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Originally from France, Alain Briot has been living in the United States since 1986, first in Flagstaff, Arizona, where he received his Bachelor and Master's degrees from Northern Arizona University, then in Michigan's Upper Peninsula where he worked on his doctorate at Michigan Technological University. Now based in the Southwest, currently on the Navajo Reservation in Canyon de Chelly, Alain makes his living from the sale of his work both as fine art prints and stock use. Alain's original training as a painter at the Academy des Beaux Arts in Paris allows him to combine his experience as an oil painter with his photographic expertise. Natural light, composition and color are a constant source of inspiration. Alain also writes articles on photography on topics ranging from equipment reviews to photographic assignments. |
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Paul is a full time marketing rep for a Computer Company and lives in Little Rock, Arkansas. He has been involved with film photography for over 25 years and digital for 4. He worked in his own darkroom with the Cibarchrome process for about 5 years. He primarily focuses on outdoor scenic shooting and prefers to work with water and time exposures. Recently he has started to shoot birds local to his home state. He works with a D1x and a range of Nikon lenses and prints on the Epson 1280 or 2000P. Since Paul has a good knowledge of PC's and computing, he was quickly drawn to the world of digital photography. Website - Email |
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Jim started photography in the mid 80's, using primarily 4x5 view cameras with an interest in landscape. He printed his own work, focusing primarily on Cibachrome printing, where he learned the in and outs of transparency contrast masking. He has since moved out of the darkroom and is printing using an Epson 7600 and 9500. In addition to a digital workflow, he is currently working with traditional platinum printing, using negatives made from digital images. He is currently represented by the Susan Spiritus Gallery in Newport Beach, Ca. |
While he considers himself primarily a “Fine Art / Landscape” photographer, Jack has photographed for commercial and corporate clients, led several fine-art photographic workshops, and instructed novice through advanced photographers in a variety of photographic venues. Jack’s work has been exhibited in galleries from California to New York, and the Bibliothèque Nationale selected one of Jack’s images to be part of a collection they procured on “Images of the American Southwest.” Today he remains passionate in his pursuit of creating photographic art and enjoys photographing most anything from architecture and machinery to people and wildlife, yet the natural landscape persists as his favorite subject. |
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Shared since 1973 the photographic work with Uwe Steinmueller. Bettina is more concentrated on the artistic side (colors, composition, content) of the photographs and leaves all more technical stuff to Uwe. Bettina shaped our photographic style in the late seventies. She is also the toughest critique on Bettina's and Uwe's photo work. Bettina and Uwe now work following the motto "Colors-by-Nature". |
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Uwe Steinmueller (born 1947) started his photography in Germany 1973. He shares a joint copyright with his wife Bettina. First Exhibitions 1978 in Bremen, Germany with photos from Venice, South Tirol, Germany, France. Move to California in 1997, Working seriously on digital photography since 1999. Uwe is today very much also focussed on the digital workflow, raw file processing and the printing process (color and B/W on large format Epson printers with archival inks). Uwe is influencing today many different imaging tools as part of the early testing of these products. You can find porfolios by B+U Steinmueller at:
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