Photographers
Edis Jurcys
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Edis Jurcys was born in Klaipėda, Lithuania. He graduated as a Director of Photography from the Moscow Film Institute, and worked for eight years at Moscow Central Television. In 1989 he left for America. He still works there as a fine art and commercial photographer, and documentary cameraman. He has held over thirty personal exhibitions in the USA, Japan and Europe, and won several important awards.
In 2004 he published his first book of B&W photographs, called “Thread”. He is known for his attention to cultural and social topics.
www.edisphoto.com
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Andrew Burdick
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Drew’s photography seeks to highlight the ever-evolving relationship between people, the world in which we live and the natural systems we
depend on for survival. Using images as an educational tool, his photos aim to help replace
ecological apathy with a necessary culture of stewardship for people and the planet.
Drew is currently developing a Master’s degree program that will combine writing, photography, and environmental science.
Check out more of his work:
http://www.andrewburdickphotography.com
http://www.hisandherphotography.com
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Brian McLernon
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Brian McLernon is a commercial freelance photographer based in Portland, Oregon. Originally from New Jersey and educated in Arizona, Philadelphia and New York City, he moved to Oregon in 1996, shooting primarily for editorial, commercial, corporate and lifestyle: locations, portraits, products, travel, public relations, weddings, seniors, artworks, sports, reunions, special events and much more, capturing moments and telling visual stories.
www.brianmclernon.com
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Carson Herrick
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Programmer, photographer, passionate pacifist, and potential poet: Carson is a on an unending quest to make a living being creative while enjoying multiple meandering career paths. When he’s not shooting various projects for in|ur, he spends his time building his Atlanta-based family photography business, and developing game play content for the virtual world of Kaneva.
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Frank Falat
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Shooting off rounds of megapixels and traveling, near and far, is how this design engineer makes the most of his personal time. Some of his favorite pictures he's captured have materialized from scratching around the underbelly of the Portland area under the auspice of a full moon. He believes we're surrounded by beauty in our day to day life and photography brings attention to these often overlooked gems.
Frank can be reached through his website www.flickr.com/photos/frankofotos/ or email.
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Alex Close
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Alex Close is a gnarbuckling native of Oregon. After spending his formative years in Portland and Corvallis he traded in his poncho and rain fly for some powder skis and sunscreen and moved south to sunny Lake Tahoe, Calif. He used the dramatic Sierra as a backdrop to hone his skills as a writer, photographer, hiker, skier, sailor and general mountain man before heeding the call of the Great Northwest and moving back to his home state in search of greener pastures. He currently works as a teacher in Portland between weekend adventures to reclaim his homeland.
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