Photographer
Charles Callaghan’s work has been exhibited in
galleries and publications for 30 plus years. With a
photojournalism degree from Penn State University, he
began a career specializing in assignment photography
for industry including several Fortune 500 Corporations.
His work also includes numerous awards in architecture
and black and white in the traditional film processes.
He was an instructor at Delaware Valley College, the
past president of “The Viewfinders” and
current president of the Doylestown Photography Club
as well as cofounder of The Photography Place. Charles
teaches workshops and maintains his first interest in
his hometown of Doylestown where he resides with his
wife and four children. To gain some insight into Charles’
work, visit: www.ccallaghan.com.
Chris Meck
Chris Meck is a Philadelphia based award winning photographer.
She is a recipient of Photographer’s Forum &
Nikon’s First Place Color award, chosen as a Selected
Artist in The Print Center’s 76th Annual International
Competition and recipient of a Leeway Foundation Window
of Opportunity grant. Most recently, Chris was selected
as an Emerging Artist by Bread & Roses for their
Tribute to Change annual event. Chris has completely
produced or participated in a number of gallery shows.
Along with her personal portrait
work, Chris’s clients include a number of commercial
publications and media sources. To gain some insight
into Chris’ work, visit: www.chrismeck.com
John Woodin
John Woodin is a fine art photographer who focuses on
landscapes that explore the relationship between man
and nature. One year before Hurricane Katrina flooded
New Orleans, where his childhood home was, Woodin began
documenting the conflict between order and chaos, the
effects of poverty and neglect, and the incongruous
beauty of decay. John Woodin has continued to document
the changes in New Orleans up to the present. His new
book "City of Memory, New Orleans Before and After
Katrina" has recently been published. John has
been a working commercial and fine-art photographer
for more than twenty years. He studied at the University
of New Orleans (B.A.) and Tyler School of Art, Temple
University (M.F.A.) and currently teaches photography
at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. To gain
some insight into John’s work, visit: www.inliquid.com/artist/woodin_john/woodin.php
Photographer
Charles Callaghan’s work has been exhibited in
galleries and publications for 30 plus years. With a
photojournalism degree from Penn State University, he
began a career specializing in assignment photography
for industry including several Fortune 500 Corporations.
His work also includes numerous awards in architecture
and black and white in the traditional film processes.
He was an instructor at Delaware Valley College, the
past president of “The Viewfinders” and
current president of the Doylestown Photography Club
as well as cofounder of The Photography Place. Charles
teaches workshops and maintains his first interest in
his hometown of Doylestown where he resides with his
wife and four children. To gain some insight into Charles’
work, visit: 
Chris Meck is a Philadelphia based award winning photographer.
She is a recipient of Photographer’s Forum &
Nikon’s First Place Color award, chosen as a Selected
Artist in The Print Center’s 76th Annual International
Competition and recipient of a Leeway Foundation Window
of Opportunity grant. Most recently, Chris was selected
as an Emerging Artist by Bread & Roses for their
Tribute to Change annual event. Chris has completely
produced or participated in a number of gallery shows.
John Woodin is a fine art photographer who focuses on
landscapes that explore the relationship between man
and nature. One year before Hurricane Katrina flooded
New Orleans, where his childhood home was, Woodin began
documenting the conflict between order and chaos, the
effects of poverty and neglect, and the incongruous
beauty of decay. John Woodin has continued to document
the changes in New Orleans up to the present. His new
book "City of Memory, New Orleans Before and After
Katrina" has recently been published. John has
been a working commercial and fine-art photographer
for more than twenty years. He studied at the University
of New Orleans (B.A.) and Tyler School of Art, Temple
University (M.F.A.) and currently teaches photography
at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. To gain
some insight into John’s work, visit: 
