Editorial Portraits

Ron Chew, Executive when Director of the Wing Luke Asian Museum

for the Ford Foundation

Bill Gates at Microsoft's Redmond Washington headquarters, pre-retirement

Developmentally disabled workers from the Northwest Center take a break from their duties at the Hiram Chittenden Government Locks on the Lake Washington Ship Canal.

Daniel Kranzler, tech entrepreneur and past CEO of MForma (among other companies) , that specialized in online gambling and selling ring tones (according to Kranzler the most popular were fart noises sold mostly to teenaged boys)

Sig Hansen, star of Deadliest Catch

Sig Hansen, a Seattle native and fourth generation Norwegian fisherman, is captain of the crabbing vessel, Northwestern and has been featured along with other members of the Alaskan crab fishing fleet on Discovery Channels' "Most Dangerous Jobs in the World: Deadliest Catch".

Noted Chef, restauranteur and author Tom Douglas

Tom Douglas, Seattle restauranteur is the owner of many highly successful restaurants, Etta's, The Dahlia Lounge, The Palace Kitchen and Loca. Douglas has also authored several successful cookbooks, stared in his own special show on the cable TV Cooking Channel and challenged that network's famous "Iron Chef". He is also the culinary expert and consultant to the Marshal Field (now Macy's) stores in Chicago.

John Underwood, former President and CEO of Westfarm Foods,

John Underwood, past-President and CEO of Westfarm Foods, the parent company to Darigold, was photographed at the dairy of Paul and Judy Gwerder near Enumclaw, WA feeding a calf and standing among Jersey cows

Aids activist, Seattle

As part of an award wining ad campaign, an aids activist in Seattle poses for the camera. In a driect appeal to at-risk populations images appeared on condom packaging to encourage use.

Annik Smith Noted author and film producer

Photographed at her home in the Garnet Mountains of Montana. She co-produced the film A River Runs Through It

Personal project: Aids patients collaborate in series of portraits for ad campaign to raise AIDS awareness

Jeff Bezos

Pete Dexter, author

Dexter

Dustin Goss CEO POW Gloves

At the Stevens Pass Ski area East of Seattle POW Gloves President and CEO Dustin Goss, 31, a certified "prisoner of winter" waits impatiently for the snow to fall. Goss started the company when he was 25..

Cartoonist Gary Larson photographed early in his career at the Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle

Gary Locke

Former Governor of Washington State, US Secretary of Commerce and US Ambassador to China

BillGates

Artist George Tsutakawa

The late George Tsutakawa, painter and sculptor

Personal project: Nursing home residents

Howard Schultz

Serial Chairman of Starbucks Coffee

The last jockeys

Jockeys from the now closed Longacres Racetrack near Seattle

John Barratt, CEO of Teague Design

John Barratt, CEO of Teague, the Seattle based industrial design company that designed the interiors of the Boeing 777 and the Boeing 787 as well as many products for the computer hardware industry, most notably Hewlett Packard devices.

Microsoft Leaders

Bill Gates, Craig Mundie, Ray Ozzie, and Steve Balmer June 14, 2006. Microsoft senior leadership team gathers for an informal event in Bellevue, Washington as gates announces his retirement from CEO.

Peter van Stolk CEO of innovative Jones Soda Company at the beverage maker's Seattle headquarters

Author Lemony Snickit and composer Daniel Handler

Daniel Handler (right, aka Lemony Snickit), author of numerous highly successful children's books and Stephin Merrill, avant guard composer, have collaborated, combining Handlers words and Merrill's music .