Climbs mountains, bakes bread and plays guitar. Recent project got him 1st in the International Conservation Photography Awards (student). Has degrees in physics and mathematical biology; now getting his PhD in tidewater glacier dynamics (oh, and he has an innie-outie belly button).

Born in Turkey and educated in Switzerland. Used to golf with a handicap of 6, but now spends his free time focusing on personal projects. Exhibits his photography throughout the world, recently in Toronto. Visuramagazine.com is currently featuring his work on the foggy city of Chongqing, China.

Won the jackpot on a slot machine once (too bad it was the 5 cent machine). Got hooked on
photography after seeing a PBS special on time-lapse photography. Former full-time staff
shooter for the Connecticut Post. Lives with his wife Rochelle and their daughter Maddy.

Native to Australia. Winner in this year's Comm Arts Photography Annual (2nd time). Spare time spent sailboarding and learning more about architecture. Just got back from photographing lakes that now contain water for the first time in a decade. Expecting his third child with his wife.

Comes from Oregon, where people know how much wood a woodchuck chucks. As a child, Corey and his sister set the forest near his house on fire (still feels bad about it). Was put in charge of taking pictures of his family's cross country road trip when he was 13. Has a masters in theology.

Originally from Germany, but grew up stateside. Photography runs in the family; dad was a
newspaper photographer his entire life. He's a recent wInner of the Great Green Bay Riboff and
enjoys drinking beer slightly below room temperature. Survived a helicopter crash.