Meet the Reviewers:

Suzanne Camp Crosby received her MFA from the University of South Florida in 1976 and began her teaching career as an Adjunct at the Ybor Campus of Hillsborough Community College, later becoming a full-time member of the art faculty, primarily teaching photography and serving as Program Manager for the Art and Dance programs until she retired in May 2015. She is currently working on her own photography projects and is involved in supporting and promoting the arts in Tampa Bay. She has recently become a docent at the Tampa Museum of Art and serves on the advisory board of The Gasparilla Festival of the Arts.

In addition to her profession as an educator, Ms. Crosby is a highly regarded artist whose work has been exhibited and collected across the United States.  As a working artist/photographer for over forty years in the Tampa Bay Community, Ms. Crosby received honors such as the Florida Fine Arts Council Individual Artist Fellowship in 1979 and 1989 and the Arts Council of Hillsborough County Emerging Artist Grant in 1991. She was commissioned by The City of Tampa Public Art Program to photograph Tampa for the 2004 Big Picture Project as the second Photographer Laureate for Tampa. Her photography is represented by Julie Saul Gallery in New York City.

 Website:  www.suzannecampcrosby.com

Jim Lennon is an award-winning writer, designer, and photographer, and an adjunct professor at The University of Tampa. His photographic focus is documentation of the arts: live stage performances of orchestras and other musical ensembles, ballet and modern dance companies, writer, poets, and other performers, and documentation of the works and exhibits of visual artists. Jim teaches Creativity at the University of Tampa and is the recipient of two Individual Artist Grants from Arts Council of Hillsborough County.

His work has appeared internationally and is in the permanent collections of the University of South Florida Marshall Center, The University of Tampa Scarfone/Hartley Gallery, The Florida Orchestra, and many other local regional and national performing arts organizations.

Cathy Dutertre is a fine art photographer who teaches workshops at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts. She is a co-founder of the United Photographic Artists Gallery, an online fine art photography gallery that provides emerging artists with a platform for their work, with both online and on-ground shows, including one at FMoPA last year and an upcoming exhibit in October. Cathy serves as a co-curator of exhibits for UPAG and other photography organizations, and consults with emerging and established photographers regarding the direction and technical aesthetics of their work. She and her husband Pierre have worked collaboratively to create their fine art works for many years.

Cathy is scheduled for a solo exhibit of her most recent body of work Quest an on-going series of ethereal self-portraits that probe the fragmented and shadowy space of dreams, memory and personal history in search of an elusive sense of self, purpose and place in this world.

Websites: http://www.pierreandcathy.com and  http://www.upagallery.com

A journalism professor at The University of Tampa, David Wheeler teaches photojournalism and shoots photos for both local and national news outlets. As a journalist and an academic, David enjoys writing about culture, politics and technology for some of the nation’s most high-profile news outlets, including CNN and The Atlantic. His Atlantic article “Do Students Still Have Free Speech in School?” is required reading for a course at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society.

http://davidrwheeler.org