Marine
Dan Lamont is an internationally recognized, award winning photojournalist and a long-time contributor to many publications including Time, Newsweek, Life, Businessweek, Forbes, Fortune, The new York Times, Smithsonian, GEO, Stern and Der Spiegel. His corporate, advertising and nonprofit clients include Microsoft, AT&T, Uniliver, Acccenture, The Ford Foundation, The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Casey Family Programs, United Way and Volunteers of America. Dan is an expert in production and business analysis for independent content producers. He holds a Master of Communication in Digital Media and is a sought after speaker and teacher. His courses, lectures and workshops have been presented by The University of Washington, The Art Institute of Seattle, The Photographic Center Northwest, The American Society of Media Photographers, The National Press Photographers Association and the Society for Photographic Education. He sits on the University of Washington Communications Alumni Board and is a former Director of the AMerican Society of Media Photographers (ASMP), Past-president of the ASMP Foundation, and served on the board of the Blue Earth Alliance.
A photographer working out of Portsmouth, RI
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Daniel Forster was born on Valentine’s Day, in Murten, Switzerland. After an apprenticeship in a photo studio in Berne, he became a freelance photographer in 1974 and has since covered ten America’s Cups and eleven Olympic Games, one of them the Winter Games in Calgary.
His photographs appear in every major Yachting magazine in Europe, the USA, New Zealand, and Australia. 1986/87 TIME magazine sent him for five months to Perth, Australia and used his picture of America’s Cup winner Dennis Conner on the February cover.
Daniel is one of the official photographers in charge of the Rolex Yachting events. Which means covering events like New York Yacht Club events, the Rolex Fastnet Race, Rolex Baltic Regatta, Rolex Big Boat Series in San Francisco, Rolex Swan Cup, Rolex Middle Sea Race and Rolex Sydney Hobart Race.
This hectic schedule still leaves some time for a Cape Horn rounding or a Galapagos cruise. Daniel Forster now lives in Jamestown, just across the bridge from Newport, Rhode Island, USA. During his off time he goes fishing with his daughter Daphne.
Quality imaging for the Marine and Hospitality industries. Interior, exterior, lifestyle, aerial, destination, travel, editorial. Still and Video. Member: ASMP, PAPA, AOPA, ISAP, PADI
Assignment and stock photography for the needs of business.
Award-winning photographer Karen I. Hirsch tells stories with her photos. She works as a partner with clients to create images that communicate their story.
Hirsch is both a problem-solver and artist. She listens to what her clients want to convey and produces dynamic photos which communicate that message.
She is excellent at capturing the ‘decisive moment’ whether it be peak action in sports or the fleeting expression of a child.
Hirsch offers versatility. She can shoot with a photojournalistic style or create imaginative digital derivations.
Her photos have been published internationally in books, magazines, newspapers, calendars and award annuals including Graphis and Communication Arts.
Prints from her large stock library of travel, scenic and sports images are purchased for interior decor by major corporations and private collectors.
She is especially known for her imagery of Chicago and sailboat racing, in addition to her photos of well-known personalities.
Hirsch has received photography grants from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and the Illinois Arts Council.
She exhibited more than 200 photos in the ‘My Chicago’ show (25 years of Chicago’s people, places and events) at the Daley Civic Center in 2003. The exhibit, sponsored by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, was showcased on the front page of the Tempo section of the Chicago Tribune and was featured on Chicago Tonight on WTTW -TV.
In 2007, Hirsch was one of the ten ASMP photographers who were invited to participate in ‘Rizhao, China in the Eyes of Foreign Photographers.’
Chicago, IL 60609