Member Bios
Deborah Albert
A retired pediatric surgeon and lifelong lover of wildlife, Deborah Albert has turned her focus from healing children to exploring the natural world. Driven by a deep curiosity, passion, and respect for the creatures that share our planet, she spends as much time as possible traveling to wild places across the globe. From icy Antarctic shores to African savannas and beyond, Deborah seeks to capture the spirit of life in its many forms through her photography.
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Peter Hornbostel, MPSA/2
Born in 1954. Residence Greater Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany. On road with the camera since 1983. Different interests in analogue times nature, night, architecture. Seriously started taking digital photos 2011. Cameras Canon 550 D, 7D Mark II. Actual interests UNESCO world heritage Germany (life work on going), nature (specially birds and insects), night shots, lightpainting, lost places, architecture, reflections, table top (seasonal or workshops), sport (action, movement). Future interests monochrome, street, astronomy, electricity.
I'm on the road with friends (photowalks), in workshops (our photoclub www.fotogruppe-bredenbeck.de) or simply alone with much fun whoever will accompany me. So much beauty outside, let's gonna catch 'em!
I found a new photographic field: competitions. I participate about 100 international salons per year, mostly as a photographer, but also as a judge.
Dr Ernoe Barsi
I am a pensioner pediatrician, I enjoy taking photographs of nature, and usually of birds. I have fifteen years of experience, I participated in several photography contests both in Hungary and in abroad. I am living in north-west Hungary in a village, and for me better the online learning about nature photography.
Jeremy Martin
I started my hobby in photography with a Canon film camera back in 2002 and have enjoyed it ever since. I was very active in multiple camera clubs in the Buffalo NY area, but when both my kids started school it was just to much. Now that the youngest is off to college I have started back up and am enjoying learning how far things have come in the last 12 years. I have a number of other hobbies outside of photography including banding birds, ham radio, aquariums, and shooting trap. I own my own engineering consulting company and design and build automated assembly equipment, test machines, and even do some product design. I have a machine shop at my home that I work out of. I've been married to a patient and loving wife since 2004 and we have two boys.
You can see my work on: Flickr Photostream
Roy Lockwood
I am retired. I spent 20 years as an Army pilot, then 23 years as a Federal Aviation Administration Pilot. I took up photography in 2019 taking a collage course. I like wildlife and mastering technical stuff, so wildlife photography has become a great hobby. I live in west central Florida so there are lots of birds.
Charles Dodd
I am a former Washington State Community College Earth Science and Geography professor (27 years). I have been engaged in landscape photography both as a hobby and for educational use for almost 30 years. Five years ago, I joined a photography club in Seattle, WA and was so impressed and inspired by the wildlife and especially bird photography of its membership that I’ve completely pivoted to avian photography (occasionally mammals and reptiles). I am active on eBird as well. I am relatively new to the PSA (Jan 2026). I go by Charles or Chip.
Butch Mazzuca, BPSA
I've been taking pictures since 2008 after a trip to Botswana, and consider myself an eclectic photographer-I shoot whatever catches my eye. I strive for three things in my own photography and look for the same when reviewing the work of others: Impact, Visual Interest and a Story.
I'm originally from Chicago but spent 25 years in Vail, Colorado, where I taught skiing with the Vail Ski School, basic digital photography at Colorado Mountain College and wrote commentary for the Vail Daily Newspaper.
My career was in commercial insurance and risk management but before that I spent four years flying airplanes & helicopters in the Marine Corps-including a tour in Vietnam '69-70.
My wife and I, along with our two Bernedoodles, now live in Tucson. The skis have been retired, but I still post weekly on my blog, take pictures whenever I find something interesting to shoot, and get my exercise these days on a bicycle rather than a pair of skis.
You can see my work on: Butch Mazzuca