Jane Beiles is a celebrated commercial and editorial photographer based in Fairfield, Connecticut. She’s built a robust and highly influential career photographing architecture, interiors, food, travel, and lifestyle — with regular assignments for top publications like The New York Times, Architectural Digest, Elle Décor, House Beautiful, and more. 

Her journey to photography is rooted in a lifelong love of visual storytelling — from museum visits with her mother as a child to studying art history at University of Michigan, to a stint in fashion, and ultimately to founding her own firm in 2011.

What sets Jane apart is her refined eye for composition. She brings to life the “balance, still-life and sense of humanity” within a space — whether it’s an interior, a building, a natural landscape, or a fleeting moment in everyday life. 

Beyond the lens, Jane is also a published author: her book 52 Weeks: A Pictureful Planner for Inspiration & Organization blends photography, storytelling, and mindful living — a reflection of her philosophy around visual memory, intentional living, and photography as art.

As a speaker, Jane shares not only her technical and aesthetic expertise — from architectural and interiors photography to editorial storytelling — but also her personal journey as a creative entrepreneur balancing motherhood, artistic pursuit, and business. Her presentations often weave together creative vision, practical workflow, and authentic narrative — making her a compelling voice for audiences interested in photography, design, content creation, and lifestyle storytelling.