When a wildfire burned close to our home in Los Angeles, my wife and I packed a “go bag" with clothes, important documents, and the hard drive containing the family photos. Later, once the crisis had passed, I reflected upon how the evacuation had revealed what our family valued most. We didn't reach for films or trophies or art books...our most priceless possessions were photographs of our family.

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This realization changed the course of my career. I'd spent two decades working in the arts, but it was rare to work on projects that were vital and important...

Now I get to do it all the time. I sincerely believe the most vital, important, and authentic art form is the family photograph. My passion is capturing heirloom quality pictures worthy of your “go bag.”​

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- Terence Heuston