May 2005 - Tyler Boley became active in fine art photography in the eighties, studying with Ruth Bernhard, Marsha Burns, Micheal Burns, Lucien Clergue, Linda Conner, Judy Dater, Frank Gohlke, Phillip Hyde, Mark Klett, Tom Millea, Richard Misrach, Ann Noggle, John Sexton, Jerry Uelsmann, and Brett Weston. read more

April 2005 - Bill Davis has been photographing with creative intent since the age of 14. His preference of grayscale photography is natural and intuitive. Black and white imagery combines the values Davis finds most similar to the boundaries of his own human condition. In his search to find digital solutions to traditional photographic processes, Davis started using Piezography inks in 2002.. read more

March 2005 - Chris Clor first discovered Piezography inks as he searched for a unique way to reproduce his fine art prints on watercolor paper with his first ink jet printer, an Epson 3000. Today, Chris uses an Epson 7600 with the ErgoSoft StudioPrint RIP and PiezoTone inks to produce his fine art black and white portfolio and prints. read more

January 2005 - Phil Bard began his career in professional photography running a commercial studio in Los Angeles. His work then covered a broad spectrum ranging from corporate advertising and annual reports to magazine work. read more

December 2004 - William Simone has 23 years of professional photography experience. In 1981 he opened Simone Associates, one of the premier advertising illustration studios in the Mid-Atlantic Region. They focus on still life, food, people and architecture. read more

November 2004 - Tom Mallonee has often been drawn to photographic subjects which stray from the conventional notions of western landscape photography, yet still embrace decisive composition and fine printing technique. read more