Paul Chesley
Paul Chesley has been a freelance photographer with the National
Geographic since 1975, and has completed over 35 projects worldwide
with the Society. His image of the Geisha on the phone has been
recently featured on the cover of the National Geographic's book
Photographs Then and Now. His photographic essays are also regularly
featured in magazines including LIFE, Fortune, GEO, Newsweek and Time.
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Richard Mousel
A wildlife photographer based in Montana, has been capturing unique,
colorful, and sometimes humorous portraits of Mother Nature since 1981.
His work has won major awards at International Wildlife Film Festival,
and has been published in some of the world's most prestigious nature
magazines.
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Tony Sweet
A professional photographer living in Baltimore, Maryland.
His work is featured in Shutterbug magazine and was published in
articles in the Baltimore Sun and Meridians Magazine.
He is a guest lecturer on the subject of nature photography at
universities, community colleges, camera clubs, and professional
photography organizations.
Clients include Nikon, Shutterbug magazine, National
Wildlife Federation, Hallmark Cards, Fujifilm.
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Mike Malec
I specialize in the unique images that are produced with infrared black
and white film. The surreal quality of the images is created by the
different ways in which the infrared films sees a scene versus what a
human eye sees. I have shot around the country, but am continually
drawn to the stark beauty of the mountains, deserts and wide, open
spaces of the American West. My work is displayed in various
collections around the country.
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Greg Summers
I shoot nature images from landscapes to wildlife, flowers, and even a
few portraits. In truth, I shoot anything that catches my eye,
particularly my cats. Of course, they now recognize my camera and run
for cover. The area around Boulder, Colorado is my home, and the focus
of most of my images. I had no idea when I began shooting I would
become so passionately involved. It has taught me new way to look at
the world, to feel its natural rhythms and to appreciate the beauty
that surrounds me but seemed invisible before I looked through my
viewfinder.
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Christine Dellosso
A passion for world travel eventually led me to a love of photography.
Over the last 20 years, my journeys have taken me to more than 35
countries. I especially enjoy taking photographs in authentic
surroundings where cultural celebrations, people's faces and wildife in
its natural habitat touch and move me.
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Zeny Cieslikowski
Zeny started his photography career by photographing France and Spain
in 1967, dividing his time between commercial and fine art photography.
Since 1984, fine art photography is his sole profession. He personally
prints and signs his photographs to ensure proper interpretation of the
original negative. Among the collectors of Zeny's prints are President/Mrs.
R. Reagan, President M. Gorbachev, Mr./Mrs. B. Hope, Mr./Mrs. C. Heston,
Mr. W. Rockefeller, Jr.
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Erika A. Bach
I attended a fine arts college with my major in photography. I learned so
much about photography as a fine art and realized that I was not a
traditional fine arts photographer. I also realized while working for a
commercial photography studio that I was not totally interested in the idea
of commercial photography. Somehow I have fall outside of both of these
ideals. I have a passion for creating images that can capture the eye and/or
the imagination of my viewer.
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