Featured Photographs

Danny Clinch has photographed and filmed a wide range of artists, from Johnny Cash to Tupac Shakur, from Bjork to Bruce Springsteen.

Carlos Alvarez-Montero’s work focuses on identity, individuality and appearances.

She has been the house photgrapher for the Santa Barbara Bowl and fever Fest’s Rocklahoma.

Born and brought up in Sussex, at sixteen Andy Earl worked as James Hunt’s mechanic.

Ann Summa, based in Los Angeles and Mexico, specializes in documentary, travel and environmental portraiture.

Brantley Gutierrez is a director and portrait photographer based in Venice beach, CA and Brooklyn , NY.

Chris McPherson lives in Los Angeles. He doesnt shoot weddings. And dont even think about headshots.

Claude Gassian is a rock and roll photographer. He has developed one of the most significant visual archives documenting the icons of contemporary music.

Cracker Farm has been working professionally in the photo business since 2001.

Dennis Keeley was a percussionist in the eightist and played with Brian Eno, David Byrne, Peter Case, Victoria Williams and numerous others.

Originally apprenticed to commercial and fashion photographers, George Du Bose first became associated with New Wave music after he began speculative work with the fledgling B52s from Athens, Georgia.

Eddie Sanderson was born and educated in England. His competence and mastery of his craft as an award winning photographer grew out of years he spent working for British and International publications and TV companies.

Elliott Landy, born in 1942, began photographing the anti-Vietnam war movement and the underground music culture in New York City in 1967.

Photographer James Minchin has worked with a variety of clients, including Oakley, Rolling Stone, Warner Bros. Records, UMG, Atlantic Recordings, Capitol Music Group, Wrangler, FX Networks and Amnesty International.

Jay Blakesberg is a San Francisco based photographer and film maker whose work appears regularly in many magazines, including Rolling Stone and Guitar Player.

Jimmy Steinfeldt is a self-taught photographer who has only to look through the camera lens for inspiration.

Joe Stevens just got lucky photographing all these big shots. Joe had been a road manager, so he knew how to deal with them.

Growing up in Mexico, Joseph Llanes turned stray dogs and abandoned homes into a child’s dream playground.

Justin Borucki first picked up a camera in high scholl for what he thought would be just another easy art elective, and he hasn’t stopped shooting since.

Whether shooting portraits of colorful strangers or iconic personaliies, or capturing the streets of New York to the farms of New Mexico, Karen Kuehn’s perspective on our world is unique.

Kim Gottlied-Walker’s incredibly varied career has covered everything from rock and roll, reggae and politics in the ’60s and ’70s to working on major motion pictures and television shows.

Lauren Dukoff has worked with such celebrated artists as Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Tom Hanks, Katy Perry, Beck, Oprah and Neil Young, and perhaps most prolifically, Devendra Banhart and Adele, friends and collaborators whom she has documented for many years.

Over the past four decades, Lisa Law’s still and moving images have chronicled the social and cultural changes in America.

Marcia Resnick enjoys the give and take of collaboration combined with the responses evoked from confrontation during a photographic portrait session.

Michael Lavine took his first photograph with a pinhole camera made out of a milk carton when he was ten.

Neil Krug is a photographer and director based in Los Angeles. Together with his wife, Joni Harbeck, he founded Pulp Art Book, a collection of photography and commercial work in limited edition prints, books and films.

Rhona Bitner lives and works in New York City and Paris

Stephen Verona is that rare 20th Century artist.

Valerie Jodoin Keaton is a Canadian-American photographer and indie-rock musician.

GODLIS documented the early punk scene at CBGB’s from 1976-1979.