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Michael Hart: Biggio The Final Game

When Michael Hart got his first paying photo assignment, Lyndon Johnson was still in the White House, Buffalo Springfield was just getting started, and The Beatles ruled the modern world.That was back in the era of photographic darkrooms, black-and-white film, and manual cameras. Back in the halcyon heyday of the space program and the analog world. Now it's all state-of-the-art digital photography and techniques. There's a different Texan in the Oval Office and he's a conservative Republican. John and George are dead and gone, and Neil Young's still going strong, pushing in new and different directions. As is Hart.His images of people and places have graced the pages of Communication Arts and Print's Regional Design Annual. His work has been honored by The Dallas Society of Visual Communications, The Houston Addy awards, and The Art Director's Club of Houston shows. He has brought to creative life the visual concepts of leading advertising agencies and design firms. His photographs have served as the images of choice for some of America's leading corporations, including many Fortune 500 companies, taking him to over 30 countries along the way.

Lou Manna: Digital Food Photography,

Lou Manna is an award-winning photographer whose work has appeared in national ad campaigns, major magazines and more than 30 cookbooks, including Jacques Torres’s Dessert Circus and Dr. Phil McGraw’s The Ultimate Weight Solution Cookbook. After shooting for the New York Times from 1975 to 1990, Manna went on to establish his own Fifth Avenue studio, where he works with corporate, advertising and restaurant clients to create photos that can only be described as exquisite. In 2006, Manna published Digital Food Photography, a book that teaches readers how to use digital technology to enhance food photography. Up Next: Manna is currently spearheading a unique project called New York Street Shots, a virtual daily gallery of dynamic, gripping digital images from the streets of the five boroughs taken by several highly acclaimed photojournalists shooting with Olympus cameras. www.nystreetshots.com.

Jay Dickman: Beijing Olympics

Jay has worked in the photojournalism field for more than 30 years, covering events as diverse as the war in El Salvador, the Olympics, six Super Bowls and the 40th Anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. His numerous prizes include the 1983 Pulitzer Prize in Journalism for Feature Photography for his work in El Salvador, and the World Press “Golden Eye.” Over the last decade, he has worked with National Geographic Magazine on more than 25 assignments.

Nick Kelsh: Naked Babies and Siblings

Nick Kelsh, is a renowned family and commercial photographer and the author of nine books. Nick is best known for his radiant, unsentimental black-and-white images of babies and children. He’s especially good at giving tips on demystifying digital photography for novices.

Nick Goslin: World Travel Photography

Nick has traveled the world with Sandy Dhuyvetter, Host and Executive Producer of TravelTalkRADIO, National Business Travel Radio, and Host of the Doing Business in China Show on wsRADIO. He's photographed lions in the National Parks of Tanzania, revelers along New Orleans' famous Bourbon Street and skiiers and snowboarders shredding through powder in the mountains surrounding Lake Tahoe. Before coming to work for Sandy, Nick reported for newspapers in New Hampshire and Northern Maine. In 2007 he won two awards for his photography in the MPA's Better Newspaper Contest. His travel photographs have appeared in Travel Agent Magazine and online at TravelTalkMEDIA.com.

Jay Kinghorn: The Olympus US Open Tennis Series

Jay Kinghorn is an Adobe Photoshop Certified Expert, Olympus Visionary photographer and full-time digital workflow consultant and trainer. He specializes in helping corporations use their photos efficiently and effectively by streamlining workflow processes and improving employee’s skills using Adobe Photoshop. Jay is co-author of Perfect Digital Photography and author of two Photoshop training DVDs, Photoshop CS3 New Feature Training and Beginning Photoshop for Digital Photographers. Jay lectures and presents to businesses and universities internationally. His presentations focus on digital photography workflows, color management, image optimization and the future of photography. His clients include Olympus, Sony, Adobe, Cabela’s, Vail Resorts and the Rocky Mountain News.

Pullitzer Prize Winning Photojournalist Larry C. Price

Larry has spent three decades traveling across war-torn countries in Africa and Central America in the 1980s to his recent landscape studies of the American Southwest, Price’s work illustrates a wide-ranging versatility. Price was twice awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1981 for photographs of Liberian executions and in 1985 for images from the civil wars in Angola and El Salvador. He has worked on the staffs of seven metropolitan newspapers, including The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Denver Post, where he also served as director of photography. Additionally, his photographs have appeared in numerous publications including National Geographic, Time, Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report and Life.



SHUTTERBUG RADIO HALL OF FAME

Maki Kawakita: Fashion Magazine Covers www.Maki Kawakita.com

Al Gilbert: "Ambassador of Canadian Photography" www.AlGilbertphotography.com

Joel Zwink: Photojournalism www.joelzwink.com

Daniel J Cox: Wildlife for National Geographic www.danielcox.com

Professor Ken Kobré: Ugly Flash Photos www.lightscoop.com

David Latham: China the Cultural Changes www.dl-wp.com.

Mark Mecalis: International Photographer www.MarkMecalis.com

Stephen Burns:International Competition www.chromeallusions.com

Tony Sweet:Visual Artistry www.tonysweet.com

Ken Kobré:"Photojournalism: www.lightscoop.com

Andy Bernstein: Lakers vs Celtics Championship Photography www.NBA.com

Al Hopper: Professional Photographers of America

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