About
Welcome! We’re Mark Henninger and Danya Henninger of Imagic Digital.
We’ve served luxury commercial markets with the highest-quality photography and video for more than two decades. We have worked closely with architects, real estate developers, tourism agencies, hotel brands, civil engineering firms, home designers, golf resorts, yacht builders, construction companies, banks and restaurants.
We also offer project-based consulting. Danya specializes in media, writing and local journalism, including ethical deployment of AI. Mark specializes in audio-visual electronics, social media marketing and AI assistants for those markets.
Contact us if you’re interested in working together. We’ll help tell your story with color and style. Scroll to see samples of our architectural photography and video projects, or read more about our history.
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History
Imagic Digital is a venture of Mark and Danya Henninger (married). We founded our firm in 1997 as digital explorers with a background in analog photography.
We met in the mid-90s in Providence, RI. Mark’s loft had a full-color darkroom next to a computer with Photoshop 1.0, and we got hooked. We used to stay up all night teaching ourselves how to use imaging tools to interpret and redefine the world around us.
As pioneers in digital creative services, our client base grew quickly. We focused on luxury markets, providing marketing photos, advertising videos and interactive sales presentations for yachts, golf clubs, hotels, high-end homes, cities and resorts around North America. When imagery became more commoditized in the 2010s, our focus shifted to storytelling and technology consulting.
Mark started his storytelling career as editor of AVS Forum, a global site focused on audio-visual equipment and home theater. He also did consulting for top A/V manufacturers including Samsung, JBL, Sony, LG and Amazon. After AVS, Mark helped build Home Theater Review. His next stint was editor at Sound & Vision and managing editor at site publication Stereophile. He currently serves as chief technical editor at ProjectorScreen.com. He also runs the Facebook groupsAudiophiles on a Budget (70k members) and Audiophiles on a Budget: Buy, Sell, Trade (117k members), plus the standalone AOAB news site.
Danya became a food and beer writer, establishing herself with bylines in Draft and All About Beer magazines, as a columnist at Philly.com and a restaurant critic for NJ Monthly. She then joined news startup Billy Penn as culture editor before serving as editor and director, and leading its acquisition by public media org WHYY. She is currently editorial director at Technical.ly, where she helps run a national news organization covering local and regional innovation economies across the US. She consults and gives workshops on local journalism topics, including how to ethically and productively use AI, newsletter growth, community engagement.
We’re early adopters and love to experiment with the latest technologies.
