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Ryan Zoghlin Photography is a distinguished fine-art photography studio based in Chicago, IL, known for its innovative use of alternative photographic processes. Ryan Zoghlin's work has garnered international acclaim and is part of permanent collections in notable institutions such as the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston and the Getty Conservation Institute in Los Angeles. With a rich exhibition history and numerous accolades, including grants from the Illinois Art Council and Buhl Foundation, Zoghlin's work has been featured in prominent publications and exhibitions across the globe. He is currently represented by Etherton Gallery in Tucson, AZ, and Obscura Gallery in Santa Fe, NM. Generated from the website

Paul Elledge Photography, based in Chicago, IL, specializes in a diverse range of photographic styles including portraits, environments, and motion work. The company's portfolio showcases a blend of artistic capture from various themes such as theater, culinary arts, and travel to destinations like Cuba, Italy, and Rwanda. Notable projects highlight collaborations with well-known figures such as chefs Charlie Trotter and Rick Bayless, alongside innovative perspectives on everyday environments and moments. With a strong focus on extroverts and dynamic settings, Elledge brings rich visual storytelling to life through multiple platforms. Generated from the website

Filter Space, established in 2015, is a vibrant hub in Chicago's West Town neighborhood dedicated to showcasing contemporary photography through exhibitions, workshops, and artist talks. With a mission to support and serve the photographic communities of Chicago and the Midwest, Filter Space aims to highlight the city as a vital center of the national photographic community. As an open center for the photography community, Filter Space offers a regular exhibition schedule and a range of social, educational, and professional development activities. Through an annual open call for exhibition proposals, selected applicants have the opportunity to exhibit their work at Filter Space, further enriching the cultural landscape of Chicago and beyond. Generated from the website