ABOUT -
I’m Terry Munson, a photographer working between Philadelphia and Marrakech, specializing in hospitality, architecture, lifestyle, automotive, and travel photography.
Photography has taken me to some remarkable places and introduced me to people, properties, and projects around the world. Whether I’m photographing a hotel, an interior, a car, or the people who bring a brand to life, I’m always looking for the same thing: a sense of place, atmosphere, and authenticity.
I’m particularly drawn to architecture, design, and the way light can completely change how a space feels. I like images that are considered and beautifully composed, but never feel overly manufactured. The goal is to create photographs that feel natural while still serving a clear purpose—whether that’s a hotel campaign, an architectural portfolio, editorial coverage, or a brand’s visual identity.
After more than a decade working professionally, I’ve learned that the best photography usually comes from understanding the client as much as the subject. I enjoy being involved in that process—from the first conversation and creative direction through the shoot and final delivery. I’m equally comfortable working with a full creative team or keeping things small, flexible, and efficient.
Having lived and worked internationally, has had a lasting influence on the way I photograph. It taught me to pay attention to the character of a place—the details, textures, people, light, and moments that give somewhere its identity.
Today, I work with hotels, resorts, architects, designers, developers, automotive clients, agencies, and brands in the U.S. and internationally.
Above all, I want the work to feel genuine. Beautiful, certainly—but also believable, memorable, and connected to the place or story being photographed.
Based in Philadelphia and Marrakech. Available for assignments worldwide.
Clients include Airbnb, Bring a Trailer, Cars and Bids, DoorDash, Discovery Channel, Four Seasons Hotels, La Mamounia, Mandarin Oriental, Onjenu London, Piazza Sempione, Paramount Pictures, and Volkswagen.
Publications include Architectural Digest, Elle, Grey Magazine, Home Germany, Sunday Times London, Travel + Leisure UK, Vanity Fair U.S., Vogue Arabia, and Wallpaper* City Guides for Marrakech and Tunis.
FAQs |
FAQs |
Where are you based, and do you work internationally?
I work between Philadelphia and Morocco, shooting projects throughout North America, Europe, and Africa. My experience photographing global campaigns allows me to adapt easily to different cultures, aesthetics, and production environments — wherever the assignment takes me.
Do you handle production and logistics?
Yes. I often assist with pre-production, scouting, crew coordination, and local logistics — especially for projects in Morocco and the U.S. Whether you’re a global brand or a design studio abroad, I can help streamline everything from permits to location styling.
What’s your approach on set?
Every project begins with understanding the story and intention behind the images. From there, I work closely with clients, art directors, and production teams to craft visuals that feel natural yet cinematic. My shoots are calm, professional, and highly detail-oriented — always aiming for imagery that lasts.
What’s your turnaround time for finished images?
Turnaround time depends on the size of the project, but I typically deliver final edited images within 2–3 weeks after the shoot. For campaigns or editorial work, I also offer expedited delivery when needed.
What types of photography do you specialize in?
My focus is on luxury hospitality, architecture, lifestyle, and automotive photography. I capture the feeling of a place or brand through atmosphere, light, and design — whether that’s a world-class resort, a modern villa, or a car in the desert at sunrise.
How can we start a project together?
Simply reach out through the Contact page or email directly at terry.munson@gmail.com . Once we discuss the project scope and creative direction, I’ll prepare a detailed proposal including timeline, licensing, and budget considerations. Collaboration is key, and I aim to make the process clear and efficient from day one.