Sam Wolson, 05.03.2012

Freelance photographer and cinematographer

The beautiful women in exuberant, tiny dresses with massive head décor that often represent Carnival in popular media, unfortunately, belong only to the formal part of the festival.

Rog Walker, 02.29.2012

New York-based Storyteller

World Vision, 04.29.2012

World Vision

Jeff Kravitz, 04.29.2012

Photographer, Blogger, Maverick

Rion Sabean, 04.23.2012

BFA photography student, University of South Florida

Laurence Watts, 04.23.2012

Freelance journalist and Board Member of the American Military Partner Association

Annie Fabricant, 04.22.2012

Art writer

Jade Doskow, 04.14.2012

Photographer and educator in New York.

Tanja M. Laden, 04.13.2012

Managing Editor of Flavorpill LA, contributor to LA Weekly, and publisher of PopCurious.com

Louis Belanger, 04.03.2012

Spokesperson, Oxfam

John Paul Caponigro, 03.31.2012

Visual Artist

Randy Fox, 03.28.2012

Writer and photographer

Detroit and its history can't help but be a permanent and major part of the Rust Belt's rise and fall. Photographer Russell Marshall has lived through the good times in Detroit, as well as its industrial decline.

Olivia Katrandjian, 03.28.2012

Journalist and Travel Writer

If you're looking for an adventure through largely unknown territory, Nagorno Karabakh, a landlocked autonomous region between Armenia and Azerbaijan, is the place to go.

Chris Owens, 03.26.2012

Here's what nobody talks about: the quality of the light. Alaska light is mesmerizing, instilling a hypnotic love for the "Last Frontier."

Heinrich van den Berg, 03.20.2012

Nature Photographer in South Africa

Jade Doskow, 03.20.2012

Photographer and educator in New York.