
pete
saloutos is a commercial
photographer based in Bainbridge Island, Washington. His diverse
imagery includes dynamic sports, health care, corporate, landscape
and underwater photography. Currently featured as one of the Nikon's
“Legends Behind the Lens,” his work has been published countless
times by most Fortune 500 companies. When he is not taking
photographs, Pete is active in charitable fundraising efforts at the
national and community level.
don
normark
has had over 10,000 of his photographs published over the past 40
years in Sunset and other magazines, as well as numerous books.
Normark's award-winning photos have been shown at the Brooklyn
Museum, Friends of the Photography Gallery, the Focus Gallery as
well as the permanent collections of the Brooklyn Museum, MIT, and
the Smithsonian. In the early 1950's Don used the last of his GI
Bill to study the history of art in Rome. He quit his job at Look
Magazine and sailed from New York to Naples. The camera he used was
a new model from a young company called Nikon.

wendy
amdahl is a freelance stock
photographer and portrait artist born, raised and still living
in the sunny, sultry state of Florida. She likes to take her
photographic cues from her tropical state, and the many
whimsical tourists who inhabit it. She strives to keep her
photography fun, eclectic and a tad bit quirky! She
specializes in Digital Lifestyle Stock Photography with a focus
on People and Color. She also loves shooting all things Retro,
Vintage, Tropical and Kitschy. She's won various awards for her
work, but she's quick to note that her greatest accomplishment
is being blessed with a wonderful family that indulges her
eccentricities and inspires her each and every day to pick up
her camera and shoot! Her favorite inspirational thought..."Do
what you love, love what you do...and the world will come to
you!"
oscar
garces
is a journalist and
photographer, based in Colombia. Oscar works in the Andinos
countries; Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela. He established the
Camara Lucida agency in 1995 to cover photojournalism. Later he
built a stock agency covering general photo subjects. Oscar and his
team are well-experienced in both the commercial and stock
photography worlds. And their photography of Latin people will add
further depth to the diversity of lifestyles in the mylife
collection.

ken
anderson went to Brooks
Institute of Photography, and has been doing advertising photography
for over 15 years. He has received numerous awards, including
multiple winnings in The One Show, Communication Arts, Kelley Awards
and the British Art Directors Awards.
Ken's recent clients include, Adidas, Brooks Shoes, Merrell Shoes,
Corona Beer, Chevrolet, CNN, Columbia Sportswear, Giro Helmets, GT
Bikes, Malibu Rum, Old Spice Deodorant, Olin Skis, Scott Tissue, V8
Splash, Febreze, Yoplait, USPS, Progressive Insurance and Microsoft.
That doesn't leave him a lot of time for mylife, but, in his own
words, he's "one of the greatest guys you could ever hope to meet".

michael freeman
lives in London. He has
been a principal photographer for the Smithsonian Magazine for many
years. Freeman's work has been widely published internationally in
all major magazines, including GEO, the Sunday Times Magazine,
Smithsonian, Life, International Wildlife, Stern, Paris-Match, the
Telegraph Magazine, the Observer, the Independent, Design Magazine,
GQ Magazine, National Geographic, Omni, Condé Nast Traveler,
Illustrated London News, Merian, Newsweek and Asahi Shimbum. Michael
is also the author of 35 books on photography and numerous books on
travel and architecture subjects. He knows books and his
publications have been enthusiastically received worldwide.

paula
showen is a
native-born Floridian, currently living in the Tampa Bay area. Her
education and career in computer technology has been an asset for
her digital work. Paula is now a portrait artist, specializing in
maternity, infant and children's photography. Her passion is
capturing the earliest stages of bonding between mother and child.
Paula's work also includes shooting for medical and homeopathic
magazines, city promotional images, wildlife magazines and gallery
exhibits. She has been the recipient of several photographic awards
enjoys working with mylife.
dinodia,
the largest photo library in India, represents over 400
photographers from all over the world. The agency now boasts
over one million images in its files. Dinodia was founded by
Jagdish Agarwal in the late 1980’s. Jagdish named the library
after the town of Dinod, the village of his birth. The idea
behind Dinodia’s name (and one that goes very well with the
mylife concept) is to acknowledge one’s roots.
|
nick
kirk
lives on the beautiful western coast of Scotland. He is an
ex-professional yachtsman and keen sports enthusiast. Nick
initially used his photography skills to help in the development
of yacht sail design. He was then encouraged to turn his
photography "professional". Four years ago he set up his own
company and became one of the industry leaders in yachting and
marine photography. Today Nick’s images capture action, activity
and movement, now focusing on lifestyle, commerce and industrial
themes. Nick is acquiring a solid reputation for his composition
of people, colour and conceptual environments.

angela
cameron
was born in Toronto, and lived and worked as a nurse in Winnipeg
for many years. She has recently moved to Vancouver with her
daughter. Primarily self taught in Photography, Angela has
received numerous awards over the last 15 years; she has
published in Photo Life, Photographic, and Canadian Geographic
magazines, to name a few. Angela's portraits, creative still
life, infra-red landscapes, architecture and Polaroid techniques
are often used to create images with impact and an artistic
feeling. Angela claims she is ‘’never at a loss for ideas”, and
is very happy to be part of the mylife team.

kevin wildermuth,
a Seattle photographer and mixed media artist, has been
engaged in photographic pursuits for 25 years. He went to
Evergreen State College and has shown at many galleries in Seattle
and Portland, including Traver, Hundred Waters, Fuller-Ellwood, Fuel,
and most recently Esther Claypool, Blue Sky and Artemis Gallery. His
work is included in the City of Seattle's Portable Works Collection
and the collections of Swedish Hospital, Immunex Corporation,
Children's Hospital, and ArtSource Inc, as well as many private
collections. The constant emphasis of Kevin's work has been cultural
anthropology, or in plain English, the way things really look.
tomas del amo has
been a professional commercial photographer since 1979. With studio
and location facilities in Honolulu, Hawaii Boulder, Colorado and
Auckland, New Zealand he has unsurpassed capabilities for corporate,
industrial, product and portrait photography. His commitment to
excellence is as evident in his pictures as in his clients'
endorsements. His passion for his work and his appreciation for what
he is photographing put him at the pinnacle of his profession. The
fine art prints from the Tomás del Amo Collection have been
displayed in galleries and are owned by art collectors worldwide.

mary oei grew
up in Holland and was trained as a teacher. She moved to Florida
seven years ago with her husband and four children. There she
created a perfect combination of the two things she loves most,
children and photography. Mary strives to capture the natural
expressions of people. And her experience as a teacher has proven
very helpful.

patrick byrd
graduated from the University of Texas with a degree in Psychology
in 1994. After a few years on the road, he accidentally stumbled
into a job as an investigator for an industrial law firm. One day,
while hiding in the bushes on yet another long surveillance, he took
some photos -not of the case at hand, but simply to entertain
himself. These photos eventually proved to be marketable. That’s
when he got serious. After a couple of years of diligent study he
launched an award-winning career as a freelance photographer.
mylife likes
Patrick's background. He's a good observer of people, and that makes
him a better lifestyle photographer.

steve wanke has
been a professional photographer for some 25 years; 5 of which have
been exclusively digital. Living near Portland, Oregon, Steve shoots
subjects from people to architecture. However, he is best known for
his lifestyle photography, and we are fortunate that he is part of
mylife.
guylaine
couttolenc
is based
in Mexico City, Guylaine Couttolenc has been an artistic and
commercial photographer for almost 20 years. She studied photography
in Mexico and at the Speos School of Photography in Paris. She also
founded "Banco Mexicano de Imágenes", the leading image bank in
Mexico. At the moment, Guylaine is the photographic editor for Quien
Magazine, a publication of Time Expansion Inc.
ignacio
vidau
has been a professional photographer since 1980. He had a studio in
Mexico City, with several photographers working for him until
1999. Today he is dedicated to digital photography and spends most
of his time creating fine art photo prints on canvas . Ignacio is
enthusiastic about the mylife concept; and he is eager to show the
modern, as well as the traditional, lifestyles of people in his
country.
hans
wiesenhofer
is truly one of the finest photographers of peoples and places in
all of Europe. Living in Vienna and Pollau, Austria, Hans has a rich
history of photography that includes work for Time-Life, Geo, Stern,
Minolta and FMR. Hans has also published numerous books on subjects
related to travel and people in Austria, Greece, Germany, Canada,
the Middle East and the United States. |