Photographer and videographer Jay Prescott started doing video at a haunted house called "Chambers of Terror" where he worked for 9 years, acting and doing video. He then moved on to capturing Netherworld's videos in 2009 and has been with the infamous Atlanta haunted house since, creating all their music videos and TV spots (from 2009 to 2012). Jay has also shot Dragoncon videos since 2010. In his free time, he spend working on videos and/or photos and most recently covered "Days of the Dead" in Atlanta. To see Jay in action, please visit
Facebook.com/PsychoNetLab and
Jayprescott.com
Danny Hunter got started in digital photography in 2008 when his step father gave him a digital camera for his birthday. The next month he went to his first Dragon Con where he fell in love with shooting cosplay. He has returned each year to Dragon Con and gained more experience in photography and is now a lead photographer for
The Superhero Costuming Forum. Danny has also shot other costuming events around Atlanta and this is his second time shooting in Studio Space Atlanta. Danny also was one of the roaming photographers at the annual CON*tourage hosted
"INFESTATION: Halfway to Dragon Con".
Lee Workman of Workman Reflections, specializes in taking memorable photographs of families, pets, individuals and group portraits (including photo touch-ups). Lee is highly skilled at capturing the true personality of the subject in every portrait, and will also take photographs of sports teams, company teams, and other large groups in both indoor and outdoor environments. Visit the Workman Reflections Facebook Fan page at
www.Facebook.com/Photoninjawork
Back in his “film days” James Curtis Barger….worked as a freelance sports photographer for the Chattanooga News Free Press.... a *studio photographer* using large format portrait cameras…and then, while traveling throughout the Southeast with his engineering “day job”, he specialized in historical architectural photography, primarily focusing on images of water powered grist mills…his mill images have been featured on both book and magazine covers…and the coffee table book Historical Mills of America…published by Landmark Publishing out of Texas, contains over seventy five of his watermill photographs. In the past few years, James Curtis Barger, has been working on “relearning” photography in the digital world ….attending Atlanta Photography Guild events with Trent Chau and Marc Turnley…focusing his efforts on location portrait work and event photography. He has been the principal photographed for the Wild-O-Ween Charity Halloween Ball in Chattanooga for the past three years, and has worked with numerous Atlanta-based events including the Artifice Club, Mon Cherie, Ritual Oni, and MarksterCon.
When he's not buried within the daily grind that is the real world, Jeff James can be found taking many a picture at many pop culture conventions and social events as an active pastime. Always interested in the camera, Jeff took more of a professional turn to photography after attending his first DragonCon back in 2010. Since then he has been increasingly more involved as a photographer at various gatherings around Atlanta. Some of his photos have received national attention appearing online on several news and television websites and even in a Marvel comic. Check out his work at
https://www.flickr.com/photos/awesoman/. He also sings a mean karaoke on the side.
