Columbus Ohio resident Vince McGuire has been a commercial photographer for more than 35 years. As partner in the photo/design firm of McGuire-Willis & Associates, he concentrated on producing visuals for educational/training programs and advertising materials. Throughout his business career, Vince also found time to practice his creativity and skill by photographing images he enjoyed—mountain vistas, landscapes, seascapes, historical architecture, country scenes and still life photography. Some of his favorite images capture moments that people typically don’t see. Recently, Vince has selected a variety of negatives and digital files from his extensive library to print and market. Attention to detail and lighting, enhance the beauty of his color and black & white art
		Randall Lee Schieber is a commercial photographer based in Columbus, Ohio. He specializes in architectural, landscape, editorial and travel photography. His work has appeared in numerous national and local publications, including Midwest Living and Ohio Magazine, The New York Times, and Audubon.He has published several calendars on Columbus, and is featured every year exclusively in the Ohio Scenic Calendar. He is currently working on a book on Columbus that will feature his work in addition to having several published books on Ohio, that showcase his work. Schieber was born in Findlay, Ohio. His early childhood was spent in Mexico City, where he learned to speak Spanish, and developed an interest in travel. He has traveled widely throughout the United States and Mexico. He studied photography and art, first in Tucson, Arizona, and later at Ohio State University in Columbus. He earned a B. A. degree from Kent State University.
		Lew Lause has been doing location and studio photography for more than 25 years. He is located in Marion, and also has a studio in Columbus, and travels extensively – from boardrooms to assembly lines, operating suites to industrial sites. “If asked what my photography specialty is I would have to say I am a generalist. Time has not allowed me to rest in one specific area of photography, nor would I have wanted to.” On the art of photography, Lew proclaims he doesn’t take pictures, he makes them. “I want people to walk away with the feeling they have looked at something new and different. I sleep photography – I wake up with it – I’m constantly planning.” “Art is very important in society – art is history. We need the arts, whether it’s music or visual arts. Pottery is art; it’s in the shape, it’s our history. I draw a lot of inspiration from art galleries; just walking around in them. One of my favorite artists is El Greco, and I have always admired the classic works of Rembrandt.” As a resident and businessman in Marion, Lew is a past board member of several community organizations, and has contributed his photography talents to help promote their fundraising efforts.
		My father took pictures as a hobby, and he passed it down to me. I always tell people that I took a really great hobby and turned it into a pain–in-the-ass business. That’s only partly true. Running a business is not what I had in mind when I decided to go out on my own, but I love photography. When I'm on assignment, I take pictures. When I come home, I take pictures. When I go on vacation, I take pictures. And when I'm at an event, I feel as though I’m missing something unless I have a camera in my hands. I’ve been getting paid for taking pictures since the late 1960’s when I graduated from The Ohio State University with a Bachelor degree in Art Education and a minor in Photography. I am now turning all those great images I have collected over the years into art. Please take some time to enjoy the results.
		Paul clutter