Solon Quinn Studios

Solon Quinn Studios Solon Quinn Studios is a full-service creative agency located in Syracuse, New York Strategy through storytelling.

Always love catching up with the great Abby. Honestly one of the best people we know, talented, heartfelt, and kind. E...
09/02/2026

Always love catching up with the great Abby. Honestly one of the best people we know, talented, heartfelt, and kind. Even though she left us for Disney, she's still a life long SQS family member :P

Calm afternoons at the Salt City Market with some of the best of Syracuse, New York hard at work.
08/10/2026

Calm afternoons at the Salt City Market with some of the best of Syracuse, New York hard at work.

Having the opportunity to sit down with two people who are genuinely trying to heal our community through action, who ar...
06/04/2026

Having the opportunity to sit down with two people who are genuinely trying to heal our community through action, who are open to new ideas, and who come from a place of love... it's rare, it's important, and it may just be the only way any real change in this city will ever actually happen.

I wish this was the majority of people I came across.

Shout outs to the photo journalists of the world and here in Syracuse. It's an honor to witness you out there just seei...
06/03/2026

Shout outs to the photo journalists of the world and here in Syracuse. It's an honor to witness you out there just seeing, witnessing, and capturing. Stay safe my friends, you are so very important and appreciated.

Love y'all.

Sometimes, while going through photos, I'll come across one that I either missed, undervalued, or that has since taken o...
06/01/2026

Sometimes, while going through photos, I'll come across one that I either missed, undervalued, or that has since taken on new meaning.

In the case of this photo, I simply didn't catch the Hon. Judge Taylor's reaction.

The photograph itself isn't one of my best compositions, but over time I've come to realize that, for me, not every meaningful photograph is a great photograph. Sometimes its value lies in what it reveals, preserves, or quietly reminds us of, and for that reason, I wanted to share it.

Running into one of the masterminds in downtown Syracuse.
05/28/2026

Running into one of the masterminds in downtown Syracuse.

I interview so many people in my life that I’ve lost count, but I never lose the faces. I can tell you that whenever I i...
05/26/2026

I interview so many people in my life that I’ve lost count, but I never lose the faces. I can tell you that whenever I interview a veteran, there comes a point in the interview where they either ask to move on, go silent, or where I can see the tears in their eyes. I myself am not a veteran. It is something that I don’t believe one can ever understand unless they’ve gone through that experience themselves.

In honoring Memorial Day, I can only share that from the moments I’ve spent with veterans who have lost friends, loved ones, and pieces of themselves they can no longer talk about, my understanding of war is that it is the greatest of horrors. Because I don’t believe we will ever see the end of war, it is so very important to give voice to those who have experienced it first hand. Maybe then, and only then, will we have a true glimpse into what is taken from humanity when we allow war to exist.

I mourn for those who were lost, and for those who have felt the fire of war in their worlds, across their lands, and within their homes.

The gentleman featured in this photo was a veteran of World War II, specifically the Battle of the Bulge. He is also one of the most honorable men I have ever had the privilege of shaking hands with.

Times to remember.
05/06/2026

Times to remember.

I remember when I saw this gentleman running in Syracuse with Sinn Féin (Ourselves Alone) as his campaign slogan. Right ...
05/05/2026

I remember when I saw this gentleman running in Syracuse with Sinn Féin (Ourselves Alone) as his campaign slogan. Right then, I knew he was a real one.

Shoutouts to Pat Hogan for his dedication to our Syracuse community and his unwavering support of those in need.

"I'm blessed that people still come to me and ask to help better our community." – Pat Hogan

04/27/2026

Being one of the only—if not the only—in the room… and still choosing to lead.

Sheena Solomon on showing up as a Black woman in philanthropy, embracing being “the unicorn,” and opening doors so more women of color don’t have to be the first.

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501 East Fayette Street, Suite 200
Syracuse, NY
13202

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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