David Graham

David Graham is an acclaimed American photographer and location scout whose work blends the meticulous eye of a film professional with the storytelling instincts of a visual artist. With over two decades of experience in the film and advertising industries, Graham has collaborated with renowned directors like Steven Spielberg, Ang Lee, Michael Mann, and Gus Van Sant. His ability to identify and capture evocative locations has made him a trusted creative force in Hollywood and beyond.

Graham’s photography transforms everyday spaces into cinematic narratives, creating images that feel like scenes from an untold film. His background as a location scout has honed his talent for finding and framing moments of visual drama, while his passion for storytelling infuses his work with depth and emotion.

Beyond his professional assignments, Graham has developed a distinctive personal style, evident in his projects such as The Last Car, which explored modern gay life in Mexico City, and Locations From a Movie I Never Made, a book showcasing photographs that blur the lines between reality and fiction. His work has been mentored by celebrated photographers Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb, whose guidance helped shape his artistic voice.

Graham’s photographs have been exhibited internationally and featured in publications that celebrate the intersection of film and photography. His work captures the magic of storytelling without scripts, inviting viewers to imagine the narratives hidden in the places he photographs. (Website, Instagram)