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My photography is inspired by unique locations, animals, people, and a variety of situations that are often overlooked. Beauty usually goes unnoticed and unappreciated, yet it reflects aspects of our humanity that is memorable to capture with a camera.  I strive to capture moments of beauty and magic. Whether photographing people or landscapes, the same approach applies. I am placing myself at the moment, being patient, and having faith that something magical will unfold.

A sense of reverence has fueled my photography for the natural world and its remarkable beauty. I resonate toward images that depict a peaceful coexistence between humans and nature. These quiet moments with my camera brings me back to my childhood: exploring, be curious, dreaming, seeing, and breathing in the beauty that surrounds me.

In the evolution of my photography, I am humbled by trying new techniques in analog and digital photography. I’ve learned that creativity requires a perennial sense of playfulness, finding that childlike fascination for the magic contained within each opportunity in life.
~Karey Walter

www.kareywalter.com

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Born in Detroit, Michigan, then transplanted to Florida’s gulf coast, fine art photographer, Jamie Maciuszek has called Atlanta home for almost 34 years.  He earned degrees at   Michigan State University and University of South Florida, then enjoyed a successful business career before finally surrendering to his creative passion for photography.  His artistic     style is sophisticated and masculine, and his powerful images are easily recognizable.

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Anne Berry is an artist from Atlanta, Georgia. She is best known for photographs of children and animals that capture the enchantment and power of the natural world. In 2013 and 2014 Critical Mass included her work in their Top 50 Portfolios. Anne has had solo exhibitions at the Centre for Visual and Performing Arts in Newnan, GA, The Lamar Dodd Art Center in LAGrange, GA and The Rankin Arts Center in Columbus, GA. She has exhibited nationally and internationally, including The Fox Talbot Museum in Lacock, England, SCAN Tarragona in Spain, The Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, and the Ogden Museum of Southern Arts in New Orleans. Books include Through Glass (North Light Press, 2014) and Primates (21st Editions, 2017). Anne’s work is featured in National Geographic Proof, Feature Shoot, The Flannery O’Connor Review, Hufffington Post and Lens Culture, among others. Her work is in many permanent collections, including the National Gallery of Art. Anne lives in Newnan, GA.

Yvette Meltzer enjoyed a variety of art media–drawing, painting, copper enamel work and photography–while growing up in Chicago where she was born and educated. Her passion for photography continued as she advanced in a fulfilling career in education, conflict resolution and court mediation until ultimately, photography has become her primary activity. Her award-winning fine art and documentary photography reflects her interest in people, the narratives of their lives, and the environments that shape them.  For the past three years she has been an active member of Artists for Action, Chicago, documenting social justice and the resistance movement.

She considers herself successful if she has created congruency between her values and her photography, motivating people to think and to feel, and/or to experience pleasure through the aesthetics of her artistry.Her photography has been exhibited in U.S. galleries from coast to coast and internationally in Beijing, Paris, and Barcelona.  Additionally, Ms. Meltzer’s photographs have been featured in publications including Lenscratch, F-stop and Don’t Take Pictures, Fabricare, Musee, Mockingbird and SHOTS.  Her work is also held in several private collections.

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Capturing the world before her though a camera lens since childhood, Geraldine Pontius prefers street photography to any other genre. Here, in the Paris garden, she saw, across two brows at the same instant, in perfect harmony, the portrait of a thought. Her work can be found at www.geraldinepontius.com.

She now lives in Baltimore, MD and shoots film street photography as often as she can.

David Shively has been working with photography and video since the late 1960s. His professional career involved produc�on of media-based con�nuing educa�on for engineering, medical, and educa�on professionals. Since buying his first DSLR in 2005, he has become an avid amateur photographer. He has learned from workshops with Na�onal Geographic photographer John Shaw, and with New York-based photo ar�st Jean Miehle. His favorite subject ma�er is interna- �onal cultures and whatever wildlife he can find—at home or abroad.

I am interested in making images of human creations (architecture / signage and interiors) and of the humans that inhabit them. My process is a conscious journey of discovery. I set out with an idea in mind knowing that the original idea may be eclipsed by a discovery which will reveal itself and capture my attention.

I was born in and grew up in Utah. I graduated with degrees in Anthropology and Women’s Studies from the University of Utah. My interest in photography began early in my life at age seven. I asked for and received my first camera to take with me to a YMCA camp. I have been exhibiting my work nationally and internationally since 1994.
I began making images in Africa working with women in Zimbabwe for two years in 1993 – 1994. This sparked my interest and great love for Africa.
I’ve traveled extensively in Eastern and Southern Africa. I solo backpacked the continent from Egypt to South Africa. Buses, minivans , motorcycles, ferries, small boats, and walking were my forms of transportation. I have lived and worked in three African countries: Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe for a total of 10 years combined. I have visited and spent time in thirteen countries in Africa.
My current body of work focuses on children in Ilha de Moçambique, Island of Mozambique. For more than 500 years, it was the capital of Mozambique and is itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I have been making images in Mozambique since 1996.
Spending months of time in Ilha de Moçambique since 2003 has allowed me to create images of people which are authentic visual documents, both full of and true to life. I will return in 2020 to continue to spotlight GIRLS and their vital role in producing global Africa’s RISE.