Looking Glass Photographic Arts Employee Directory
PhotographyUnited States11-50 Employees
We’re the cake. Retail is just the icing. Yes, we sell cameras and lenses. But what you actually get at Looking Glass is community, connection, and a crew of photography nerds who care about helping you make something meaningful. We don’t take ourselves too seriously—but we take what we offer very seriously. You won’t find the intimidating, “prove yourself” camera store vibe here. We moved past elitism a long time ago. Instead, we revel in our dorkiness. We’ll happily debate film stocks, lens coatings, or why the Nikon shutter sounds better than Canon’s. We geek out. And we love pulling you into that joy. Our superpower? We know how to listen to your story. Every person who walks through our doors is on a different path, and we’re good at helping each one. One mom came in wanting to make her son happy—and proud. He needed his own camera for Yearbook class. He left smiling, eyes shining, with half the store rooting for him—customers and staff alike swapping tips and cheering them on. That’s what this place is. We’ve been at this for decades, which means we’ve seen it all—the shifts in technology, the ups and downs of retail, and the changing needs of our community. Through it all, one thing’s stayed the same: the people—the Looking Glass crew and the community that gathers around them. The magic isn't just inside our doors: It's in Photo Friends, our living network of photographers who believe this craft matters and want to share it. In our Outfitting service, where we make sure you’re ready for life’s big moments. In rentals, which keep photography accessible to anyone who wants to try, learn, or push their work further. And through workshops, photo walks, and immersive experiences that take learning and connection to new places. At the end of the day, photography isn’t just about megapixels or shutter speeds. It’s about memory, meaning, and human vision. That’s what we stand for, and that’s why we’ll always be here: to keep it real, to keep it fun.