Andrew Rivers is based out of Germantown, MD with 10 + years of experience in fine art photography. Andrew utilizes this experience to complete the assignments you need and to deliver the photos you want.
"I’m interested in exploring a wide range of photographic techniques in commercial, portrait, and fine art photography. I love a challenge and endeavor to learn as I go." Excited by the variety of possibilities that a photographer can offer and focused on the client, no shoot is beyond what our imaginations can conquer.
I am a Maryland based photographer whose work has been exhibited in the mid-Atlantic region and local spaces including the Mansion At Strathmore, Cafritz Gallery, Edison Gallery, the Torpedo Factory, and Glenview Mansion. My work is in private collections as well as public venues. I was selected as a winner in the Glenview Mansion Library competition by Amy Cavanaugh-Royce, Director of the Maryland Art Place in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Over the past two decades, Jonathan has become one of the most well established local artists in the Maryland and Mid-Atlantic areas. Originally from Baltimore, he began drawing at a very early age, soon earning recognition throughout his school days for his mural paintings and pen and ink yearbook contributions.
Damon Arhos is a visual artist and art educator who lives and works in Washington, DC and Louisville, Kentucky. A gay American of Greek descent, he creates artworks that present portraits of identity as they reflect both queer experiences and cultural dichotomies. Arhos frequently appropriates Ancient Greek art and mythology, anthropomorphic forms, and elements of LGBTQIA+ culture within repetitive and everyday visual contexts.
Vince Lupo is originally from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and has been involved in photography since 1978. He has a Bachelor of Applied Arts degree in photography from Ryerson Polytechnic University in Toronto, and a Master of Fine Arts degree in photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, GA. In 1997, Vince founded his own commercial photography firm, Direction One, Inc., based in Linthicum, MD.
Michael Hunter Thompson is a photographer living in Frostburg, Maryland. He has a BA from Frostburg State University in Graphic Design. Thompson began experimenting with photography in 2011 using layering, texturing, and other manipulation techniques. His style has evolved, now mainly shooting at dusk/nightfall using a more cinematic approach. Thompson’s work has achieved acclaim at the local, state, and national level. His most recent work, Fade To Blue consisted of 40 staged interior and exterior photo shoots of his historical high school which were recently razed.
The visionary artist Ariston Jacks creates a decisive swath through the art world with his multi-disciplinary practice. His work serves as social collage that combines ancient African, European and American social phenomena through 21st century sub-cultures. The early stages of his art practice developed in his hometown of Pine Bluff, AR.
Jonna McKone is a photographer, time-based artist, filmmaker and journalist. She is a graduate of Bowdoin College and holds an MFA in experimental and documentary arts from Duke University.
Brent Taylor
Brent Taylor (°1982, Baltimore, United States) makes paintings, photos, media art and mixed media artworks. With a conceptual approach, Taylor touches on various overlapping themes and strategies. Several reoccurring subject matters can be recognized, such as the relation with popular culture and media, working with repetition, provocation, and the investigation of the process of expectations.