Distinguished Photographer Series

Gabriel Gomez discusses his unique approach to familiar landscapes in shaping otherworldly environments here on Earth.

Jenny Wong is an award-winning photographer that fiercely advocates for the wild places and creatures that have made her career possible. She is a proud Nikon Canada and Gitzo Ambassador, ...

Julian, a talented landscape & travel photographer and writer from the U.K., shares his experiences from around the world. Showcasing images taken last year in the high mountains of Ladakh ...

Floridian, Jim McManus, has been a 3D photographer for over 25 years, opening eyes to new dimensions in stereo with a variety of home-built twin camera rigs. In 2018 Jim ...

During the last decade, Doug Hanson has been making photographs, instead of taking them. The maker-movement takes many forms, and within this movement, Doug focused on the craft and artistry ...

You may have read his articles in Outdoor Photography, or seen his images in numerous commercial publications, including the New York Times and on the cover of National Geographic. Photographer ...

Across four decades of public reporting, perhaps no photographer has been so widely recognized as Diana Mara Henry for historical record of the Women’s Movement. Her breath of subject extends ...

Michael Bradley, a wetplate photographer who celebrates Maori Facial Tattoos and its placement within indigenous culture. The visible spectrum of wetplate collodion, is insensitive to blue light – which also ...

The PSNWA Distinguished Photographer series presents Lou Meluso, a photographer who has worked for museums like the Getty in Los Angeles and the Nelson Atkins in Kansas City. As an ...

The PSNWA Distinguished Photographer series presents Beverly Buys, a cyanotype artist from Hot Springs, Arkansas. A former educator who is listed on the Arkansas Arts Registry, she is a 57th ...

Brooklyn photographer Ed Drew was commissioned to photograph Black Arkansas Veterans upon a recent relocation to Little Rock – a work on social equality which is currently on exhibit at ...

Since 2017, Carlos Diaz has travelled 30,000 miles photographing Confederate Monuments as they are being removed. As a person of color, he is “bravely attentive” to American history and national ...