FRANK BARNETT
Frank Barnett is a Salem, Oregon Photographer with specialties in food and wine. Many of his dramatic photographic images have appeared in brochures, annual reports, billboards, books, magazines, web sites, exhibit spaces, greeting cards, and have been featured in fine art gallery exhibits. Frank Barnett's award-winning images can be found in corporate, individual and museum collections. His clients include Western Culinary Institute, the Oregon Restaurant Association, and the Oregon Wine Board as well as some of Oregon's finest restaurants and wineries.
More of Frank Barnett's photography can be viewed online at www.frankbarnettphotography.com.
Copyright Statement
All of Frank Barnett's images are copyrighted under Frank Barnett Photography, Salem, Oregon. Use of any of Frank Barnett's photography, including reproduction, modification, distribution, or republication in any form without the prior permission from the photographer is strictly prohibited. If you would like to reproduce or to obtain a higher resolution copy of any image contained on this site, please contact the Oregon Wine Board at (503) 228-8336 ext. 21, or email your request to lavonda@oregonwine.org, and an arrangement will be made to have the photo(s) either e-mailed or sent to you on a CD.
ANDREA JOHNSON
Portland, Oregon photographer Andrea Johnson specializes in photography of wine, travel, adventure sports, and people for editorial, advertising, fine art, and corporate clients.
Andrea has a strong emphasis in the wine industry with a comprehensive archive of photographs including vineyards, winemakers, wineries, portraits, and events. Her archive of wine and travel stock photography includes Oregon, California, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Asia, and the South Pacific.
Her editorial work has been published nationwide, including: National Geographic Traveler, Wine Spectator, VIA, Oregon Wine Press, Wines & Vines, Gourmet, Oregon Outdoors, The Oregonian, and Rick Steves Europe through the Back Door guidebooks. Her work is regularly featured in gallery solo and group exhibitions and is also available for corporate and private collections.
Andrea Johnson’s photography can be viewed online at http://www.andreajohnsonphotography.com
Copyright Statement
All of Andrea Johnson's images are copyrighted at the United States Copyright Office under Andrea Johnson Photography, Portland, Oregon. Use of any of Andrea Johnson's photography, including reproduction, modification, distribution, or republication in any form without the prior written permission from the photographer is illegal and strictly prohibited. If you would like to purchase the rights to use any image contained on this site, please contact Andrea at (503) 626-1937, or email your request to aj@andreajohnsonphotography.com.
JANIS MIGLAVS
Janis Miglavs is an internationally renowned Latvian-American storyteller (writer & photographer) with more than 25 years of commercial, editorial and corporate experience, photographing vineyards, architecture, people and places in more than 35 countries. While mostly self-taught, he earned a Masters Degree in Fine Art, specializing in drawing and painting.
He writes, photographs and creates video shows for a long list of winery clients and publications like National Geographic, Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast, Sommelier Journal, Oregon Wine Press, Outdoor Photographer and a variety of travel magazines.
To this point, Janis has created two wine-related books; his last, Oregon the Taste of Wine, won awards and recognition including “Best Regional Book” in North America, international finalist as “Best Book on New World Wines” and Wine Spectator called it one of the “top reads for wine lovers.”
Besides his commercial work, he is currently creating three new books: Vineyard Light; Lessons from the Vineyard: Insights on our Earth, Character and Spirit; and China: The New Wine Frontier. He also does a yearly vineyard calendar.
In addition to his winery work, Janis has undertaken a major personal project he calls Africa’s Undiscovered Myths. For this he traveled to and interviewed the elders, shamans, storytellers, and chiefs of Africa’s 13 most remote tribes about their myths and archetypal dreams. For all but one of the tribes, he is the only person to have never been documented their oral stories. His illustrations of those myths and dreams have been displayed in galleries throughout the United States, including at the United Nations.
Currently Janis lives with his family in the rolling, vineyard and forest-covered hills above Sherwood, Ore., and works out of a high-tech barn next to his home.
More of Janis Miglavs photography can be viewed online at http://www.jmiglavs.com.
Copyright Statement
All of Janis Miglavs's images are copyrighted at the United States Copyright Office under Janis Miglavs, Sherwood, Oregon. Use of any of Janis Miglavs's photography, including reproduction, modification, distribution, or republication in any form without the prior written permission from the photographer is illegal and strictly prohibited. If you would like to purchase the rights to use any image contained on this site, please contact the Studio of Janis Miglavs at (503) 625-2145, or email your request to Janis@jmiglavs.com. For a fee, we can either e-mail the images or send them on a CD.
GREG VAUGHN
Greg Vaughn’s photographs have appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Islands, VIA, Sunset, Backpacker, and Travel & Leisure, and he was the principal photographer for Compass Oregon and Compass Washington, as well as Washington Wine Country and Oregon Wine Country.
More of Greg Vaughn’s photography can be viewed online at http://www.gregvaughn.com/.
Copyright Statement
All of Greg Vaughn’s images are copyrighted at the United States Copyright Office under Greg Vaughn, Eugene, Oregon. Use of any of Greg Vaughn’s photography, including reproduction, modification, distribution, or republication in any form without the prior written permission from the photographer is illegal and strictly prohibited. If you would like to purchase the rights to use any image contained on this site, please contact Greg Vaughn at (541) 484-7213.
