Photojournalist and cinematographer William Haines’s resumé reads like a roster of the country’s most renowned publications: the New York Times, Forbes, Time, and Newsweek have all featured his work in their pages. With more than 25 years of high-profile photos under his belt—including one of Hillary Clinton that garnered him a nomination for the Pulitzer Prize in 1993—Haines clearly knows how to craft a memorable, artistic image worthy of the household’s best gilt macaroni frame. Now based in California, the professional shutterbug aims his lens at families, engaged couples, and wedding parties, snapping shots that tell a story rather than just show that the subjects know how to smile and stand at the same time. Haines continues to make a difference with his talents by collaborating with NGOs and nonprofits, bearing photographic witness to the lives of those who would otherwise be voiceless.