Through their photography, Jane strives to capture the beauty of natural places and the spirit of wildlife and natural subjects. Jane hopes to foster a deeper awareness and appreciation for the fragile natural environment that we must cherish and protect. Jane produces their photographs using high-quality archival materials. They offer prints on fine art paper, metal and canvas. Jane currently shoots with high-resolution full-frame digital SLR cameras, and a wide assortment of lenses from 18 mm wide-angle landscapes to 500 mm intimate wildlife portraits. Jane always shoots totally manually as they require complete artistic control of their images.
https://jane-axman.pixels.com/
Robert Coomer – Batavia, OH 
Robert’s images are captured digitally in a way to build a sense of place and time; to reveal the beauty hidden in unexpected places. He prints the photographs using archival inks on fine art papers, canvas, and metals. Some images are printed on naturally and artificially rusted, worn, hand distressed aged steel and distressed industrial aluminum panels. He uses these specific materials to build emotional connection with decayed imagery.
Thomas Croce – Lebanon, OH 
Thomas graduated with a BED degree from Miami University school of Fine Art in 1984 and with a Master of Architecture from Washington University in 1987. He works with all the compositional elements, line, form, texture, light, and shadow to create his award-winning nature and wildlife images. Thomas’ art includes framed and mounted limited edition fiber selenium toned silver gelatin prints and framed and mounted monumental archival pigment prints. All prints are made using all archival materials.
https://www.tomcrocephoto.com/
https://www.instagram.com/tcrocephoto/
Rebecca Cummings and Rod McIntyre – Grove City, OH 
Being a team, Rod and Rebecca travel and explore together, each photographing the experience in their own individual way. Rod works in black and white creating simple yet uniquely sophisticated images, while Rebecca uses color, texture and lighting to create a mood. Both photographers work in digital and film but stay true to traditional photography using little or no photoshop.
https://www.dreamingtreegalleries.net/
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DTGalleries
Jeneen Hobby – Cleveland, OH 
Jeneen Hobby chose photography to document reality, to reveal its beauty. Using composition’s strength allows for the communication of emotion, presence, and thought. The photographs reveal lines, patterns, shapes, forms, rhythms, textures, or hues of a subject–often in abstraction–to create order, balance, and harmony. Movement is a key element of her work. Camera movement is used to create blur, reflecting encapsulated energy. Movement is inherent in the subject, such as in a sandstorm, water, wind, fog, life forms, and the play of light.
http://www.jeneenhobbyphotography.com
Sunny Liang – Chicago, IL 
Sunny finds inspiration and beauty in China’s natural landscapes. Hiking up mountain tops to capture the morning mist and sunrise is what they find joy in. Sunny has traveled from America’s National Parks to the cliffs of Santorini, all the way up to the mists of Mt. Tian Si in Southern China. Embracing the environment, they strive to present their view of the world and life’s quiet moments with full clarity.
https://www.etsy.com/shop/SKLiangPhotography
https://midwestsalute.com/portfolio_page/sunny-liang-2024/
Jessica Sheldon – Covington, KY 
Jessica’s photography shows the world in 35mm. Over 100 town and cities across the globed are transferred by hand to ceramic tile and embedded in handmade oak wood frames and serving trays. Her city-inspired drink coasters feature captivating images that bring the spirit of iconic landscapes to your tabletop. Jessica aims to help preserve history, document change, and celebrate the places we’ve grown up.