Kevin J. Miyazaki
Bakery interior, Mackinaw City, Michigan, 2012
From the As Seen series
Website - KevinMiyazaki.com

Kevin J. Miyazaki is a photographer and restless creative living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His artwork addresses issues of family history, memory and personal space; and his editorial portrait, travel and food work appears in a variety of publications. He is the founder of collect.give, an online photography gallery which raises money for charities chosen by the participating artists.

Ashley Kauschinger
Hour Hand, Douglasville, Georgia, 2011
From the Our Brother series
Website - AshleyKauschinger.com

Ashley Kauschinger is a narrative photographer who explores identity, memory, and family. She received her BFA from Savannah College of Art and Design and is currently an MFA candidate at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. Her photographs have been exhibited nationally in venues such as Rayko Gallery and Mpls Photo Center. She is a 2012 Critical Mass Finalist. Ashley also features and interviews photographers for her blogzine, Light Leaked.

Peter Scott Opirhory
Untitled, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2012
Website - PSOpirhory.com

Peter Scott Opirhory (b. 1976 in Northern New Jersey) received his BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1999. He has since resided in Baltimore Maryland where he is a practicing interactive designer and photographer. He has traveled around the world and shot extensively during the last three years. The images he creates are a means of narrating perception which allows him to distinguish how experiences are shared and how they are not. His work has been exhibited at the Maryland Institute College of Art.

Benedikt Partenheimer
Felix Riebl, Berlin, Germany, 2008
From the Turnaround series
Website - Benedikt-Partenheimer.com

Benedikt Partenheimer is a photographer who currently lives in Berlin, Germany. He studied Philosophy, History and Art History at the LMU University in Munich and Photography at the RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia and at Parsons School for Design in New York. During his studies in New York he interned and assisted for Richard Avedon. Since 2003, his work has been presented in numerous international solo and group exhibitions. In 2009 he received an award at the Hearst 8x10 Photography Biennial, New York and was the recipient of the Art Award for Literature and Photography in Berlin, Germany. In 2010 he was nominated for the Lead Awards and exhibited at the Haus der Photografie, Deichtorhallen, Hamburg, Germany. 2012 he was elected for the Art Scope Program of the Daimler Foundation in Tokyo. Works resulting from that program will be shown at the Hara Museum in Tokyo and at the Daimler Art Collection in Berlin in 2014.

Tabitha Soren
Running 000865, , 2012
From the Running series
Website - TabithaSoren.com

Tabitha Soren was born into a military family and grew up all over the world. Snapshots were one of the few ways she had to remember the details that made up her life in the last town or base — so she took them incessantly and spent many afternoons cataloguing them. She headed to New York for college where she received a BA in Journalism and Politics at New York University. After a career in television news shooting 30 frames a second, Soren decided she wanted to concentrate on one frame at a time and spent a year studying photography at Stanford University. Over the past ten years, her projects have been published in The New York Times Magazine, Canteen, Vanity Fair and New York, among others. Soren's work speaks to the twists of fate in life that can unhinge us. Her pictures address what havoc human beings can survive — and what they can't. Public collections include the Oakland Museum of Art, in California, the New Orleans Museum of Art as well as the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, both in Louisiana. Her Running series debuted at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Indianapolis this summer but is currently on display through June 1 in a solo show at the Kopeikin Gallery in Los Angeles.

Robin Schwartz
Paris Greyhound Hair, Paris, 2010
Website - RobinSchwartz.net

Robin Schwartz earned a Master of Fine Arts in Photography from Pratt Institute and her photographs are held in several museum collections, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, The Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C., and The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The Aperture Foundation published Schwartz’s third monograph, Amelia’s World, edited by Tim Barber. Images from this series were exhibited in Various Photographs, an installation curated by Barber for the New York Photo Festival and 100 Portraits—100 Photographers, a digital exhibition of current portraiture. Schwartz was a finalist at the Hyeres 2010 Photography Festival in France. She recently presented the Amelia Series at The National Geographic Magazine’s Annual Photography Seminar in Washington D.C.

David Kasnic
Untitled, Sweetwater, Texas, 2013
From the Sweetwater series
Website - Kasnic.com

David Kasnic is a freelance photographer currently working at The Wall Street Journal. He is based between Brooklyn, New York and Louisville, Kentucky.

Teri Fullerton
Fullerton, brother, Army, Molokai, Hawaii, 2008
From the Falling in Love at the End of the Universe series
Website - TeriFullerton.com

Teri Fullerton is a photographer and multi-media artist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She examines idiosyncratic topics such as Internet dating, military families, and soldiers that have experienced war. Her work has been exhibited in solo shows, two person exhibitions and group shows across the United States and she has been published in the New York Times magazine. She is a 2012/13 recipient of the McKnight Artist Fellowship for Photographers, the 2012/13 Minnesota State Artist Initiative Grant and the 2010/11 Jerome Fellowship for Emerging Artists.

Richard Barnes
After Gardner, Re-staging of the "Staged Sharpshooters Home", Gettysburg, 2012
Website - RichardBarnes.net

Richard Barnes divides his time between commissioned work and personal projects. He has had numerous exhibitions in this country and abroad including solo shows at the Carnegie Museum of Art, The Carpenter Center at Harvard University and the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, among others. He was the recipient of the Rome Prize in 2005/06 and his photographs from Rome formed the basis for his book and installation titled Animal Logic. His body of work on the Unabomber cabin was featured in the 2006 Whitney Biennial and was shown recently in the exhibition, Crime Unseen at the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago. His photographs are in the collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, San Francisco MOMA and the Los Angeles County Museum of Arts, among others. He works on assignment for such publications as the New York Times Magazine, National Geographic and the New Yorker.

Jen Davis
New Orleans, , 2008
Website - JenDavisPhoto.com

Jen Davis is a Brooklyn based photographer. For the past 9 years she has been producing a series of Self-Portraits dealing with issues of beauty, identity, and body image. She has also been exploring men as a subject and is interested in investigating the idea of relationships, both physical and psychological, with her camera. She received her MFA from Yale University in 2008, and her BA from Columbia College Chicago in 2002. Jen is represented by Lee Marks Fine Art.