Goes by the name "Paco." Has lived all over the world. Learn all about his photography adventures on his new documentary TV show, Two Stops Over. He's also a certified falconer from the British School of Falconry (totally badass). Once accidentally tripped over Paul Gauguin's grave on a shoot.

Little known facts: he's the lead guitarist in a rock band (has been playing since he was 16). He also owns his own production company and does a lot of motion work on top of his still work. Lives with his wife of 22 years and their teenage daughter (she was the Mad Hatter for Halloween this year).

Born in Silver Spring, MD. Growing up he was very influenced by his grandfather who documented the first bomb tests on the Bikini Islands. His body is seventy-five percent covered in tattoos and he's an avid reader of books (not a Kindle fan). Currently working on a film about carny folk.

Former cab driver. His hometown of Winthrop, WA had planned bank robberies and shoot outs in the summer months for tourists. Hobbies include rearranging furniture in other people's homes and searching out Mid-Century home furnishings at thrift stores. Crash landed in a Cessna plane once.

Taught high school in Los Angeles for three years before opening his studio and shooting full-time. Used to love to surf when he lived on the west coast, but lately he's been kayaking. Once spent a week in a Haitian hospital on an assignment. Follow his blog to see what he's up to this month.