Before film photography, Angelica was bored with her surroundings, and with COVID keeping her from traveling she had to find beauty in her home town. It wasn't until she started shooting film in and out of the water that she understood how lucky she was to live off the Gulf. Strictly shooting film and developing it all at home, analog photography is her true passion. Fighting depression and anxiety, Angelica uses color manipulation to take her work to an ethereal level, transporting the viewer to a paradise of her own creation.
Crystal Street is a documentary photographer, writer and community builder. She won multiple prestigious awards for her documentary work and spent over 2 decades working as a photojournalist, commercial photographer, producer and comms specialist. She is currently the community manager at Unlock Protocol and also studying religion, yoga and peace at Naropa University.
Judy Lindsay is an award winning multimedia designer, movie producer, photographer, and abstract artist. She is often found out on the trails of the Cascade mountains with her horse, Annie.
My name is May and I am an evolving creative. My current expression of art is through photography. My passion for photography is spurred by the ability to freeze moments and tell stories.
MK Raplinger is a self-taught photographer and 3D artist based in Santa Monica, California. Inspired by an optimistic perspective on nihilist philosophy, her work is a means of embracing our cosmic insignificance. Raplinger began creating photographs in this style after moving to the beach from north Texas, immediately struck by the feeling of the sublime experienced at the sight of the seemingly infinite ocean and sky. By combining an awe-inspiring sense of scale with intense natural light and saturated colors, Raplinger conveys a sense of transcendent peace.
Pam Voth is an internationally-published, award-winning photographer and cinematographer. Her work celebrates a connection to the natural world, embraces place, and often expresses her sense of humor.
I am a self-taught multidisciplinary artist based in Lagos, Nigeria.
My work is deeply inspired by telling the Nigerian stories through my photo-projects and spotlighting the unknown parts of my country, our culture and most importantly the people. I also always want a piece of me in my work that's why most of my photography and my illustrations are personal and intimate.
Brittany Pierre is an African American self taught photographer who shoots (and develops!) medium format film. Her current focus is street photography and archiving Black life in a way that is separate from trauma. Inspired by the warm depictions of life in America in the style of Gordon Parks, her goal is to present Black America in the light of beauty, strength, and resilience.
Burnish is a California-based photographer and artist. She's been photographing for 20 years and recently celebrated her 10-year anniversary in the arts nonprofit world. Her photography celebrates unexpected details, symmetry, and texture, and she's often awake before dawn and roaming the backroads of California with her camera. A recent convert to the world of NFTs, she's joyfully focused on building a diverse and balanced space for all.
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