A commercial and fine art photographer in New York, Daryl-Ann Saunders has been commissioned by a wide range of clients, including Forbes, NY Life Insurance Company, Showtime Networks, and many music publications. Her fine art work is widely exhibited and held in both private and corporate collections, including Pfizer and GE. On the Platform is her ongoing project of color photographs created on subway platforms at night in cities throughout the world. Her photographs clarify the colorful, complex relationship between man-made structures, community, and nature. In 2009, this large-scale work is featured on 4’x10’ banners for ongoing public art display in Jersey City, NJ. Her fine art work can also be viewed at Safe-T Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.

www.dasfineart.com

Helen K. Garber is known for her night urban landscapes from international cities, as well as for her project, A Night View of Los Angeles, a 40-foot, 360-degree panorama of Los Angeles seen from the U.S. Bank Tower helipad that was commissioned for the 2006 Biennale of Architecture in Venice, Italy. Urban Noir/LA-NY, her multimedia installation and photographic exhibition, was featured in 2007 at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz, New York. Her photographs have appeared in books and are in permanent collections of museums and private and corporate collections nationwide. She is represented in Los Angeles by Paul Kopeikin Gallery and in Boston by Tepper/Takayama Fine Arts.

www.helenkgarber.com

A photographer, writer, and media professional based in New York since 1985, Jill Waterman has specialized in night photography since the early 1980s. Her photographic projects include Nightscapes, a series of long-exposure color photographs and The New Year's Eve Project, a 25-year, ongoing and international documentation of this annual celebration. Waterman's photographs have been exhibited and collected internationally and have received extensive media coverage, including a 2002 interview with Katie Couric on NBC's The Today Show. Her first book, Night and Low Light Photography was published in August 2008 by Watson Guptill. By day, Waterman works for PDN Custom Media and Events as editor of the ASMP Bulletin and PDNedu, in addition to a number of other custom media projects.

www.nightphotographybook.com

Lance Keimig is a Pembroke, Massachusetts based photographer best known for his night time photographs of the built environment. He has been teaching photography since 1997 for numerous schools and organizations in the Boston area as well as leading workshops for the Texas Photographic Society, Rayko Photo Center in San Francisco, and annual photo tours in Ireland and Scotland. In 2003 Keimig founded the Mono Lake Photo Workshops in California, to promote interest in the fragile ecosystem of the Eastern Sierra through photography. He is also co-founder of The Nocturnes Night Photography Workshops, a San Francisco based organization that promotes night photography through workshops, exhibitions, and its acclaimed Web site. Keimig is the director of Harvard University's Three Columns Gallery, which presented the inaugural exhibition of Darkness, Darkness, a traveling exhibition of Contemporary American Night Photography which he curated. His photographs are held in numerous public and corporate collections and represented in Boston by the Pepper Gallery.

http://www.thenightskye.com

Mark Jaremko’s interest in photography began during his childhood in Toronto when he received a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye from his father. In recent years, his focus has been on night photography in urban and industrial settings. He is fascinated by the interplay of static and moving objects and how meaning is conveyed by color as well as composition. He photographs at all times of the day but is most drawn to night scenes evoking tranquility, loneliness, and isolation. He is attracted by the peaceful and secluded nature of the night, and his goal is to capture this mood in his photographs.

www.markjaremko.com

Guerilla historian and low light photography aficionado Steve Duncan has been honing his craft as a photographer and urban explorer for over ten years, documenting his love of urban history and indulging his fascination with the built environment in cities around the world. Duncan's photographs are a compelling testimony to the urban environment as dynamic and alive, while the historical undertones imbue the photographs with personality and meaning. Though his explorations take him around the world, Duncan always returns to his favorite city, and home, New York.

www.undercity.org

As a professional freelance photographer based in California, Tom Paiva specializes in large-format photography of industrial and maritime settings, as well as architecture and interiors. His long-term passion is night photography, and he loves to create images of urban settings and moonlit landscapes on film. He was involved in the formation of the group The Nocturnes and was included in its landmark San Francisco exhibit in 1991. Paiva has led night-photography and view-camera workshops, and his work has been the subject of numerous articles in the photographic press. A book of his photographs, Industrial Night, containing forty-six color images was published in 2002.

www.tompaiva.com