Pradeep Dalal

Artist; internationally exhibited; writer; published in Artwurl and EGO.

Nancy Davenport

Core faculty, ICP-Bard Program in Advanced Photographic Studies; artist/photographer and educator; internationally exhibited; featured in numerous publications, including October Magazine, Artforum, Art in America, and the Village Voice; represented by Nicole Klagsburn Gallery (New York).

Meredith Davenport

freelance photojournalist; published in National Geographic, The New
York Times Magazine, Harper's, and Newsweek, among many others; recipient, Pew Fellowship in International Journalism; winner, 2001
UNICEF Child Photo of the Year award, Puffin Foundation grant; produced and shot a segment for HBO's "Child Soldiers."

Palmer Davis

fine art photographer; represented by Carol Craven, New York; widely
exhibited and collected; advertising creative director; written/edited documentaries for National Geographic Explorer TV and The
Discovery Channel; educator.

Stephanie de Rouge

Documentary and fine art photographer, in contract with the New York Times, Work shown and published internationally. Holga and in camera collage specialist.

David Deitcher

Core faculty, ICP-Bard Program in Advanced Photographic Studies; art historian, critic, and writer; essays published in Artforum, Art in America, Village Voice, Frieze, and Parkett; author and curator of the ICP exhibition Dear Friends: American Photographs of Men Together, 1840-1917; faculty, Cooper Union (New York).

Yolanda Del Amo

Amo photographer; internationally exhibited and published; recipient of numerous awards; faculty, Rhode Island School of Design.

Liz Deschenes

Photographer; faculty, Parsons School of Design; curator; work was in the ICP exhibition Sea Change: The Seascape in Contemporary Art; nationally and internationally exhibited and published.

Erika DeVries

photographer, performance and video-based artist; work is in the collections of The Center for Creative Photography; work has appeared
in numerous publications including Time Out New York, The Chicago Tribune, and the Art Examiner, among others; nationally and internationally exhibited; recipient of numerous fellowships.

Amadou Diallo

photographer, author, digitalimaging
consultant, and teacher; owns and
operates Diallo Photography, a studio that offers
fine-art printmaking and digital-imaging workshops;
widely exhibited and collected; published in
print and online; www.diallophotography.com.

Shari Diamond

artist/educator; widely exhibited in New York; founding member: 494 Gallery, Pulse Art, NYC; full-time faculty, Parsons The New School for Design; www.sharidiamond.net.

Steve Diamond

Advertising creative director, photographer; has worked for DDB, Chiat/Day, Ogilvy, Y&R, and Hill Holliday; currently Senior Vice President, Director of Brand Experience at Rapp/New York; recipient, advertising awards from The One Show, the Addys, the Effies, and the Clios; clients include American Express, Jaguar, Guinness, Mercedes-Benz, Verizon Wireless, and Citibank.

Benjamin Dimmitt

Photographer; widely exhibited and collected; published in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the New York Post, Self, and Time Out New York.

John Dolan

photographer; contributor to Real Simple, Brides, and Martha Stewart
Weddings; advertising campaigns for Lexus, Banana Republic, and the Sundance Catalog; widely published; represented by the Robin Rice
Gallery (New York).

Benjamin Donaldson

Benjamin Donaldson was born in Hanover, New Hampshire in August 1969. In 1998 he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in photography from the Massachusetts College of Art. He continued his photographic education, receiving his Master of Fine Arts degree from Yale University School of Art in May 2001.

For his thesis work at Yale, Donaldson concentrated primarily on making photographs that were an exploration of the ways that nature is imitated in mass manufacture, and how it abounds in everyday life. The critical stance taken in these photographs was one of a study of edenic loss, and an attempt to reveal the subversions by mass manufacture of the darker elements of the natural world. This uneasy coupling of motif and reality was the basis of the ongoing project Imitation of Nature. Since graduating from Yale he has continued this series, as well as several new projects including Mouth of the Hudson. These latest photographs are concerned with how people interact with nature from sanctioned areas such as rest stops, or areas where one comes to appreciate a landscape or wildlife through a mitigated experience.

Donaldson's photographs are in the collection of the Yale University Libraries as well as several private collections. Publications include Artnews, Details, House and Garden, The London Telegraph, The New Yorker, The New York Times, Nylon, The Manchester Guardian (UK), The Yale University Literary Magazine, Time Magazine Style, W Magazine, and V Man. He was included in Photo District News 30 emerging photographers of 2003. Commercial clients include Yale University. He serves on the faculty of the International Center of Photography and the School of Visual Arts, and has been a Guest Lecturer at Yale University, the Yale University School of Architecture, New Jersey City University, and LaGuardia Community College. Benjamin Donaldson is represented by Jen Bekman Gallery. His solo show Mouth of the Hudson was presented in March 2004. Slides of his work can be viewed at both Art in General and White Columns Galleries, each located in Manhattan. Donaldson currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.

Dierdre Donohue

ICP librarian, artist; previously, librarian at the Guggenheim Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute; book reviewer; teacher, Pratt Institute School of Information and Library Science.

Elena Dorfman

Photographer; author, Fandomania: Characters & Cosplay (Aperture), Still Lovers (Channel Photographics); her fine art is represented by the Edwynn Houk Gallery in New York, and her commercial work is represented by Redeye, in Los Angeles.

Didier Dorot

Fashion/commercial and news photographer; work has appeared in Cosmopolitan, Mademoiselle, Harper’s Bazaar, Town & Country, and Glamour, among others; clients include Hunting World, Christian Dior, and Revlon, among others.

Jade Doskow

Fine art and architectural photographer; curator; featured in The Morning News, NY Arts, and Photo District News; finalist, Photolucida competition; contributor to Esto architectural archive; exhibits frequently; faculty of the School of Visual Arts, New York.

Jade Doskow

fine-art and architectural photographer, curator; featured in The Morning News, NY Arts, Port Magazine, and Photo District News.

Carol Dragon

Carol Dragon is a New York City based photographer. Her photography has been internationally exhibited and collected. Carol is one of the featured photographers in the recently released 100 New York Photographers (Schiffer Publishing, 2009) by Cynthia Dantzig. She has also had images published in a number of publications including The Photo Review, Pinhole Journal, and Metrolife . Her projects vary from documentary street photography to environmental portraiture.

She teaches workshops in Italy, Dubai and Maine. Carol is a Hasselbald Beta software tester and has presented at Canon Camera Live Learning events. Clients include CBS, Scholastic Publishing, AOL Time Warner and Anson Mills. She has a BFA and an MAT from Rhode Island School of Design.

Joanne Dugan

fine art and assignment photographer, writer; author of two award-winning photographic children's books published by Harry Abrams: ABC NYC: A Book About Seeing New York City and 123 NYC: A Counting Book of New York City and two fine-art monographs: To Music and Other Short Stories (RDH, Germany) and Mostly True (limited edition private printing); photographer for the best-selling book Taxi Driver Wisdom and and its sequel Beauty Parlor Wisdom, published by Chronicle Books; fine-art work shown nationally and abroad and widely collected; master B&W printer; assignment photographer for many national and international clients including Marriott Hotels, Crayola, Bank of America, AT&T, ING Barings and Verizon; awards from Communication Arts, Graphis, Photo District News, The Art Director's Club, AIGA.

Mark Alice Durant

photographer, performanceand installation artist, teacher, writer; work internationally exhibited; author, McDermott and McGough: A History of Photography and Robert Heinecken: A Material History; curator, Blur of the Otherworldly: Contemporary Art, Technology, and the Paranormal (2005) and Notes on Monumentality (2008) at the Baltimore Museum of Art; professor, University of Maryland; faculty, Milton Avery Graduate School for the Arts, Bard College.

Lisa Ehrenkranz

Photographer, specializing in digital imaging; horticultural photography consultant and judge; educator.

Adam Eidelberg

Photographer; educator; custom printer for major museums; coordinator, ICP Summersite Programs; custom photo and digital lab designer.

Katrin Eismann

Photographer/artist; internationally exhibited; author,Photoshop Restoration & Retouching, Real World Digital Photography, and Digital Video Editing: Final Cut Pro; educator.

Lisa Elmaleh

photographer, master carbon printer; widely exhibited and published; www.lisaelmaleh.com

Lisa Elmaleh

photographer, master carbon printer; widely exhibited and published

Jill Enfield

photographer; faculty, Parsons School of Design and The New School University; lecturer; award-winning author of Photo-Imaging: A Complete Guide to Alternative Processes;

Teresa Engle-Moreno

Master printer, specializing in printing vintage negatives since 1980. Teaching fine black-and-white printing at ICP since 1994. Graduate of University of Arizona, Center for Creative Photography, Tucson. Clients include: Robert Capa Estate, Cornell Capa, Peter Fetterman Gallery, Howard Greenberg Gallery, Magnum, Bruce Davidson, LIFE Picture Collection, Aperture.

Mitch Epstein

Photographer; filmmaker; work published in The New York Times Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, House and Garden, Nest; author, In Pursuit of India, Vietnam: A Book of Changes, Family Business, and Recreation; frequently exhibited.

Elliot Erwitt

Photographer; filmmaker; member of Magnum Photos; author, Son of Bitch, Personal Exposures, On the Beach, Between the Sexes, Museum Watching, and Dogs, Dogs, among others.

Scott Ettin

Scott A. Ettin is a freelance commercial photographer and fine art photographer. He exhibits his work in Brooklyn.  He also serves as Director of Streaming Media & DVD Services for Post Works, NY. Ettin's personal work can be found online at http://www.tankboy.com.

Terence Falk

Thirty years experience in fine art and commercial photography. B.F.A.,University of Bridgeport, Connecticut . Commercial shooting for annual reports and editorial clients. Twenty five years of experience as a master exhibition black and white printer for Richard Avedon, Bruce Davidson, Philippe Halsman, Horst, Duane Michals, Eva Rubinstein, Rodney Smith and others.

  Terence has exhibited widely inNew England andNew York. Selected in 2003 as one of only several photographers (out of nearly one-thousand applicants) to exhibit in the Biennial Exhibition of the Portland Museum of Art in Portland , Maine . Solo exhibitions include “Borrowed Light: The Photographs of Terence Falk,” at The Center for Maine Contemporary Art inRockport , Maine . Also exhibited at The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, Connecticut (1996) and The Fitchburg Museum of Art in Massachusetts (1996) as one of three photographers cited among the twenty-five top contemporary artists in New England for their annual “New England/New Talent” exhibition. 

  His teaching includes advanced classes at the Creative Arts Workshops and at The University of Bridgeport, in Connecticut . Terence is on the faculty at Maine Photographic Workshops,Rockport , Maine , Paier College of Art, in Connecticutand F.I.T. in New York.  Awarded an Artists Residency Fellowship at the VirginiaCenterfor the Creative Arts in Sweet Briar, Virginiaand a Weir Farm Visiting Artist Fellowship at WeirFarmArtCenter , in Wilton , Connecticut .

Brad Farwell

artist, photographer, educator;
digital and analog photography instructor at
various Chicago locations, including the School
of the Art Institute; internationally exhibited; has
worked as a professional retoucher for prominent
architectural photographers

Gavin Fernandes

photographer/artist; fashion stylist; curator; senior lecturer at London College of Fashion; exhibited in London at The Photographers' Gallery, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Whitechapel Art Gallery; Royal Academy of Arts and Victoria and Albert Museum; publications
include i-D, Dazed & Confused, and Tank; www.gavinfernandes.com

Stephen Ferry

Photojournalist; major reports include 1998 social crisis and violence in Colombia, 1997 revolution in Zaire/Congo, and 1997 economic and political change in Mexico; recipient of World Press Photo awards, among others; author, I Am Rich Potosí.

Larry Fink

Photographer; solo exhibitions include Museum of Modern Art and Whitney Museum. Books include Social Graces, Forbidden Pictures, Boxing, and Runway. Recipient, two Guggenheim fellowships and two National Endowment for the Arts grants.

Giorgia Fiorio

photojournalist; member Contact Press Images, author of French Foreign Legion, Boxin’ USA, Men of the Sea, Des Hommes.

Harrell Fletcher

photographer; his work has been nationally and internationally exhibited and published; work is in the collections of MoMA, The
Whitney Museum, The New Museum, SFMoMA, and The FRAC Brittany, France, among others; participant in the 2004 Whitney Biennial; professor of Art and Social Practice at Portland State University (Portland, Oregon); represented nationally and internationally including Christine Burgin Gallery (New York City)

Isabel Foley

photographer, educator; photo editor, New York Times Syndicate; widely exhibited and published.

H. Eugene Foster

Photographer/artist/web designer; freelance technical consultant; manager, ICP Digital Media Labs; work widely exhibited.

Frank Fournier

photographer; published in Time, Life, The New York Times Magazine
National Geographic, Paris Match, Figaro, Stern, and the London Sunday Times; nationally and internationally exhibited; recipient of the World Press Photo Foundation awards and a member of Contact Press Images.

Joe Fox

co-director Fly On The Wall Productions, a full service production company that produces documentary shorts for non-profits and major US corporations www.flywall.com; former special assignments international reporter for USA Today as well as an established playwright.

Allen Frame

Photographer; internationally exhibited; publications include Detour; writer/director of the narrative short Mateo's Tattoo; co-creator of Electric Blanket; contributor, Artwurl, BOMB, and the Village Voice; curator; recipient of numerous grants.

Frank Franca

Photographer, work has appeared in Vogue, Details, Artforum, and the Village Voice, among other publications; recipient, Arts Link and The British Council fellowships.

Arthur Frank

A practicing lawyer, Arthur has been photographing athletic events (primarily those involving horses) for over 15 years.

His work was been widely exhibited and is in numerous corporate, governmental, institutional and private collections and has won a number of prizes.

It has been published in such diverse publications as the New York Times, Time Out – New York, the Wyoming Tribune Eagle among others, including a number of magazines and books.

Andrew French

Photographer; clients include Coach, Microsoft, Esquire, Smart Money, and Food and Wine, among others.

Nichole Frocheur

photographer; adjunct professor, New York University‚ Tisch School of the Arts and the State University of New York College of Staten Island; widely exhibited; work has been featured in Nueva Luz

Adam Fuss

photographer/artist; internationally and nationally exhibited and collected. Major exhibitions include the Whitney Biennial, Depth
of Field, Modern Photography, Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Sally Gall

photographer; collected by Guggenheim Museum; Whitney Museum of American Art; and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, among
others; recipient of numerous awards and fellowships; books include The Water's Edge and Subterranea; magazines and advertising clients
include Travel & Leisure, The New York Times Magazine, and Condé Nast Traveler, among others.

Andrea Galvani

International artist, represented by Artericambi Gallery, Italy. His research is geared towards photography as his medium and avails itself to: video, sound and drawing. Galvani's images have been published and showed internationally. His work is part of prestigious collections in Europe, China, Japan, Australia, Brazil, and the U.S. Since 2006 he has been a professor of Photographic Language and the History of Contemporary Photography at the University of Carrara for Fine Arts in Bergamo, Italy.

William Geddes

editorial and advertising photographer; clients have included Samsung, Mannington Mills, Stewart, Tabori & Chang, Southern Progress.

Joyce George

Photographer, editorial, advertising, commercial, and corporate photography specializing in portraiture and events; work has appeared in major national and international newspapers and magazines.

Ben Gest

artist/photographer; widely exhibited and collected; freelance digital media production in art and advertising; author, Ben Gest and Contact Sheet 141; former faculty, Art Institute of Chicago and Columbia College Chicago.

Christopher Giglio

Photographer/artist; photographs are in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art, Centro Cultura/Arte Contemporaneo (Mexico), and the AT&T Technology Center, among others; widely exhibited and published; recipient of numerous awards.

Paula Gillen

Paula Gillen has worked as a freelance photo editor/researcher in NYC for over fifteen years. Past clients include Time, Vanity Fair, People, Business Week, and McGraw-Hill. Presently she is working at The New Yorker, locating fine art photography to illustrate fiction stories and journalist/portrait imagery for other articles. She is a multidisciplinary artist/photographer with a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In her personal work she uses her favorite vehicle, collage, to transform cultural symbols and icons into humorous, ironic combinations. Passionate about photography, Paula is also driven to motivate and guide others to find their own path of expression--to help them create and present their imagery successfully, whether their chosen field is fine art, commercial, or editorial.

Anita Giraldo

print production manager for Ruder Finn and Associates; graphic designer; internationally exhibited; recipient of numerous
fellowships and grants including a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship and The Puffin Foundation Artist Fellowship Grant.

Guillermo Giraldo

photographer; photo editor, La Cucina Italiana,published in La Cucina Italiana, Uptown, Vogue Italia, Vogue Casa, and Vibe Vixen; internationally exhibited; www.giraldophoto.com.

Ian Gittler

fine-art and commercial photographer; represented by Robin Rice Gallery, New York; author of Pornstar, excerpts of which appeared in
Rolling Stone and received substantial television and radio coverage; promotional photographer for a wide range of recording artists, including Willie Nelson and Aerosmith.

Chandra Glick

photographer; educator; photo department staff, Details magazine; exhibited at Lamont Gallery (New Hampshire) and Dawson Gallery (Massachusetts), among others; recipient of a residency at the Vermont Studio Center.

Joy Goldkind

fine-art photographer; published in View Camera, Photographer's Forum, and B&W; www.santafephotogallery.com.

Barry Goldstein

Barry Goldstein is a photographer interested in portraiture,
documentary work, and the intersection between the two. During the
2001-2002 academic year, he was the NYU Medical Center's first
Artist-in-Residence. This position led to the work shown in "Being
There," his collection of portraits of, and interviews with, NYU
medical student morgue volunteers following 9/11. He is Associate
Professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of
Rochester Medical Center, and Visiting Professor of Art at Williams
College.

Mitchell Goodman

video artist; widely exhibited, including in Los Angeles, New York, Paris,
San Francisco, Seattle, and Toronto.

David Graham

Photographer; teacher; author of Declaring Independence, as well as five other solo books and two with poet Andrei Codrescu; photographs are held in collections including MOMA, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and the Art Institute of Chicago: editorial work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, Time, Fortune, and U.S. News & World Report, among others; Associate Professor, University of the Arts.

Susan kae Grant

Bookmaker; photographer; exhibited internationally; curator; faculty, Texas Woman's University.

Leslie Grant

photographer, specializing in collaborative documentary practice; published in Index, Only, and Patti magazines; educator; publisher.

Gabe Greenberg

Digital consultant, master printer; founder, Greenberg Editions.

Alan Greene

photographer specializing in alternative processes; author of the technical manual Primitive Photography

Alan Greene

photographer specializing in alternative processes; author of the technical manual Primitive Photography

Lauren Greenfield

Photographer; author of Fast Forward and Girl Culture; recipient of the P.O.Y. Community Awareness Award, the Nikon Sabbatical Grant, the 1997 ICP Infinity Award, and the 1999 Hasselblad Award; publications include The New Yorker, National Geographic, and LIFE, among others; widely exhibited.

Brigitte Grignet

photographer, widely exhibited and published; works with humanitarian
organizations in Central & South America & the Mideast, member, L'Agence Vu, participant, 2005 Noordelicht Photofestival.

Lori Grinker

Photographer; internationally exhibited and collected; publications include The Invisible Thread: A Portrait of Jewish American Women and AFTERWAR: Veterans from a World in Conflict; awards include W. Eugene Smith, Ernst Haas, World Press.

Bill Moyers "NOW" http://www.pbs.org/now/arts/grinker.html

Kathy Grove

Artist/photographer; internationally exhibited; recipient of numerous awards; professional retoucher specializing in digital restoration and reconstruction; clients include artists, museums, galleries, advertising, fashion, and editorial.

Per Gylfe

Artist/photographer, internationally exhibited; freelance digital consultant specializing in digital imaging, ink jet printing, and color management; ICP Digital Media Associate.

Karen Haberberg

freelance event photographer, specializing in portraiture; director of photography and digital media at the Jewish Community Center,
New York; widely exhibited; published in a variety of magazines and newspapers.

Lavonne Hall

Freelance digital artist/consultant, photographer; clients include Pfizer, MBK Entertainment, MTV, and Museum of Television faculty, Jewish Community Center; ICP Digital Media Lab Assistant.

Peter Hay Halpert

dealer, curator, critic; director, Peter Hay Halpert Fine Art.

M. Wesley Ham

photographer/media artist; educator; digital consultant; commercial retoucher; internationally exhibited and published.

Anthony Hamboussi

photographer/artist; represented by i2i Photography; internationally
exhibited; published in The New York Times Magazine, Wired, Big, Fortune, Art in America, Metropolis, and Anarchitektur; recently published in Long Island City in Context; recipient, the New York State Council on the Arts independent project grant. His new monograph Newtown Creek: A Photographic Survey of New York's Industrial Waterway will soon be released.

Brenton Hamilton

photographer and teacher; Certificate Program Director of photography, Rockport College; www.brentonhamiltonstudio.net.

Patrick Harbron

Photographer, specializing in portraits for music, film, and business; internationally published; producer of three books; recipient of numerous awards.

Jessica Todd Harper

photographer; recipient, Photolucida Critical Mass award for 2005; named one of PDN's 30 for 2005; awarded Juror's Choice at the Santa Fe Center for Photography; work has appeared in numerous magazines, such as Art News, Shots Magazine, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Photo Review, among others; widely exhibited
and collected; faculty, Swarthmore College.

Naomi Harris

photographer; published in New York Times Magazine, Newsweek; author, America Swings; represented by M+B Gallery, Los Angeles.

Thomas Harris

collector and dealer specializing in vintage photography; www.earlyphotographs.com.

Susan Hartman

journalist; published in the New York Times, Christian Science Monitor, and Newsday; author, Dumb Show, El Abogado and Satyr; faculty,
New York University.

Jacqueline Hassink

Photographer; internationally exhibited and collected; recipient, Prix No Limit d'Arles at the Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles, France; visiting professor, L'École the Academy of Art and Design, St. Joost, Breda, The Netherlands; visiting lecturer at Harvard University, fall 2004. Work in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Mark Haven

photographer; widely exhibited and collected; published in The New York Times Magazine, Newsweek, DoubleTake, Nest, and Zoom International; faculty, Rochester Institute of Technology.

Barry Haynes

Photographer, digital; printmaker; author, Photoshop Artistry book series.

Tom Haynes

photographer; conceived and
photographed illustrative images for clients,
including Mademoiselle, Seventeen, Details, Elle,
Fortune, and Jungle Interactive, as well as covers
for Popular Science, Forbes, and Newsweek.

Marvin Heiferman

curator, writer, book packager;numerous exhibitions include John Waters' Change of Life, New Museum for Contemporary
Art, New York, Fame After Photography, Museum of Modern Art, New York, and Talking Pictures, ICP; writing on photography and visual culture extensively published; faculty, School of Visual Arts.

Todd Heisler

photojournalist; staff photographer, The New York Times; recipient, Pulitzer prize in feature photography for his story on the funerals of
U.S. Marines who were killed in Iraq.

Darius Himes

Photographer; editor, photoeye Booklist; published: American Photo; adjunct professor of Photography at The College of Santa Fe.

Anja Hitzenberger

is a photographer, filmmaker and video artist whose work focuses on the body and its relationship to architecture and space. Her work has been exhibited throughout Europe, the United States, South America and Asia, and published internationally in magazines, books and newspapers. She has received numerous grants, including a Swing Space grant from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. www.strudelmedia.com.

R. Mac Holbert

Photographer; digital artist; co-founder of Nash Editions; recipient of the Center for Photographic Art’s Technical Contribution Award and the Computerworld Smithsonian Medal for pioneering work in digital printmaking; clients of Nash Editions include: Eric Fischl, David Hockney, Danny Lyon, Olivia Parker, Robert Heinecken, Stephen Shore, and the Los Angeles County Museum, among others.

R. Mac Holbert

photographer, digital artist; cofounder, Nash Editions; clients include David Hockney, Danny Lyon, Olivia Parker, Stephen Shore; www.nasheditions.com.

Kristin Holcomb

Kristin Holcomb is an artist, educator, and travel photographer. In addition to ICP she teaches at New York University. Her recent exhibitions include Transformations 2005, a solo show at fotofoto gallery on Long Island, Darkroom to Digital at the Hutchins Gallery, C.W. Post University, and Under the Influence, an exhibition examining the creative relationship between students and their teachers, at Soho Photo Gallery. Publications include the Chicago Sun-Times, the International Herald Tribune, International Investor Magazine, Landmarks of New York III, and the New York Post.

Thomas Holton

photographer; faculty, ICP Community Programs; educator, The Spence School, and Parsons Pre-College Academy; MFA Photography, School of Visual Arts; recipient of the Aaron Siskind Foundation Grant.

Kim Hubbard

photography editor, Audubon magazine; she has worked for Discover magazine and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, as both photo editor and photographer; she was also involved with the "Here Is New York" documentary photo project after 9/11.

Joanna Hurley

Publicity director at Vintage Books; founder/ former president of HurleyMedia, LLC; extensive publishing experience.

C. Stephen Hurst

photographer and selftaught painter; widely exhibited; educator.