Lived in Sudan for two years as a child. Although he's been to Central and South America about
a dozen times, still can't speak a lick of Spanish. Spent his adolescence shooting his friends on
their skateboards. Very much into cycling. Owns 3 bikes, more if he could talk his wife into it.

Owns over 200 Kodak cameras. Oldest one is the "No. 2 BULLS-EYE 98 Model" (1898).
Converted an old chicken hatchery from the 1940's into a photo studio/loft in downtown Atlanta.
High school guidance counselor convinced him to try "graphic arts." Seems to have paid off.

Jill's first portraits: her dolls. Has volunteered extensively over the years with Amigos de
las Américas, a public health organization. Lived in Italy for a bit, picking olives all day while
attempting to speak Italian. Pursued her wanderlust a few more years, then settled in Texas.

Bought his first camera at Value Village when he was twenty-two. Works out of his studio in
Montreal. When not shooting, Christian frequently speaks at photography school conferences
and is a national board member of CAPIC. Speaks French and English. Good at making coffee.