Kristina Kasparian is a writer, health activist, translator, and travel photographer with a PhD in neurolinguistics.

Susan Smith merges her storytelling instincts as a former Globe and Mail editor with her passion for visual narratives through photography.

Lori Lupul was born in North Vancouver and raised on a ranch near Princeton, British Columbia.

Gun Roze is a Toronto born Fine Art Photographer.

Sahil Alurkar came to Toronto to pursue a career as an exploration geologist in the mining industry. He began photography around the age of 15, armed with a 3.2 MP Canon point and shoot camera .

Oleksandra Budna grew up in Ukraine. She now lives in Toronto with her family and works as a communications professional for a social justice and health equity organization.

Angela Zheng lived in New York City for five years where she first started photography—there was always something interesting to see in the city. She currently lives in southern Ontario where she works as an economist.

Anne McGouran lives in Collingwood, Ontario where she has developed a fascination with ice huts and orchard ladders.

Amber Phillips is from a small lakeshore town on Lake Huron and a self-taught photographer.

Aidan & Leanne Hennebry are Hush Hush Photography & Film; husband and wife wedding photographers based in Hamilton, Ontario.

Brian Michael Barbeito is a poet and landscape photographer.

Award winning Fine Art Photographer.

It’s been a decade since Samuel Choisy left France to chase after a Canadian lady he met in Paris.

Eva Lewarne is a painter, photographer, and designer. She studied Fine Art at OCAD (Ontario College of Art).

Richelle Forsey is a photographer and urban explorer. She is currently completing her BAH in Studio Art and Museum Studies at the University of Guelph.

Riley Martin keeps himself fed and sheltered as a freelance communications and media professional in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Working and living in Québec City, Kamille Cyr has presented her work since 2013 in various galleries, events, and happenings.

Paula Boon is a Port Sydney, Ontario writer and editor who has adopted the meditative, playful practice of letting words and images find her and then combining them into found-word art.