LIFE: A Journey Through Time is a photographic interpretation of life on Earth from the Big Bang to the present by acclaimed National Geographic photographer Frans Lanting.

Sink or Swim explores resilience, from adaptation for survival to ambitious infrastructure planning, in some of the world’s richest and poorest coastal communities.

Frans Lanting’s influential work has appeared in books, magazines, and exhibitions around the world.

Anna Agoston is an award-winning artist, architect and contributor to the Huffington Post Arts & Culture Blog.

Gawain Barnard’s photographic work and research mainly focuses around the environment and people of his youth.

Jim Brandenburg works with National Geographic and many more of the world’s top magazines. The National Press Photographers Association twice named him Magazine Photographer of the Year.

Goseong Choi’s work has been exhibited at several museums including the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Cleveland Museum of Art and the New Mexico Museum of Art

As the Manager of International Photography for the service-based travel organization Rustic Pathways, Justin Kase Conder’s work has taken him to 38 countries around the world.

Jasper Doest’s images depict what is beautiful around us and reveal how fragile this beauty is.

Growing up on Long Island, Mitch Dobrowner received an old Argus rangefinder from his father. After seeing the images of Minor White and Ansel Adams, he quickly became addicted to photography.

Doug Eng is a fine art photographer and installation artist whose specialties are urban and natural landscapes.

Terri Gold is an award winning photographer known for her poetic infrared imagery of celebrations from the remote corners of the world.

Photographer Annie Griffiths has photographed in nearly 150 countries during her illustrious career.

David and Michael Hanson are writers, photographers and video / documentary filmmakers.