Jason Reed is currently Assistant Professor of Photography at Texas State University--San Marcos. In addition to his work exploring the border region of his native Texas, he is the director of the Borderland Youth Documentary Project, which empowers young people to tell their stories through photography, sound arts, and map making. jasonreedphoto.com

Jamil Hellu was born in Brazil in 1976, and received his BFA in photography from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2003, is currently working towards an MFA in art practice at Stanford University. In 2007 he was selected for a six-month art residence at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris and was granted a Markowski-Leach scholarship in 2008. He lives in San Francisco. jamilhellu.net

Brent Boggs is a photographer living and working in Baltimore, MD. He graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a BFA in photography in the spring of 2008. brentboggs.com

Andrea Bakacs’s images are influenced by her background and overlapping interests in travel, cultural iconography, and the environment. Snow Pictures explores her fascination with the resonances and transformative qualities of snow over a landscape. andreabakacs.com

Melanie Flood is a photographer and the Founder/Director of Melanie Flood Projects, a salon-style gallery showcasing emerging talent in her Brooklyn home. melanieflood.com

David Schoerner lives and works in NYC. davidschoerner.com

Joe Small (b. 1986) is pursuing his MFA at the University of Notre Dame and received his BS from Drexel University. His work is part of Catherine Edelman's The Chicago Project and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston's collection. joesmall.net

Nat Ward attended Tisch School of the Arts where he received a BFA in
photography and imaging. He is based in Brooklyn. natwardphoto.com

Rebecca Loyche is a NYC based conceptual artist whose work deals with the idea of history as reality and examines power dynamics. Her recent projects explore the
environment, objects, sights, and sounds that question taboos in society, media saturation, and the afterlife of an event. rebeccaloyche.com

Carl Wooley is a photographer from Brooklyn. He is currently at work on a commission for foam (fotographiemuseum amsterdam). An exhibition of this work will be on display this spring and summer in Amsterdam. carlwooley.com

Josh Murfitt is a former film student now taking photographs. He was born in 1987 in the United Kingdom. joshmurfitt.com

Jeff McLane is an artist and photographer based in Los Angeles. A recent graduate of CalArts (07), his current work focuses on city beautification and exterior landscape. jeffmclane.com

Sam Morgan was born and raised in New York City. It was not until he first arrived at Bard College and followed a girl to the Photography Department portfolio reviews that he really fell for photography (and the girl fell for someone else). Sam now lives and works in Brooklyn. His work has been shown with Metro Color Collision in New York, at the Frisbee Festival during Art Basel, Miami, and with the Humble Arts Foundation in Brooklyn, Chelsea and the World Wide Web. smorganphoto.com

Megan Cump holds an MFA from SAIC. She has had a solo White Room Exhibition at White Columns and exhibited at Islip Art Museum, ARENA Gallery, and Bronx Museum of Art. megancump.com

Sarah Stonefoot has an MFA from Illinois State University. She currently lives in Madison, WI and is a visiting Assistant Professor at Beloit College. sarahstonefoot.com

Michel Mazzoni, installed since July 2008 in Brussels (Belgium), working on projects in which the photographic medium is used . . . his works were shown in the gallery Confluence in Nantes (France), in the Museum of modern art (MAMAC) of Liège (Belgium), in meetings of the photography in Arles (France), in the festival of the environmental image in Paris (France), in the gallery Asoko in Brussels (Belgium), to the festival Music Action in Nancy (France), in the Gallery Lillebonne in Nancy, in the national stages of Vandoeuvre and Forbach (France). michelmazzoni.com