Sian Richards is a photographer based in New England outside of Boston. 

She is of Canadian origin and works seamlessly in both Canada and the USA but is also the happy carrier of a British passport thanks to her Welsh father.

Working primarily with natural light and the elegance of the everyday, Sian strives to capture the quiet magic locked inside each of her subjects. 

She is currently the Art Director, Lead Lifestyle Photographer and Stylist at Weston Table, a boutique decor and lifestyle brand in greater Boston.

Contact me at sian@sianrichards.ca

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Clients

Commercial: Weston Table, Jewett Farms + Co, Katie Martinez Design, Jessica Stambaugh Design, Benjamin Nutter Architects, Valerie Schweitzer Architects, Kate Daskalakis Design, Kelly Lynn Armstrong Design, Emily Griffin Design, Habitat Design, The National Ballet of Canada, The Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Soulpepper Theatre Co., Tafelmusik, Mckesson Pharmaceuticals, Mazda, Boston Pizza, Llanllyr SOURCE, Canadian Tire, Lindt Chocolate, The Royal Ontario Museum, LandVest, Rogers Content Studio, KPMG Consulting, Far and Wide Collective, BMO Financial, Wellington West Financial, Claymore Investments, Next Pathway

Editorial: Town + Country Magazine, Architectural Digest, The New York Times, The Times of London Magazine, House Beautiful, Good Housekeeping Magazine, Boston Globe Magazine, Boston Home Magazine, House + Home Magazine, North Shore Magazine, Maine Homes Magazine, Mazda Stories Magazine, Chatelaine Magazine, Elle Canada, Canadian Living Magazine, Toronto Life Magazine, Today's Parent Magazine, Fashion Magazine, Clear Life Magazine, More Magazine, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, The National Post, Filmmaker Magazine, This Magazine, Dance International

Book Projects

Nomad: Designing a Home for Escape and Adventure  published by Artisan Books, New York, 2019

Compagnie Marie Chouinard published by Les Editions du Passage (Montreal)

The National Ballet of Canada's Souvenir Book; 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 (Toronto)

That'll Never Work: Stories from successful Canadian entrepreneurs, KPMG Publishing (Toronto)


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