Jeff had been a hobbyist photographer since he was nine years old when his mother gave him his first camera. But he did not come to photography professionally until later in life. After a career in technology began to turn South, Jeff turned his attentions to a rekindled passion for expressing himself through the lens. Finally, in December, 2008, he left his full time technology job to pursue a career in photography. Currently he is shooting real estate for ROI Photography as well as commercial work for national builders such as KB Homes.
During his time in technology, Jeff served as a mentor and teacher of technical concepts and software applications. It's this background in conjunction to his eye for detail and passion for photography and teaching which he brings to TPW. His 12 years of serving as trasnlator between programmers and users is leveraged in the workflow, software, and other technically abstract workshops.

After receiving his BA in Journalism, Joe ventured out into the freelance world and never looked back. For the past forty years, Joe has shot for clients from Coca Cola to Hennessy, Cessna to IBM. He has photographed the full line car brochures for Acura, Saturn, and Range Rover, not to mention campaigns for Jaguar, Ford, and Toyota. The tourism departments for Alberta Canada, Pennsylvania, Alabama, and Texas have contacted Joe for their state campaigns. Editorial clients such as National Geographic, Life, Texas Monthly, Time, Geo, and the New York Times magazine have used Joe for several assignments.
Now, Joe has submerged himself in the Fine Art world, and for the past two years, has traveled around the country documenting old windows. A definite departure from the world of graphic design and advertising. After a recent one man show, his windows are now represented by the Buchannan Gallery in Houston, and the Bering and James...