Danielle Quigley

Danielle Quigley is a freelance photographer whose photos have appeared in national magazines including Digital Camera and Photo District News. She also contributes to several regional publications and works as a photographer for the University of Delaware, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Since graduating with a bachelor's degree in photojournalism from the University of Delaware, she has worked continuously to cultivate her twin passions for nature and portrait photography by shooting weddings, photojournalism projects and documenting her treks throughout the U.S., South America, Europe and Antarctica.



 

Jon Cox

Jon Cox is a photographer steeped in the digital world, Jon Cox holds a master's degree in fine arts. A photography instructor from the University of Delaware, he also teaches Horizon Workshops and leads photography tours to worldwide locations, including Antarctica, Africa, South America and across the United States National Parks. Jon is the photographer/author of the best-selling book Digital Nature Photography 2003, which has been widely recognized in the trade press as a superlative introduction to the subject. His second book, Digital Nature Photography Closeup was released in July 2005. Jon also serves as the Adventure Photographer/Writer for "Digital Camera Magazine."

Amanuel Ghebremichael (Manny) 

A Freelance Graphic Designer by trade but a Fine Artist at heart Amanuel Ghebremichael has been sketching, painting, and sculpting for as far back as he can remember.  Born in Florence, Italy and of Eritrean heritage he has strived to feed his hunger for knowledge and creativity.  Earning a degree in Fine Art & Graphic Design from West Chester University he has accomplished a wide gamut of works from designing and illustrating children's books to producing magazine advertisements.  His passion for meeting new artists and discovering techniques has kept him inspired since his adolescence.  At around 7 years old Amanuel's mother took he and his younger brother to church for a Sunday morning service.  Upon entering the church he looked around and realized he was surrounded by beautiful Biblical paintings.  As the church service moved along he slowly studied and deciphered each and marveled at the paintings that towered over him.  Amanuel gazed through the theological stained glass records that were carefully placed in the sun’s path to shine down on the worshipers and realized at that moment he fell in love with art.  Amanuel believes that Art and Design are all around you; all you have to do is open your eyes and look around.

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29 Buffington St., Kennett Square, PA

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