 Michael Grecco. Renowned for his conceptual approach, Michael Grecco puts the subject into new realms and takes people beyond the expected. He creates striking images for high-profile editorial and advertising clients like Sony, IBM, NBC, Time, Wired, and Newsweek. |
 Bill Frakes. World Press Gold Medal winner Bill Frakes, a regular contributor to Sports Illustrated, discusses how he uses Aperture to catalog and manage an entire career’s worth of photography. See Bill Frakes' slideshow on the Aperture website. |
 Ron Haviv. A co-founder of VII, Ron Haviv’s photos mark the defining moments of political conflicts and humanitarian crises. His work has been published by leading magazines worldwide and has earned numerous awards ranging from World Press Photo to Picture of the Year. |
 Robert Leslie. Winner of several international photography awards, Robert Leslie spans the poetic to the absurd with his documentary, still life, and performance photography. He’s also recognized for his work on music video productions like Peter Gabriel’s Secret World Live tour. |
 Steve Winter. National Geographic contributing photographer Steve Winter takes us to the most remote and hidden places on Earth. His stories have appeared worldwide in major publications like GEO, Time, Newsweek, Fortune, Natural History, Business Week, Scientific American, and Stern. Photo slideshow. |
 Heinz Kluetmeier. With over 100 Sports Illustrated covers to his name, Heinz Kluetmeier has captured the excitement and intensity of the most defining moments in sport’s history. His photograph of the US Hockey Team’s ‘miracle on ice’ victory at the 1980 Lake Placid games has become an iconic sports shot. |
 Vincent Laforet. Pulitzer prize-winning photographer Vincent Laforet uses Aperture to capture breaking news assignments and high-end commercial jobs in RAW — where the deadline is always yesterday. Photo slideshow . |
 Casey Templeton. 2005 College Photographer of the Year, Casey Templeton is a graduate of James Madison University with a degree in Media Arts and Design. He is currently an intern at National Geographic Magazine. |
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