A Source of Photography Inspiration

Seth Lemmons is a self-taught Boise-based photographer who shoots weddings, graduating seniors, and family portraits.

Louis Lander-Deacon was born in Hemel Hempstead, England, and has just finished his foundation degree in art and design.

39 year old Hervé Mitko lives in Paris, France, and is the father of two boys, ages 5 and 8. Influenced by his father’s love of photography, he started learning photography in 2004 by reading forums and articles online.

Bomobob is an award-winning photographer from Montreal, Quebec. He has a broad range of photography subjects: carnivals, woodlands, cityscapes, ephemera, etc. Remarkably, he usually shoots with old cameras he has salvaged and repaired.

David Cleland (FlixelPix) is a photographer and Apple Distinguished Educator who when he isn’t teaching film and animation is normally out experimenting with photography.

As a young, aspiring photographer, Joshua Marland has found a passion of shooting landscapes using a 5×4 field camera with daylight and tungsten film.

After getting his first DSLR in 2010, Jesse Rogers has strived to connect the viewer with a story in an image. Finding real life subjects out on the street seems to be one of the simple ways to do that.

Tamara Lee is a self-taught photographer from Atlanta, GA. Her photography style is soft and light, the kind of pictures that makes you think of a beautiful, quiet weekend.

Liam Cornell and Lauren Geldenhuys met while training animals for the film industry. Both creatives with a love for the nature, they were inspired by the idea of making wildlife photography more fun and accessible. Today they share their passion for animals and travel by documenting their experiences through a lens.

Zsolt Zsigmond is an incredible panoramic photographer based in Hungary. His ethereal work is instantly recognized, especially his vast collection of Hungarian Skies – a series that captures some of the most outstanding skylines I have ever seen.