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Steven Nesius
"As a photojournalist based in Terra Ceia Island, Fla., located on the southern shoreline of Tampa Bay, I cover news and professional sports for Reuters, the Associated Press and other news agencies on assignments throughout Florida, the Southeast, and U.S., editing and transmitting deadline images...

Nancy Ney
For many decades, Nancy Ney was one of New York City’s most sought after advertising, fashion and lifestyle photographers. In 2013 her artistic core shifted and Nancy honed her craft to a fine art that focuses on special situations and unique themes that interest her. Most notably, humanity...

Thomas Nye
I started blowing glass in 2006 at a small community college in Minnesota where I ended up graduating with an Associate of Arts degree and an Associate of Fine Arts degree and then transferred to a University in St. Paul, MN where I finished with a Bachelors of Science in Applied Mathematics and a...

Kevin O'Grady
Kevin was born in Munich, Germany. He currently lives in Scottsdale, Arizona where he designed and built his studio to fit the unique medium he works in; lamp worked glass. Being a pioneer in his medium of borosilicate glass, he created most of the tools he works with as they were not in...

Michael O'Toole
Michael has been blowing glass for 6 years, since catching the “bug” on a Celebrity Cruise ship which had 3 artists from Corning Museum of Glass giving demonstrations on board.
Michael attended Jacksonville University for two years and then opened his own studio in Longwood, Florida, where he...

Avner Ofer
Traveling to many remote and off the beaten path locations, I attempt to capture intimate moments, and glimpses into other cultures. Studying the languages, customs, and geography of the places I visit enables me to explore deeper into that culture, and try to revel some of the essence of the...

Darren Olson
Darren became interested in photography during a six-month trip to Africa in 1996. It was there he fell in love with the process of communicating visually. He spent the following years honing his skills in commercial studios, photojournalism and in 1999 attended the Rocky Mountain School of...

William Ortman
I graduated from the Columbus College of Art and Design in 2007. I have a Bachelors Degree in Fine art with a focus in Glass Blowing. My objective as an artist is to create aesthetic forms using incredibly rich colors and textures.
Currently I am exploring the incalmo technique, and have been...

Ken Orton
Ken Orton has dedicated his life to painting. His childhood was spent drawing the urban, industrial surroundings of Birmingham, England. At the Birmingham and then Manchester Colleges of Art he studied Art Education and after six years teaching in England accepted an offer to head the arts program...

Jake Packard
I learned photography as a freshman at Harvard in the darkrooms of the Carpenter Center for Visual Arts in Harvard Yard, the very first year the Center opened. And today, I offer state-of-the-art photos made with the most outstanding photographic gear and software available.
All the pictures are...