Split his youth between Baton Rouge and Brussels. First portraits ever taken were of his family members on Christmas morning. Fan of NPR, mostly This American Life and Fresh Air. Deathly afraid of ants. Says he must photograph Thom Yorke (Radiohead) in his lifetime.

Has lived all over (Switzerland, San Francisco, NYC). Attended Parsons School of Design. Witnessed the Velvet Revolution in former Czechoslovakia. Has many interests in her life: Tai Chi, playing her grand piano, traveling the globe, and speaking about half a dozen languages.

Has a background in architecture and illustration and says photography just felt like a natural progression. In his free time he likes to train for triathlons and unwind with a great bottle of Nadurra. Went to space camp once. Moved to the US when he was 14 (didn't know any English).

Recently moved to Portland, OR from Ashville, NC. Originally from a small town two hours outside of Chicago. Used to race mountain and road bikes. Says his trip through the Peruvian Andes with his wife, Diedra, was one of the most amazing experiences of his life.

Pittsburgh boy that fantasized of California surf and sunshine. Now he's living the dream (his studio is located in Oceanside, CA). Loves spending time with his wife Emy and their two boys (another baby on the way). Really into music and shooting underwater. He's also a former art buyer.

Originally from Tasmania and the proud owner of three separate passports. Can juggle and speak fluent Swedish. Once got a chance to bodysurf alone with dolphins at sunset along a remote Tasmanian beach. Loves to hang out at architectural museums. Has two young children.