Jay Cleveland

Born and raised in Southern California in a town called Covina. Being exposed to Hollywood throughout the years, a passion for motion pictures grew into an obsession. Today I am current involved in several projects that are cutting edge and soon to be commonplace. I now reside in Las Vegas, Nevada, one of the fastest growing places for independent and motion pictures. I was involved in several movie and video productions along with reality TV where my interests continued to grow. My vision continues to draw me into directing, producing and community involvement.

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JC Willette

Born and raised in Northern New York in the small town of Star Lake about 60 miles from Lake Placid. My father was a professional photographer specializing in weddings and portrait work. At age 8, I was taking my own photos with a brownie box camera. When I was 13, my father requested my assistance one weekend taking pictures at a second wedding that he had scheduled on the same day. This was the start of my professional career in photography. Entering the United States Air Force in February 1972, I served our country for 24 years as a Medical Laboratory Technician and First Sergeant. Attending several colleges over a 10 year period, I finally obtained an Associate Degree in Computer Science majoring in programming. Retiring from military service in 1996, I took up a job making roadside billboards. A few years later, I became a graphic editor of a magazine for a sports handicapper where I honed my skills by creating ads for the USA Today and the Toronto Sun Newspaper in Canada. After 5 years, I was hired by Sam's Club working my way up to the Photo Department Manager. Today my passion is in astronomy and photography.

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Micky Cantu

I always wanted a way to creatively express myself but had no idea how to accomplish this until I stumbled upon photography. Looking for an easy "A" in school, I took a photography class where I soon found my first love, my camera. It was here I learned that everything in this world had some type of story and beauty of its own and since everybody could not be there, I would be their eyes and recant the endless stories I would discover. I finally found a way to tell everyone all the wonders I have seen without every whispering a word.

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In Memory of

Roberto Salazar

20 November 1940 - 17 December 2010

During a lifetime you meet many people. Few become coworkers and enlighten your days on the job. Even fewer become your friends and enhance your daily life. Robert was on of the few that became a coworker and blessed us as a true friend. The short period we knew him brought us great pleasure and a friend we could count on for a great time and laughs that would make for a relaxing day. God bless you Robert. May he take you in his care as we no longer are by your side. We certainly miss you.

Go in peace as we will meet again!