Billy Sheahan is a world traveling freelance photographer and director specializing in fine art, travel, fashion and people photography as well as film and television motion projects for advertising and commercial clients. Sheahan is based in Chicago, Illinois, but often travels to New York and Europe.
“I try to set up projects where I trek out to the middle of nowhere and am able to photograph families who live in these remote areas. There is something about these portraits that I find very noble and timeless. Families that live so far off the beaten path have such an affectionate way of interacting that I feel really privileged to be able to capture these candid moments. Recently, I hiked into a very remote village in the mountains of Costa Rica, as there are no roads, and trails are fit for horses and mules only part of the year.
Families in this region are for the most part self-sufficient, as they often get cut off from the rest of the world in the rainy season. The people I met there truly lived the Pura Vida lifestyle, and didn’t seem miss anything not found in the surrounding cloud forest.”
Website: www.kevinheslinphoto.com
“Roaming the streets of London where everyday you see 1001 things worth a picture. It’s a fantastic city to take pictures of.
I am a photo enthusiast living in London, UK. I take pictures of people in streets, strange situations and all things coming along in London.
Through extensive traveling I collected plenty of great travel photographs showing the beauty of Asia, the Americas, Africa and Europe.”
Seattle based Food Photographer and Writer | Lara Ferroni
“I didn’t really mean to become a photographer. But with the first photo that I took of a batch of homemade raspberry scones, I knew I was a goner. My family quickly learned to ask first before digging in with their forks as I became completely snap-happy around any kind of food. Family vacations were hijacked to make special trips to particularly photogenic markets or restaurants.
Luckily for me, and my family, this passion quickly turned into something a bit more useful… beautiful images of food, travel and life for editorial publications and advertising.
I keep a very small shop. My studio is located in my light-filled house. I mostly do my own food and prop styling. I love to use natural sunlight light. The sense of home and wonder you see in my photos comes from the way I work and the fact that I am a home cook and that I shoot in a home (be it one with a really large selection of tableware).” >>>read more about Lara Ferroni