“He has worked with most of the major recording labels, creating portraits and album artwork for artists like the Eagles, Cypress Hill, Lou Reed, Eminem, Gomez, The Dixie Chicks, Maroon 5, and Los Lobos among others.   A collection of his rock and roll photos titled ” Midnight Miles”   was published by Simon and Schuster in 2006.

Wray-McCann 0 compares photography to cooking, believing that the essence of both depends on bringing together the best ingredients.

Currently Wray-McCann is currently finishing up an album called “Operation Aloha”   which is slated for release on May 12th, 2009.”

“Daniel is a Metro Vancouver photographer. His first experience working professionally was in 1993, when he assisted for a commercial advertising photographer based out of Yaletown. Little did he know that it wasn’t to be until years later that he would become a full-time professional himself….Daniel’s work is inspired by the likes of photographic masters such as Cartier-Bresson 2, Avedon 8, Irving Penn 6, Winogrand 2, Mazzucco  , and wedding photographers Joe Buissink, David Oliver, Marcus Bell (just to name a few), and painter Jack Vettriano. He characterizes his photography as modern, but timeless, candid documentary, and completely versatile.”

“Ever since the first camera I got to hold in my hands I thought about it as a magic device. It still is for me. The ability to freeze a moment. Chance to capture something that is so many times so close, but so often unnoticed.”

“My name is Nicholas J. Birchak. I was born legally blind and now enjoy taking pictures to offer the sighted world A Blind Perspective and how someone with a visual disability view the world.

I recently graduated with my Masters in College Student Services Administration from The College of Saint Rose. Hopefully one day, if the whole National Geographic photographer thing doesn’t work out I’ll be the Dean of Student Affairs at some college. “