A Source of Photography Inspiration

Evan Leeson is a digital strategist who works on environmental issues. He is also a semi-pro photographer and optics buff who enjoys the short-cycle creative outlet of taking and processing images and sharing them with friends.

Frances Seward is an abstract photographer that you might mistake for a painter because of the smooth colors of her pictures. She loves distant landscapes and is inspired by the desert and ocean, two extremes that appear often in her work.

Carolyn Cochrane discovered her passion for photography at age 32, after years of dabbling in various hobbies, trying to find the right fit for her creativity. Now, at age 34, there’s nothing she loves more than taking her camera outside on a beautiful day.

Bruno Maric is a portrait and fashion photographer from Chicago.

Trained in art since childhood, Mike Irwin has years of experience painting abstract paintings on canvas. It wasn’t until later on in his life that he was introduced to photography, and it didn’t take long before Mike was trying to figure out what other artistic or technical challenges a camera could present.

“…I cannot imagine a more fulfilling experience than standing atop a wilderness mountain peak at the break of dawn…I find unparalleled exhilaration and inspiration, a sense of awe and discovery, and a healing calmness in the outdoors, and I hope my images allow you to feel the same…Nature is good for the soul…”

Color + Minimalism is a collection from Cedrik Ferrer where he combines minimalist photography subjects with bright colors to convey the simple things in life.

John O’Nolan is a designer, photographer and entrepreneur travelling the world on an indefinite basis with little more than a laptop and a camera.

Mariam Sitchinava is a photographer from Tbilisi, Georgia who has a great collection of female portraits.

Kelly Colgan Azar prefers photography of small, fast moving birds because of the challenge they present. She never gets tired of birds as the subjects in her photos because of their unexpected beauty when seen through a lens.