Thom Carroll is a Philadelphia-based staff photographer, photo editor, and videographer working in digital media. He teaches the fundamentals of digital and film photography and has freelanced for the past 10 years. Carroll graduated from Temple University with a degree in journalism with a concentration in photography and art history.

Ron Beinner is contributing photography producer at Vanity Fair magazine, based in New York City. He’s produced portraits for the magazine on location near and far since 1998. His love of photography editing and wanderlust started in grade school when he’d take family vacation pictures with his parents Kodak Brownie and organize them into albums. His love of photography and working around the globe continues today.
You can find Ron on Instagram as @runronrun

Michael Simpson joined Brinker Simpson & Company in 1995 and has been a Partner since 2002. He is responsible for continuing professional education and develops ongoing CPE programming for staff and partners. His client emphasis includes tax and business consulting. Michael frequently consults with his clients on such matters as income tax planning, financial and retirement planning, general business planning and succession planning. His client base ranges from start-ups to mid-sized privately owned businesses in various industries including construction, commercial real estate, membership organizations and professional services. Having spent his entire career devoted to public accounting and being a member of the Brinker, Simpson & Company team, Michael is proud to have built and maintained so many long-standing relationships with clients over the years.

Date/Time:
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Program: 7:00PM to 9:00PM

Location:
Antonelli Institute of Photography
300 Montgomery Ave
Erdenheim, PA 19038

Pre-registration:
ASMP Member $25
Non-Member $45
Student with valid ID Free

RSVP here: https://www.facebook.com/events/231571294043848/

 

His photographs have been featured in Vanity Fair, TIME, U.S. News and World Report, American Photo, Los Angeles Times Magazine, Asia Week, World Health Organization, UNICEF, Photographic Magazine, Communication Arts and Discovery.

Finlay has lectured at the Tedx Conference, at dozens of universities and worked with Adobe to introduce its Lightroom software to university students nationwide in 2007. His photographs are in the permanent collections of the George Eastman House, J. Paul Getty Museum, Santa Barbara Museum of Art, LACMA and MOCA.

Finlay’s first book, “The Unheard Voice, Portraits of Childhood”, was published in 1996. It is a black and white collection of images of children caught in the midst of conflict. “Testify”, published in 2006, is a body of work which comprises seventeen years of his photojournalism work from around the globe, which won 1st place “Book of the Year” from POYi.

“Darfur: Twenty Years of War and Genocide in Sudan”, was published in July 2007 by powerHouse. Co-produced with Proof and Amnesty International, this book brings to light the history of war by eight world-renowned photographers and writers. Co-founded by Finlay, Proof is a non-profit organization established to create awareness on the issues faced by populations in post-conflict societies and to encourage social change through photography.

In 2007, Finlay premiered “12°N x 23° E, 64°S x 60° E”, an accordion-fold book that features contrasts between photographs taken in South Sudan and Antarctica. The project, which was also produced as a large art installation piece, was designed by Marta Salas-Porras. The book shows cause and effect and allows the viewer to explore and discover their own conclusions on climate change.

Date/Time:
Friday, October 20, 2017
Social Hour: 1:00PM
Program: 1:00PM to 3:00PM

Location:
Antonelli Institute Atrium
300 Montgomery Avenue Erdenheim
Erdenheim, PA 19038

Pre-registration:
ASMP Member $25
Non-Member $45
Student with valid ID $5
Partners Free

At the door:
ASMP Member $30
Non-Member $50
Student with valid ID $10