contributors fran collin
Glenn Dubock has been roaming with camera in hand since his parents gave him one for high school graduation in 1971. He has produced images for commercial, editorial and fine art clients around the world. His favorite light is the golden glow in the late summer hours of his classic-beach-town home. “no matter where I go,
glenn dubock
“Being primarily a portrait photographer, it was challenging to photograph the homes of Finney Street. I kept thinking the owners should be there! I was so honored to work with the cartoon legend Dan Spiegal and near to my heart (stomach:)
Sly’s Restaurant.” Fran enjoys life and home in the local foothills, working a bi-coastal career photographing people, industry and haute cuisine.
I know I will always come back home to a beautiful Carpinteria sunset that will amaze me,” noted the photographer.
molly hauxwell liz muraoka
Photographing the Carpinteria Library was especially enjoyable for Liz Muraoka, whose love of reading was nurtured by weekly visits to the public library as a child. a Santa Barbara native, Liz’s photography work includes advertising and promotion by local businesses and nonprofits, events for families and
organizations, portraits in natural settings, birds in the wild, and capturing images of everyday life.
For his story on the matt dayka
“The wine industry has a lot of great people associated with it,” said local freelance photographer, Matt Dayka. “Shooting the story on Wine Diamonds was so much fun because Clem is such a down-to- earth guy. Plus, I get to enjoy the props afterwards!” Matt’s editorial and advertising work has appeared in many Central Coast publications. He is currently documenting the good works of the Vitamin angel relief program around the globe.
josh kimball
While immersed in college life at UCSB, Josh kimball began shooting images of anything and everything with no formal training and a basic camera. after his images appeared in leading publications, what began as a hobby soon became a full time career path. Credits include national and international magazines, books and web sites.
Molly Hauxwell is a graduate from The Brooks Institute with a visual journalism degree. While at Brooks, she worked for the Coastal View news and enjoyed volunteering for Seal Watch and running on the beach. Last year she traded the ocean for the high desert. “I am currently a photojournalist at the antelope Valley Press and miss Carpinteria desperately when the temperature hits 100.”
chuck graham
Carpinteria Salt Marsh, Chuck Graham spent countless hours in pickleweed researching one of Southern California’s last remaining wetlands. His writing and photography credits include local and international publications. He and his wife, Lori, live a stone’s throw away from the estuary.
jesse groves
Southern California photographer, Jesse Groves, always loves coming back to photograph stories in Carpinteria where he lives. Jesse found the diversity of his career assignments a strength when shooting the agricultural feature, “kids on the Farm.” Currently, he is
pursuing a Masters of Fine arts in Photography along with directing a gallery for his alma mater Brooks Institute.
thr ough the lens
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