Art Wolfe's photography combines artistic design, wildlife spectacles, and beauty in a uniquely new and stunning vision.

A professional photographer residing in beautiful Colorado,Dale's work depicts thewonder and beauty of Colorado's scenic vistas,wildlife and nature. Dale also travels extensively throughout North America to some of the most beautiful places in our country, in constant pursuit of beautiful and inspiring images.

In 1975 Eric photographed the cover for Bruce Springsteen's album "Born to Run," and thus began shooting major advertising campaigns. Over the past 20 years he has done editorial and corporate photography for major clients and agencies.

Our mission is to promote knowledge and understanding about the earth and its natural history through images and ideas that convey a passion for nature and a sense of wonder about our living planet. Through our work and our alliances, we actively promote conservation at levels ranging from global initiatives to local solutions.

Mountain Light Gallery by Galen and Barbara Rowell welcomes the public, and Mountain Light’s stock photography department houses an edited collection of hundreds of thousands of Galen’s and Barbara’s color photographs, which have been broadly published in leading publications such as National Geographic, Life, Outside, Outdoor Photographer, Scientific American, Smithsonian, as well as in advertising, countless books and calendars, and in websites and online media.

George D. Lepp is one of North America's best-known contemporary outdoor and nature photographers. His passions for natural beauty, technical precision, cutting-edge technology, and environmental responsibility are revealed in his beautiful and compelling photographic images. He is also widely recognized for his unique dedication to sharing his photographic and biological knowledge with other photographers through his seminars and writing. In both realms, George Lepp is a leader in the rapidly advancing field of digital imaging.

Jerry received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1967 and a National Endowment of the Arts Fellowship in 1972. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Great Britain, a founding member of the Society of Photographic Education and a former trustee of the Friends of Photography.

Jill Enfield, one of this country's most experienced and respected handcoloring artists, is a fine art, editorial and commercial photographer. Jill has taught handcoloring and non-silver techniques at Parsons School of Design, The New School, Fashion Institute of Technology, New York University, Long Island University and the International Center of Photography in New York, as well as in workshops throughout the United States and Europe. Jill’s more recent emphasis has been on the wet plate collodion process, originally used by Matthew Brady during the Civil War.

John Paul Caponigro is one of the most creative visual artists working today. Dedicated to fostering the growth of creativity in others, he exhibits, writes, lectures, and teaches seminars and digital photography workshops. Inspiring conscientious creative interaction, his life's work is a call to connection with our natural world, with each other, and with ourselves.

Sexton has recently brought out a book Places of Power:The Aesthetics of Technology:(published by Ventana Editions) that transports the viewer from the Hoover Dam, to the Space Shuttle, to the ancient Anasazi cliff dwellings. Our site offers a comprehensive and easy–to–navigate portrait of the life and times of John Sexton: there is a Biography, a Profile of the man in his own words, a Gallery of those beautiful black and white images, and Video Clips of Sexton revealing how those photographs were realized.

John has been a professional nature photographer since the early 1970s. His work has been published in many publications and books, including National Geographic, Nature's Best, National Wildlife, Audubon, Outdoor Photographer, and many others.

Tenneson's portraits go beyond a surface recording of her subject's likeness. Her signature-style images attempt to show the inner person who hovers behind the facade. Says Tenneson: "I want to allow others to reveal and celebrate aspects of themselves that are usually hidden. My camera is a witness. It holds a light up for my subjects to help them feel their own essence, and gives them the courage to collaborate in the recording of these revelations."

Iconic photographer Michel Tcherevkoff began his career with no formal photography training, but an insatiable curiosity for all things artistic, visual and mechanical. His photography immediately caught the eye of the creative community with his signature Technicolor palette and avant garde design. His signature style is reality with a twist.

Mitchell Funk has been a professional photographer for more than thirty years. He lives and works in New York city where he specializes in creating photographs of high visual impact and stopping power.

David Muench has photographed the landscape in all its grandeur for half a century. He was commissioned by the National Park Service to provide 33 photographic murals presenting the landscapes of the Lewis and Clark expedition. These are on permanent display at the Jefferson Expansion Memorial under the Arch in St. Louis. Monumental in concept, the 15 foot tall panels extend more than 350 feet along their wall. His work also hangs in numerous private collections. He has published over 50 exhibit format books.

Nevada Wier is an award-winning photographer specializing in the remote corners of the globe and the cultures that inhabit them. Nevada's journeys have taken her throughout Southeast Asia, India, China, Nepal, Africa, New Zealand, Central Asia, Mongolia, South America and other obscure regions of the world.

Pat O'Hara's adventurous career as an environmental and fine art photographer has rewarded him with the reputation of a professional leader. Publishers, curators, peers and aspiring photographers have praise for his talents. Contemporary travel takes him to domestic and international locations to photograph parklands, nature reserves and cultural monuments many of which are remotely located.

Rick Sammon has published 34 books, including his latest, Rick Sammon’s Secrets to Digital Photography, Studio and On-Location Lighting Secrets, Face to Face and Exploring the Light. His book, Flying Flowers won the coveted Golden Light Award, and his book Hide and See Under the Sea won the Ben Franklin Award.

Robert Farber’s style has helped to influence a generation of photographers through vast public exposure of his work. His Nine coffee table books have sold well over a half a million copies. Seventy of his images have been published as posters and distributed worldwide. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis brought Farber into Doubleday to publish his book By The Sea, which won the Art Director’s award for color photography.

Mark Osterman and France Scully Osterman established Scully & Osterman in 1991. Through extensive primary research and practical application, the Ostermans have evolved as historians and modern masters of the wet-plate collodion process.