Find what is already distinctive.
Every business has its own character. The goal is to notice the spaces, people, details, and ideas that deserve attention — and build from that.
JAMES MAXWELL / THE 4 CORNERS IN 360
A curious eye.
A thoughtful story.
A different perspective.
Photography, film, design, and interaction — connected by a fascination with how people experience a place.
Get to know meA LITTLE ABOUT ME
Hello.
I’m James.
James Maxwell THE 4 CORNERS IN 360
I’m a 360 photographer, documentary filmmaker, website designer, and interactive content creator based in New Mexico.
The Four Corners is the place behind the name — and the starting point for a practice that brings physical places and digital experiences together.
I also welcome projects in Fort Collins and Colorado’s Front Range. Whether the starting point is a physical space, a website, or an idea, the work begins with understanding your audience and agreeing what needs to be made. See where we work together.
My work moves between the camera and the screen. A panoramic photograph can help someone understand a space. A carefully edited film can reveal the story behind it. A website or interactive experience can connect that first impression with something useful to explore, learn, or do next.
That connection is what interests me: making the different parts feel like they belong to the same story, while giving each one the care it deserves.
Explore my workHOW I SEE THE WORK
A beautiful experience
should leave you with
more than an impression.
It should give you a clearer sense of a place, a stronger connection to a story, or a more useful way forward.
WHAT GUIDES THE WORK
Attention is
part of the craft.
Make the next step feel natural.
The photograph, headline, button, and interaction all contribute to the journey. Each should help visitors understand where they are and what they can do.
Care about the quiet details.
Readable type, a considered rhythm, a clear label, and motion that knows when to settle. Those details shape how an experience feels to use.
WORKING TOGETHER
From a first idea
to a considered whole.
You do not need a fully formed creative brief to begin. A place, a problem, or a possibility gives us something to work with.
Start a conversation- 01
Listen & define.
Talk through your audience, your goals, and what is already in place. Agree on the scope, the essential content, and the way the work will be reviewed.
- 02
Shape & create.
Develop the visual direction and the visitor journey. Bring together the photography, narrative, design, and interactions that the project needs.
- 03
Review & refine.
Explore the work in context. Refine the copy and details, review the journeys, and check how the experience adapts to different screens and ways of navigating.
- 04
Prepare & launch.
Approve the finished scope, prepare the agreed files and hosting approach, and verify the published experience. Establish what future updates will involve.
ROOTED IN THE REGION. OPEN TO THE POSSIBILITY.
Every place
has a point of view.
Working from New Mexico, I’m drawn to the character of the Four Corners: its destinations, local businesses, and the stories that make a place recognizable.
Whether a project begins with a physical location or an idea for a digital experience, the same question matters: what should someone notice, understand, and remember?
Explore my servicesAURORA CREATOR LAB · FREE ACCOUNT ACCESS
Create something
worth exploring.
Turn a panorama into an interactive tour. Animate your own artwork. Prepare image packs for delivery. Your website account unlocks three creative tools, editable starting points and room to experiment—all free during this early testing period.
Explore your creative toolsFree for signed-in account holders during testing. No payment required for this test release. Features are limited; keep your originals and check exported work.
LET’S BRING YOUR PERSPECTIVE INTO FOCUS
Your story is a
good place to start.
Share a little about your business, the people you want to reach, and the experience you have in mind.