VOL 4
Photographer Name: Timothy J. Seppala
Describe/Caption: Last One Left
Camera Body: Nikon Z6ii
Shutter speed: 1/25
Focal Length: 24mm
Aperture: f22
Instagram: @timseppala
Timothy is and amazing photographer. He does an amazing job with color palettes. He has a special way of capturing portraits and setting the scene.
Photographer Name: Michael Popso
Describe/Caption: Boneless
Camera Body: Canon 5d Mark IV
Shutter speed: 1/20
Aperture: f5.6
Instagram: @_popso
Micheal has a unique way of composing black and white images. He has an eye for grunge and his images have grit to them.
VOl 3
Photographer Name: Jorg Siebler
Describe/Caption: Reflection of the Belle Isle Conservatory (long exposure)
Camera Body: FUJI X-T3
Focal length: 20mm
Shutter speed: 1/20
Aperture: f7.1
Instagram: @jorgsiebler
Jorg has a strong eye for composing landscapes. I enjoy his use of color and texture in his images. This particular photo is black and white. I love the reflection and the feel of motion.
Photographer Name: Katie Mollon
Describe/Caption: Thou Shalt Be Saved Photographed on chemically altered black & white film.
Camera Body: Canon Rebel 2000
Focal length: 50mm
Instagram: @analoguedreamer
Katie shoots film and has a unique way of altering it to speak to her audience. She does amazing things with simple color palettes. This black and white photo was taken on a photo walk and is an image with less alteration but stands out uniquely.
Photographer Name: Dave Christiansen
Describe/Caption: Woodward Horsepower.
Camera Body: NikonD800
Focal length: 70mm
Instagram: @dmchristiansen
Dave presents images in a cinematic way. He sets up scenes and finds a different want to introduce them to the world. This particular photo embodies the strength and power of the city of Detroit.
VOl 2
Photographer Name: Blake Yard
Describe/Caption: OLDS - Southwest
Camera Body: Sony RX100iii
Focal length: 24mm
Shutter speed: 1/200
Aperture: f2.5
Instagram: @byardphoto
What is favorite thing about photography? I think my favorite thing is all the unique places and people it has allowed me to experience.
Do you have a favorite spot in detroit to shoot? My favorite spot is where ever my bicycle takes me in the city, I go in waves of what portions of the city I’m in love with.
How long have you been practicing photography? I’ve been shooting 12 years now, sometimes heavy shooting and sometimes very little shooting. I generally always carry some camera with me.
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