like summer camp did, a bit weird to say goodbye to the people your life has revolved around for days, but we all leave feeling accomplished as a team."
Amy boasts an impressive portfolio that highlights her skill in capturing authentic lifestyle moments and shares her favorite shoots are "ones that involve a scrappy crew and client, where by the end it feels a bit like summer camp did, a bit weird to say goodbye to the people your life has revolved around for days, but we all leave feeling accomplished as a team."
She loves shooting people of all ages, capturing a good detail, an enticing dish, or anything that helps tell a story and invites the viewer in. One of her favorite subjects to photograph are people gathered around the table, cherishing those sweet moments in life that are often fleeting.
Her clients range from Marriott to Microsoft, and we are confident she will be a valuable asset to our team. We can't wait to see the incredible images she will produce for our clients!
Please join us in welcoming Amy to the Those 3 Reps family!
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