Bryan David Hall is based in Los Angeles, California. His diverse interests and explorer’s wanderlust have taken him around the US and into careers and peoples’ varied lives and stories.

Bryan’s work has appeared in The New York Times Art section, on major U.S. TV networks, and in global print and digital platforms.

In July 2022, Bryan began working with humanities scholar and historian Clay Jenkinson, documenting Native American tribal elders to bring more light to the sometimes controversial legacy of photographer Edward S. Curtis.

Among other pursuits, Bryan is a master carpenter (a building contractor for 15 years), an outdoorsman, and a lover of well made things and interesting people.

He is currently reviving a brand discovered by an emigrant relative who created one of the West’s great ranching empires. Stay close for details and products to come.