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Joe Baraban
After receiving his BA in Journalism, with a minor in art, Joe moved to Houston, Texas. Having spent years studying art and design, he took a job working for the Houston Post. By then, his passion for photography was fully developed. In his new world of photography, the only position available was at The Methodist Hospital in Houston as a medical photographer. After nine months, he decided to venture into the freelance photography world at the age of twenty-four.
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Bevin Bering
Bevin focuses her lens on urban and rural landscapes, often bringing the details to the forefront of attention. In the fast-paced nature of our society, her photographs offer a moment of pause. She often incorporates her photographs into her paintings, which creates a tension between the movement of the paint and the static nature of the photograph.
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Shelley Calton
A native Houstonian, Calton attended Glassell School of Art. She has spent the last several years perfecting her style and printing technique. Utilizing all the qualities of medium format, she produces stunning gelatin silver prints that are selenium toned for a desired effect, as well as archival purposes.
"The elegant photographs of Shelley Calton vacillate between their lucidity and the secrets that lie within. Her selective inquiry of the human form and various objects explores their relationship between intimate surroundings and the circumstances of the moment. Calton's images draw the viewer in with their sensual grace revealing a mood, a mystery, a memory that lingers...she starts a story the viewer must finish."
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Catherine Cameron
Catherine Cameron, born in Oslo lives and works at Stord, Norway. She has exhibited in Norway, France, Poland, China, Spain, Argentina, and the United States. With her photography she states, "I seek to resonate human conditions. mirroring aspects of memory, longing, desire and ambiguity".
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Marie Docher
Marie Docher is a professional French photographer living and working in Paris. Although she does commerical work, her fine art photographs seem to concentrate on vast landscapes and explore nature using unusual angles and a playful depth of field drawing the eye in and out of her pieces.
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Pablo Gimenez - Zapiola
Early on in life Pablo Gimenez-Zapiola developed a particular interest in aesthetics, which led him to experimenting with diverse visual expression techniques to develop and express his ideas. Via painting, he learned composition and the subtlety and richness of color. At the same time, photography allowed him to capture reality in its more varied aspects, visible and underlying.
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Øyvind Hjelmen
Øyvind Hjelmen comes to us from Norway receiving his BA in Modern Art and Aesthetics from the University of Bergen. His work has been in many exhibitions including those in Norway, Italy, and Poland. He states that he "always looks for beauty, despite how raw, ugly and gritty real life can be." That he looks at the world around him as if seeing an unfamiliar world for the first time...looking for the exotic in his ordinary life.
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Peter Tonningsen
Born, raised and residing in Alameda, California, Peter Tonningsen earned both his BFA and MFA in photography. With an emphasis on fine art and documentary photography, Peter's work generally explores the relationships between history, region, memory and place. Peter was a recipient of the James D. Phelan Art Award in Photography, is included in several private collections, as well as permanent collections of the Oakland Museum of California and City of Walnut Creek, and is currently an artist-in-residence at Kala Art Institute in Berkeley.
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Angilee Wilkerson
Angilee Wilkerson lives and works in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and holds an M.F.A. in Photography. She is an artist, university professor, and professional editorial photographer. Her work frequently examines memory and identity, family narratives, and the nature of alterity through landscapes, and she has participated in more than 30 national and regional exhibitions. Wilkerson's photographic work has been recognized and honored by jurors from The Dallas Museum of Art; The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, NY; The Guggenheim Museum, New York, NY and many others.
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