Featured Photographs

Agnieszka Sosnowska’s images have been exhibited across the world.

Bobbi Fabian’s work has been collected internationally and exhibited in the United States and Australia.

Charles Rozier has been photographing the people around him continuously for 40 years.

Chloe Aftel sees each photograph as a one-frame movie still, and each person as someone with a story to tell.

Much of Christine Fitzgerald’s work deals with the fragile relationship between humans and nature.

Claire Rosen is an award-winning artist producing elaborate tableaux constructions.

Eden Batki has traveled around the world to learn and take photographs.

Emily Shur’s work has been exhibited in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and London’s National Portrait Gallery.

Gerard Kingma is an award-winning photographer from the Netherlands.

Jill Beth Hannes’ work is cinematic, dream-like and mostly stems from her personal experiences.

On a journey of self-discovery, John Keatley delves into topics of identity, individuality and perception.

Portrait photographer Jona Frank has worked extensively with youth culture.

Katya Rezvaya is a documentary photographer based in Russia with an interest in social issues and phenomenons.

Klaus Enrique is a post-contemporary sculptor and photographer who employs Arcimboldism as his means of expression.

Lida Suchy chronicles communities through portraiture, often drawing creative inspiration from her background as a first-generation American in a refugee family

Lisa McCord is a fine art and documentary photographer from the Arkansas Delta.

Lissa Rivera is fascinated with the evolution of identity in relationship to photographic technologies.

Mary Lou Uttermohlen has been documenting homeless people who build shantytowns in the United States since 1993.

Meg Birnbaum is a photographer, graphic designer and educator.

Michael Joseph’s portraits are made on the street, unplanned and up close to allow the viewer to explore the immediate and unseen.

Michael Lewis began taking pictures in 1989, using the camera his father bought in Vietnam in 1969.

Michael Magers is a documentary photographer and journalist based in New York City.

Mike McGregor is a portrait photographer based in the Hudson Valley and New York City.

Niki Boon is a previously trained physiotherapist turned photographer living in Marlborough, New Zealand.

Noé Montes is an award-winning photographer based in Los Angeles.

Known for her candid, offbeat portraits of celebrities, Ramona Rosales’ work appears regularly in numerous publications.

Sandra Chen Weinstein’s work focuses on human condition in social, identity, culture and minorities.

Saverio Truglia produces soulful work known for twists that evoke peculiar places and true characters.

Sharon Madden Harkness believes that photography can speak to the deepest of human emotions.

Stefan Ruiz has taught art at San Quentin State Prison in California and was the creative director for COLORS Magazine.

In his work “Gibier (The Dead Animal Portraits),” Tomofumi Nakano photographs animals for human consumption.

Vivian Keulards’ portraits have been published, exhibited and awarded internationally.