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Communication Arts Photo Annual Features 5 of Our Photographers

BY Wonderful Machine 27 July 2008

Intel, Published, Photographer Spotlight

We’re proud to announce that the 2008 Communication Arts Photo Annual features 5 of our photographers. Their work was chosen out of 8,500 entries:

Photo of woman on a farm holding a lamb by Nikki Ormerod for Pikto Inc.

Nikki Ormerod, photographer
Erin O’Connell, creative director
Pikto Inc., client:

Used for my e-mail and direct-mail promotion and for Pikto photobooks.

Photo of Hillary Clinton listening to a question by Scott Goldsmith for U.S. News & World Report.

Scott Goldsmith, photographer
Jennifer Poggi, photography deputy director
U.S. News & World Report, client:

The Democratic Battle in New Hampshire. Senator Hilary Clinton listens to a question relating to comments made by former president Bill Clinton during a question and answer session.

Photo of Dominick Dunne of firm Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal reading in his office by Andy Goodwin.

Andy Goodwin, photographer
Cecilie Jones, art director
Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, client:

Portrait of client Dominick Dunne for the company’s annual review.

Outtake photo of wrongfully terminated nurse Fronza Luke looking towards the camera by John Loomis from a shoot for Mother Jones Magazine.

John Loomis, photographer
Mark Murrmann, photo editor

Outtake from a shoot for Mother Jones. Fronza Luke, a 26-year veteran nurse, was wrongfully terminated from her job at a Birmingham, Alabama, hospital after not agreeing to sign away her legal rights.