Photographers

Joshua White is an assistant professor in the Studio Art Program at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.

Joshua A. Bickel is a photographer and visual editor based in Columbus, Ohio, where he is also the chief photographer at ThisWeek Community News.

JUCO represents the collaborative work of Julia Galdo and Cody Cloud.

Juergan Nogai is a photographer.

Jules Gervais-Courtellemont was a French photographer who was famous for taking color autochromes during World War I.

Julia Dean is a photographer, educator, and founder of the Los Angeles Center of Photography, formerly The Julia Dean Photo Workshops.

Julie Blackmon was named American Photo’s “Emerging Photographer of 2008” and one of PDN’s “30 New and Emerging Photographers” in 2007.

Julie Brook Alexander transforms original medium format photography into collages and montages assembled and painted by hand.

Julie Millowick began her photographic career working in the darkroom of Athol Shmith, John Cato and Peter Barr.

Juliet Schor is a longtime analyst of consumer culture.

For over 72 years, Julius Shulman has played a seminal role in architectural photography.

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.

A perpetual observer and explorer, Justin Fantl is equally at home in the studio and outdoors. Whether he is seeking or constructing, there is often a nod to the surreal and a careful play of color and composition at the root of his imagery.

Justin Maxon was born in a small town in Northern California. While attending journalism school at San Francisco State, he began exploring projects that held greater social implications.

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.

Kadir van Lohuizen is best known for his long-term projects on the seven rivers of the world, the rising of sea levels, the diamond industry and migration in the Americas.

Finland-based nature photographer Kai Fagerstrom is a Fotofinlandia 2011 finalist, overall winner in the International Federation of Wildlife Photographer 2012 and a Veolia Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2012 category winner.

Kamil Vojnar likes to create texturally satisfying objects by constructing images out of multiple layers of photographed elements and later, on the print itself, applying multiple layers of wax based varnish and oil paint.

Karen Kasmauski has built her career on the close observation of people.

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.