Allan Weitz began taking photographs - commercial and otherwise - when the term 'digital' meant doing something with your fingers. Primarily known as a yachting and editorial photographer, his work has appeared in Life, New York Magazine, Nautical Quarterly, Forbes, Yachting, Boating, Esquire, Popular Mechanics, and Philadelphia Magazine to name a few. As a writer, his work has appeared in Popular Photography, Camera Arts, View Camera, Picture, as well as advertising and promotional publications for Nikon, Epson, Fuji, Hasselblad, and SinarBron. Allan currently serves as Senior Copywriter and Head Muckitymuck of Creative Content for the B&H Website... and he loves every minute of it.

Andrew P. Byrd holds an MFA in Film & Television Production from the Savannah College of Art and Design. His films have been awarded "Best of Show", "Best Director", "Best Cinematography", "Best Actress", "Best Editing", and have been recognized by the Student Academy Awards. Andrew’s first independent feature, Johnny Appleweed, had its world premiere at The Tribeca Cinemas in New York City. It was also an "Official Showcase Selection" in the 2008 From Here To Awesome Festival. Johnny Appleweed is currently being distributed by Indieflix and is available on Hulu.com. Andrew is considered an expert in both the marketing and distribution of independent films. He teaches his DIY Distribution and Film Festival Survival courses throughout the country. Andrew is currently producing the international television series entitled Beer Amongst the Belgians.

David Brommer is a NYC based photographer who currently works as the B&H Event Space Manager. Well versed in photography from pixels to platinum, David has created a body of work centering on portraits of fringe society that is slated for a traveling exhibition and a book aptly titled, "Seattle Suspects". David operated the gallery "Suspect Photography" in Seattle during the 90's and continues to explore new technology and old techniques.

Gabriel Biderman is a travel and self-taught fine art photographer for over 15 years. He states proudly, "I love the process of creating the image. Classic cameras, Pinholes, and Plastic Cameras help push the visions along - I'm a big fan of choosing a specific camera to get me into a certain mindset. I try to spend some quality time in my Darkroom every week - though, thanks to Lensbabies, the digital darkroom is piquing my interest in pixels!" Gabe's work has been featured in photography exhibits in San Francisco, New York, London, and Hawaii as well as being published in print and on the internet. Currently Gabriel can be found on the road at photo trade shows and industry events marketing for B&H Photo Video and Pro-Audio. He also teaches workshops on night photography across the country.

Joey Quintero was born in Tucson Arizona, and schooled as a chemist. Joey is known for his critical eye and applies his technical drive with his passion for photography. The creative process was exposed to him at an early age, having grown up on movie Sets, while helping his chef father cater for the Stars. He would sneak away to lend a helping hand to the Camera Operators and crew. Over the years, he got hooked! Coinciding his studies in Chemistry at the University of Arizona, Joey has an extensive background in Art History, and studied Photography at the Speos Institute in Paris. Joey shoots for top independent Fashion Designers, and Look Books in New York City. In addition, Joey also enjoys sharing and teaching at lectures and workshops and can be found in the Lighting department of B&H offering his expertise to professional photographers.

Kelly Mena is a New York City based filmmaker with experience in both documentary and narrative films. Currently, she is a Video Pro User in B&H’s marketing department. She has years of experience as a videographer and editor specializing in high-end weddings. Kelly managed a top New York event studio before breaking out on her own as a freelancer. With a background in film production, her approach to filming and editing a wedding is professionally artistic and focused on bringing a visually appealing piece together.

Chris Gampat is the Lead Writer for BHInsights.com and the Editor in Chief of ThePhoblographer.com. He’s been a photography and technology blogger for years and has written for PCMag.com, DigitalCameraReview.com, PhotographyBay.com, Geek.com and others. Chris has also worked for Magnum Photos and is a former paparazzo, wedding photographer, and photojournalist. Chris has also had work published in the NY Times, Gizmodo, Boston Globe, and others. He often talks and helps other visually impaired photographers deal with the challenges they face in the photography world.

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