Annie Downs described Cowart best on his website:

Now hailed as one of the trailblazers in the industry, Jeremy sees taking a photograph as merely the first step in creating a piece of art.

But it’s not just about that. It’s about having a natural eye behind the camera. It’s about knowing the light, the location, the subject. It’s about treating each client like a friend. And that’s what Jeremy does best.

Photography has taken Jeremy to six continents. Jeremy’s skills behind the camera have allowed him to work with many clients in the entertainment industry, such as Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood, Sting, Clive Owen, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Imogen Heap, Courtney Cox, and Ryan Seacrest, just to name a few.

Cowart is also the founder of  Help-Portrait, a worldwide movement of photographers using their time, equipment, and knowledge to help those in need.

In his blog, he often talks about his recent work in a way that inspires the reader and gives them insight into his thoughts behind the shoot.  Some posts contain more personal work that won’t be found in his portfolio.  Others address the deeper aspects of photography as art and as a career.

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• 10-Year Anniversary: Matt Wertz Shoot
• New Work: Carrie Underwood
• New Work: “Commodity” Music Video
• Johnnyswim iphone shoot
• Fleurie

Dylan Priest is a graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design.  He works out of Seattle.  His work has been featured in City Arts Magazine, Seattle Weekly, The Portland Mercury and the Communications Arts Photo Annual.

Dylan tries to capture those moments in between moments. He enjoys photographing people most of all, as he finds it’s the best way to get to know someone.

His blog includes a few fun anecdotes from his travels, paired with lovely images. It also features portraits of musicians and fashion models.

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Cameron Davidson is an aerial and people photographer from Northern Virginia. You can view more of his work here.

Clients include Vanity Fair, National Geographic, Audubon, and Smithsonian.  He has also documented the Community Coalition for Haiti aid projects since 1999. Many know him for his 20-year project that illuminated the fragility and beauty of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Davidson’s book, called Chesapeke, is one of six that he has authored.

What I know for sure is that I love to shoot. I have to shoot. It’s been that way since I found a camera in the back of a closet at the age of fourteen.

Davidson’s awe-inspiring aerial images elicit an appreciation for beauty that is equalled only by his portrait photography.

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Sean Flanigan explains his work best:

I love documenting life with a creative eye, whether I’m working with couples or on assignment for the Wall Street Journal. I like getting in the mix, up close and personal with the people and places I shoot, because that’s the best way I know to show what’s really happening.

Flanigan is primarily a wedding photographer with a film-inspired look and a clean, classic style. His posts often focus on a single photo or piece of work and go deeply into the story behind it.  Many of the posts really let the photos speak for themselves and, well, they certainly have a lot to say.

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Bobbi and Mike are a husband and wife team specializing in wedding and portrait photography.  Their styles mesh as well as their personalities.  Speaking of personalities, their photos are filled with it.  Color, light, patterns, humor–it’s all there.  The wonderful relationships that they build with their clients shines through in their work. Both of their personalities are at the center of their work, bringing a fresh perspective to both life and photography.

Their blog includes samples from various shoots, fun commentary included.  They present snippets of students’ work from their workshops, as well as a little about what they taught to and learned from their students.

Spend a little time scrolling through this blog and you are guaranteed to smile and be inspired by their love for each other and for their work.

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• meredith+kyle :: workshop 18
• kaitlyn+joe :: workshop 17
• lisa+jonathan
• kate+doug
• alex+jay

This guy, Benj Haisch, Happens to think that photography is one of the most important things to consider when planning a wedding and he loves that responsibility.

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• IVY+ALEX
• IVY+ALEX
• 2014 YEAR IN REVIEW

In a baby picture that documents Nick Onken‘s first encounter with photography, he’s holding a Kodak 110 Instamatic. Upside down. Not taking a photo. Probably trying to get it in his mouth or balance it on top of something. Though, the thing did look like a building block, give the kid a break. He was only 3! And the sun was in his eyes.
Nick shots fashion and commercial photos mostly and in his page you can find a lot of his work, he works for great agencies like Adidas, Coca-Cola, Old Navy, Billboard and MANY MORE!!!

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Timothy Allen is represented globally by Great Guns, he is a BBC photographer.

In recent years his work has diversified to incorporate DSLR cinematography and multimedia production and has taken him to every corner of the globe, from 19 000 ft up in the Himalayas to 40 metres beneath the South China Sea as well as projects within communities in the Arctic, tropical rainforest and remote desert locations.

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• End of the Road
• Mining the Inferno
• Room with a View
• Black River Secrets
• The Urban Jungle