John Henry Bailton
Dancing, dogs, persian past times, copenhagen, glasses, lamp shades, easiness, early mornings, air conditioning, books, foreign innocence, old cars, bungalows, even shorter hair, egyptian cotton (without lint), random traveling, deserts, dog beaches, drapes, country bumpkins, stillness, navarro ave., unpopular culture... human being.
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Lisa Wiseman
Lisa's photography is about transitions, in-between spaces, and liminal moments. She explores the image as the quiet pause between the before and after. She shoots fashion and portraiture with a fine art eye, often honing in on subtle details of the model or the garment instead of showing the whole person. Through a deliberate use of cropping, she creates a narrative that focuses on elements that sometimes go unnoticed. Her images often have a cinematic film-still quality, which makes the viewer feel connected yet voyeuristic. She is fascinated by deconstructed and collective memories, cultural nostalgia, and identity formation. The intersection of these things informs and shapes her photography.
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Sita Kaylin
Sita Kaylin was born in San Francisco, 1970. She was raised a non sugar eating vegetarian by hippy coke dealers. She has been on her own since 15 and has done everything from being a carny to a sound engineer. Sita is a self taught shutterbug.
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Eric Charles
Eric Charles, a lapsed filmmaker, is an LA based photographer specializing in alternative and underground fashion and portraiture. Published in the US and Europe, he has created several iconic images that document the goth, fetish, and punk scenes. Most recently, he contributed to "Gothic: Dark Glamour" a book by fashion historian Valerie Steele in connection with the Museum at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) in New York City, and was featured in - and on the cover of - London's "Erotic Review" magazine.
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