Evan Storm
Editorial
Portraits
with Impact
New York
Strong editorial photography for models, artists and brands who want results with presence, structure and impact.
I see photography as a dialogue of body, light, and emotion In monochrome, I search for truth in minimalism, while in painting, I set color free. I want my work to make you feel, not just look.
/ MEET THE ARTIST /
EVAN STORM
Evan Storm is a photographer based in New York, working both locally and abroad. He doesn’t just capture images—he tells stories through the interplay of light and body. Inspired by Helmut Newton, he found his voice in monochrome, while Wong Kar-wai’s cinematic influence taught him that emotion surpasses action.
His photography is a balance of masculine and feminine energy, while his painting unleashes vibrant dialogues of color. Storm has collaborated with independent artists, fashion brands, and personal clients who sought not just a picture, but his unique vision. In each shoot, he seeks that pivotal moment when the quiet of form speaks louder than words.
Every project begins with the visual direction. Depending on the session, that can include references, styling notes, image goals, and intended use. From there, the shoot is built to stay focused and efficient while giving space for expression and variation.
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/ FAQ /
I work with models, creatives, performers, personal brands, and clients who want portraits with a strong editorial point of view even if they don't have experience in front of the camera.
Yes. Each session is guided with attention to mood, posing, image selection, and overall visual direction. We create together all the process map from the begining.
Wardrobe depends on the concept and purpose of the shoot. Guidance can be provided before the session to help shape a cohesive final look.
Yes. Final selected images are professionally edited with a clean, refined finish that stays aligned with the overall visual direction. Delivery times vary depending on the project, but timelines are discussed clearly before the session.
Yes. Each session is shaped around the intended use, whether it is for a portfolio, artist imagery, personal branding, or campaign content.