Amanda Rowan's provocative still life and self-portrait images depict playful and sensual moments, eliciting humor while exploring the power and vulnerability of womanhood. Rowan has received numerous accolades for her art, including "The Curator Award," by Photo District News (P.D.N.), "Photographer of the Year" by the International Chromatic Photography Publication, and the Tokyo International Award for Photography.

Her work has been exhibited internationally at the Carrie Able Gallery, Photo LA, Art Basel, The Wall Street Gallery, and The Leica Gallery in Los Angeles. Her images are part of the permanent collection at The Palms Hotel in Las Vegas. Originally from the Bay area, Rowan graduated Cum Laude from Tisch School of the Arts. After a successful tenure in New York City shooting celebrities, she now lives in Los Angeles, working within the genres of photography and performance art. Rowan is a Full-Time Faculty of Photography at the Photo Arts Conservatory in LA and an editor for FAYN Magazine produced by NYFA.

Born in the late 80's, Matthew spent his childhood exploring the art of photography by breaking cameras and burning through rolls of film. After receiving a BFA in Commercial Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design, Matthew's career began as a photo editor for a Japanese car magazine and a team photographer for Toyota's Scion Racing.

Using the car as an extension of humanity, Matthew has always believed the automobile should be captured in an emotional manor, photographing his subject's artfully within the world, rather than on a pedestal — striving to portray the transcendence of driving. Matthew searches for the moments in-between the actions. His work is often conceptual in a raw aesthetic. Authentic and unpolished, yet not unfinished — all while incorporating a progressive sense of fashion that evokes both luxury and nostalgia.

Clients include: Acura, BMW, Cupra, Dacia France, Ford EU, Electronic Arts, Google Fiber, Harley-Davidson, Hyundai, Lexus USA, Lincoln Motor Cars, Infiniti, Mercedes-Benz USA, Mercedes Maybach, Toyota USA, Triumph Motorcycles, RAMP Magazine.

Michelle Watt is a fashion and portrait photographer based between New York and San Francisco. She specializes in staging conceptual narratives with a whimsical flair, often addressing themes of freedom and restriction within cultural identity.

Her photographs have been published in TIME, The New York Times, The New Yorker, USA Today, Vogue Arabia and PAPER Magazine. Her commercial clients include Rémy Martin, Sony, Cadillac, The North Face, LG and Arcteryx.

Johnny Kerr is an American artist and art educator, best known for his abstract photographic arrays that reveal the colorful poetry hidden amid a seemingly mundane Arizona metropolis. Self-taught in the craft of photography, Johnny cites his lifelong study of art, his graphic design experience, and his appreciation for minimalism as having the largest influences on his work. Johnny’s imagery often explores the abstract qualities of his subjects, placing them, to varying degrees, outside of their literal context. His use of space reflects his affinity for quietude, while his continued evolution of style and subject matter represent an authentic pursuit of curiosity.

Landscape photographer Isabella Tabacchi is based in the north of Italy. She’s one of the best landscape photographers of her time for her evocative and iconic style. Landscape photographer Isabella Tabacchi and studied the boundless sceneries in the Alps, with a special regard to the Italian Dolomites. Her need to visit and discover new places and unknown environments brought her to the Far East of Russia, in the Kamchatka peninsula, where, together with two local guides, she ventured into pristine and dangerous nature of those territories, among forests and volcanoes. Other destinations visited by Isabella include Lofoten Islands, Azores Islands, Canary Islands, Iceland and Namibia. Since 2016 Isabella won many international competitions including Monochrome Awards, International Photographer of the Year awards (IPOTY), Outdoor Photographer of the Year (OPOTY), Fine Art Photography Awards, Moscow International Photo Awards, Epson International Pano Awards (Highest scoring Gigapixel Image), ND Awards, Tokyo Foto Awards, Creative Siena Photo Awards.

David resides in Los Angeles after receiving a Master of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin. Before that, he found his footing in beach photography growing up in South Florida. Much of his work is isolated subjects in a sea of muted blues and off-whites. The photos contain a calming sense of longing for solitude with an inherited acceptance of the paradise around them. His work has been featured in galleries around the world and publications such as Elle Decor, Esquire, and Communication Arts.

Anna Keville Joyce is a Food Artist + Creative Director based out of Buenos Aires and NYC. With a background in Food Styling, Design, and Anthropology, Anna has participated in a large variety of photography, film, and installation projects worldwide, and has been featured in numerous publications and exhibitions. Her creative spark, attention to detail, and keen sense of composition has allowed her to gain a broad international client list. She has the pleasure of collaborating on increasingly creative and dynamic projects.

Nicolas Bigot aka Niko Photographisme is a professional UX/UI designer based in Brittany (France). He creates images as a self taught photographer for over 10 years.

He works mainly on surrealist compositions and he likes to create his own world using home made props and photo manipulation. He really favors "tangible methods" during photoshootings (no cgi/3D). He considers photography as a playground for imagination. Digital editing and retouching offer him a great freedom of creation. He's obsessed with appearances and likes to work on body modifications and improved human capacities. False pretense, appearance and reality manipulations are his main common threads.

Nicolle Clemetson is a color-focused photographer who specializes in conceptual still life and portrait photography. She brings a unique sense of playfulness and a passion for good taste to every project. With over 13 years of industry experience, she approaches every project with a positive attitude, great problem-solving skills, and the ability and confidence to produce high-quality imagery and stop-motion content for her clients.

Pia Kintrup, a German artist (b.1988), graduated at Folkwang University of Arts in Germany with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, specifically in photography. She then went to study M.A. Photography studies and practice in the same university in 2017, graduating with a Master of Arts. She has been awarded the 2019 13th International Arte Laguna Prize, winner of special prize, “Photolux Festival” in Venice, Italy, and the 2019 Excellence Award, International Artist Award at Art Next Expo in Hong Kong. She has held countless exhibitions around Europe, and also a few in Asia, Canada, and the USA. Pia Kintrup’s research investigates new media and materials, ranging from photography to sculpture. Transformational processes, value, emptiness and abundance, and photographic steps of transition are essential for her artwork. She is represented by Galerie Ricarda Fox, based in Germany.

Jon Kolkin has a worldwide following with major photography exhibitions in museums and art galleries throughout the USA and abroad. Each project focuses on a topic related to personal growth. His groundbreaking series, Inner Harmony, consists of rare, intimate photographs of Buddhists from throughout Asian, and explores core principles central to living a less stressful, more balanced life, regardless of one’s spiritual beliefs. Inner Harmony has received 20 international photography awards and was featured twice in LensWork Magazine.

His new book, Inner Harmony: Living in Balance, with forewords by the Dalai Lama and Queen Mother of Bhutan, received Gold Medals at the Tokyo International Foto Awards and PX3 in Paris, along with a Silver Medal at the International Photography Awards in NYC.

Jon is also involved in numerous compassion-centered initiatives including the ongoing Shades of Compassion traveling museum exhibition, which includes photographs from Inner Harmony exhibited alongside works by Ansel Adams, Imogen Cunningham, Joyce Tenneson, and others .

Emily received her BFA in Photography at Parsons the New School of Design in 2011. Upon graduating she was awarded the Tierney Fellowship in June of 2011, which aided her in the progress of a body of work entitled, Where Death Dies. Kinni has been exhibited in New York as well as internationally in both solo and group shows and her work has been featured in many published platforms including Aperture, Time, Huffington Post, CNN, and Vogue . Her work has taken her to many parts of the United States, including prisons, love hotels, cowboy churches, and drive thru wedding chapels.

George was born in 1985. Up to 2007 he worked as an interior designer. His works were published in professional books and periodicals for architects and designers by such publishing houses as Tatlin and Univer Press.

Since 2008 he has been taking part in well-known international photo contests, in 2017 George won one of the most prestigious world photography contests Sony World Photography Awards where the project "Light. Shadows. Perfect woman." took the first prize among the professionals. His photographs can be seen on covers of dozens of books and music CDs.