Brian became a wedding and commercial photographer in 2002 and has photographed more than 1000 assignments, including 500 weddings in 25 states and 10 countries: The Bahamas, Canada, France, Hong Kong, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Tunisia, and the U.S.

Brian travels more than 50,000 miles a year and constantly gleans inspiration from the people he meets, art deco and mid-century architecture, design (graphic, industrial, and interior) and cinema.

Although he photographs weddings everywhere, Brian typically leads his photography team from October through May in Central Florida and from May through October in New England.

His work has been featured in Connecticut Magazine, People Magazine, Professional Photographer, Seacoast Bride, and Town & Country and has also been seen on Oprah, The Dr. Oz Show, and Good Morning America. The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts presented Brian with awards in 2007 and in 2012.

In 2007, Brian co-founded EditTeam, a photo editing service for other wedding and portrait photographers. Their team of in-house photo editors retouched and enhanced millions of images from professional photographers all over the world.

In 2009, Brian opened a boutique-style studio in downtown Orlando. In 2010, Brian led the world's first iPhone photo and video team to shoot a complete wedding, which has received 200,000 views on YouTube.

2012 was an exciting year for Brian. He was the production still photographer for an independent movie and his photos were published in a two books. Along with a few other wedding industry influencers, Brian founded Equalove, a resource for LGBT weddings in Florida. In 2012, Brian Adams PhotoGraphics was thankful to celebrate 10 great years of wedding photography.

In 2013, Brian began working with Snapshots, an innovative service for wedding photographers and wedding guests, as an industry advisor.

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