Bio: Ewald Stals, original from Belgium, living in Russia and traveling for work to many places. Been doing photography for about 7 years.

Bio: Scot living and working in France for about 20 years. Been taking photos since I was about 17, but never with any particular goal or direction.

Bio: Hey y'all, Former computer engineer, retired now. Back into photography.

Bio: I have been taking photos since around 1980. There have been gaps in there when I wasn't taking any. I do it as a hobby.

Bio: Photography lover, legal historian, observing and loving everyday life.

Bio: Amateur photographer who loves film photography and spending time in the darkroom.

Bio: San Francisco-based urban photographer. I love the energy, architecture, and details of cities. Check out my gallery at weinbergphoto.com

Bio: Longtime involvement in photography, portraits, weddings, architecture, landscapes and studio work.

Bio: Civil Engineer and nature photography enthusiast

Bio: My friends abroad call me Chris. Happy amateur photographer living in Denmark.

Bio: I'm a New Jersey, USA based photographer with a background in graphic design who enjoys sharing the often humorous way in which I see the world.

Bio: Amateur historian with a camera based in Northern California. A little digital, a little film, a little luck.

Bio: Retired biology professor who has reinvigorated my interest in nature photography am trying to learn to create some photos I am proud to show others.

Bio: I am a photography enthusiast from Zurich, Switzerland. The world has so many strange and beautiful things so I shoot anything that catches my eye.

Bio: I'm a product designer by training and profession, but I love photography and I am interested to see where I go.

Bio: Hallo , nice to see you again.

Bio: I am an amateur photographer who shoots only (for now) digitally. My favorite genre of photography is urban landscape.

Bio: Professional photographer for 30 years, host of The Photographic Eye on YouTube a 200k+ community of photographers devoted to improving their images