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Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau (view partner gallery)
The Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau is AtlantaPhoto.com's corporate sponsor. Please visit their website for Atlanta travel, tourism & convention information at Atlanta.net. |
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Thomas Burns (view partner gallery)
Thomas Burns grew up in Gainesville, Florida and received a BFA in graphic design from the University of Florida. After pursuing graduate studies at Michigan State University he relocated to Atlanta, Georgia.
The vintage travel images started as a creative side project and a way to connect with the history of Georgia. They are meant to evoke the feeling of travel posters from the 1920's and 1930's, showcasing landmarks as great travel destinations. The prints and posters are illustrated by hand and finished digitally. |
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Sheri Christianson (view partner gallery)
I've been interested in photography ever since I was a kid and my father bought me a little Kodak Brownie camera. A few years later he bought me some darkroom equipment. He always seemed to have a camera nearby, for family shots and sailing adventures. (I grew up in Tampa, FL).
Fast forward...…I discovered aerial photography and instantly was hooked. Nothing beats flying around in the skies, composing shots from a fast moving platform. It's exhilarating and infectious. Twenty years in a helicopter should qualify me for a pilot's license, but I stick to my love, the camera and photography.
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James Duckworth (view partner gallery)
Photography is a creative outlet for Jim and a way to share his experiences. Jim first learned photography from his father who worked his entire life as a professional photographer. "He is now my inspiration." Kimberly, Jim's wife, says he is smiling down at me from heaven.
"I have enjoyed all types of photography but I like nature and night photography the most." |
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Thomas England (view partner gallery)
Tom England (seen here in Pompeii, Italy) has photographed fast moving events around the globe for such clients as People, Time, Newsweek, The New York Times and National Geographic.
Based in Decatur GA, he has lived in the Atlanta area since 1984. |
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Matt Gunn (view partner gallery)
Matt is a native of Savannah Ga., and holds a bachelors degree in Digital Multimedia from The Savannah
College of Art and Design. A graphic designer by trade, Matt became interested in photography after taking a contract position as a product reviewer for a popular radio-controlled hobby website.
"From a kid, I've always been into radio-controlled models. I started off with cars, then graduated to airplanes in my teens, and finally helicopters. Only in the past 4 years did I start experimenting with small cameras on airplanes and helis, and found my niche in aerial photography and video." |
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Rhonda Harper (view partner gallery)
Rhonda Harper discovers the real truth about her subject, illuminating it for all to see. Rhonda has a knack for seeing what others don’t: the emotive essence of her subject. It’s this talent that creates connections between her photos and viewers. Creating connections isn’t new to Rhonda as she spent twenty years as a Fortune 500 marketer and strategist bringing brands and consumers together. Along the way, she picked up a camera and taught herself to approach it like she approached her marketing career -- creatively, passionately, and scientifically.
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Billy Howard (view partner gallery)
Billy Howard is a commercial and documentary photographer with an emphasis on health, education and social themes. His work has been exhibited internationally and is in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, the High Museum of Art, The Carter Presidential Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. His work has been featured on Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, NPR's Performance Today, in the HBO special, "And the Band Played On," and in the TBS special, "The Coming Plague."
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Boyd Lewis (view partner gallery)
Boyd Lewis photographed the historic political and cultural changes in Atlanta in the decade following the King assassination for the black and alternative press. His photojournalism work documented the shift of the civil rights movement from protest to empowerment just as Atlanta was evolving from a big southern city to a player on the world stage. For 17 years, Lewis was a reporter/producer for WABE public radio. He wrote news scripts for CNN anchors for two years, then moved to Los Angeles where he presently teaches middle school English. His Atlanta photographs are used in his classes as discussion and writing prompts.
Photo, 1971. |
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Christy Parry (view partner gallery)
Christy is an Atlanta native that has been shooting for six years and counting. She refined her skills at the Creative Circus and graduated in 2009. Armed with a Cannon 5d and an eye for fine art with a mix of photo journalism, Christy constantly ventures into the unexpected and has a firm grasp on aesthetics and beauty.
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Shawn Robertson (view partner gallery)
My love of photography started out as a hobby, like a lot of people, and has now turned into a passion I would love to share with others as much as possible. I would like to think that I am a jack of all trades photographer instead of a niche' photographer, as I love every aspect of
photography from capture & composition to post production work.
I absolutely love looking through our old family photo albums and being lost and enveloped in the world of film photography which is why I like to give many of my digital images that vintage processed look. |
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Kevin C. Rose (view partner gallery)
With a professional beginning in architectural and advertising photography, Kevin's love of photography goes back 30+ years. Servicing the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau with photography and management of their image library, Kevin founded AtlantaPhotos.com in 2000 as a natural offshoot from his assignment and studio business, Rose Studio, Inc.
"Structures with character, wrapped by beautiful light stimulate my creativity". |
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Sarah Scaduto (view partner gallery)
"As an artist, I always seemed to be drawn to realism and immediacy, so I quickly fell in love with photography early in my college career. My work grew to become a sort of journal writing for me, as well as a means of exploring the process of documenting. What I love most about photographing is that it pushes me to live life to the fullest in search of moments to capture."
Sarah holds a BFA in Photography from the University of Georgia and currently lives in the metro Atlanta area. |
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Katie Snyder (view partner gallery)
Katie studied photography at Milligan College in Johnson City, TN and has worked in the industry full time since 2005. She is dedicated to creating truly unique artwork and is constantly striving to capture things in ways that have never been done before. Katie has lived in Atlanta since the fall of 2006 and offers a variety of photographic services including Weddings, Lifestyle, and Commercial photography. |
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