Martin Stranka Stanka is a self-taught photographer from Prague, Czech Republic that has a style for his clients that are like snapshots from a film that boarders on fantasy and reality. His solo exhibitions can be seen all over the world and have garnered him awards across the spectrum.

Ronen Goldman Ronen works in commercial and conceptual photography from Tel Aviv, Israel. Going by the mantra of “imagination is what I do…” he works with clients to bring to life an abstract concept, forming it into a visual representation that can be more easily absorbed.

Lara Zankuol Based out of Beirut, Lebanon Lara attempts to capture everyday human behavior and creating images that invite the viewer to develop their own interpretations for what is happening in the frame.

Tommy Ingberg Based in Stockholm, Sweden, Tommy was a good student in school, but was not good at social interaction. He found that he was missing something in life and eventually used photography as a type of therapy to work through personal issues. His work shows a struggle against the mundane and allows the viewer to get lost in his images.

Oleg works out of Lviv, Ukraine and believes in the power of practice. That’s why in interviews he is often quoted telling young artists to stop searching for their idols’ work and practice their own style much more. He uses his past experiences as a stepping ladder for future projects.

Kyle Thompson Kyle lives in Portland, Oregon. His work focuses on a split moment in time where the narrative of the scene has broken down and leaves us with a surreal image that has no beginning or end.

Kirsty Mitchell Based from London, England Kirsty began her career in fashion. But after losing her mother, she used photography to mourn and pay homage to her. While working through her grief, she has made images that show off her formal training in fashion and styling, while giving the viewer the task of finding deeper meaning.

Brooke Shaden Living in Arizona, Brooke not only creates storytelling self-portraits, but she has also started a photography school in India for victims of human trafficking. Her work depicts stories or recreated paintings that evokes an eerie emotional feel for many followers on Facebook and the web.

Christopher McKenney A conceptual artist from Pennsylvania, Christopher specializes in creating surreal images of horror influenced scenarios. Using props such as fire and cloaked figures, he attempts to create a feeling of unease is the viewer while bordering on the madness of nightmares.

Colin Anderson Canadian born, Colin’s parents moved him to Australia where he eventually studied advertising and design. His conceptual, narrative based photography is sought after by many Fortune 500 companies, Armed Forces, and major production companies to create images that break through reality and tell a story of fantasy.