Chauncey Bayes   
714/432.5021
cbayes@occ.cccd.edu
Photo 280, 120

A native of the Newport Beach/Costa Mesa area, Chauncey has been a commercial photographer and designer for over 30 years. His clients included such companies as IBM, TimeLife Books, Southern California Edison, Pacific Gas & Electric, City of New York and Volt International.

His specialties are in corporate and institutional publications and advertising. This includes conceptual design, photographic imaging, production and printing. His experiences in corporate advertising have given him a broad base from which to draw from and he brings that working knowledge to the classroom. He has extensive experience in all photographic formats and mediums including high-end digital imaging and imaging softwares.

Jonathan Fletcher   

FA 117   
949/ 378.2525
pinphoto@earthlink.net
Photo 120, 121

Will Hare Jr.   
   
714/ 432.5524
will@willharephoto.com

Photo 289

John Hesketh     

714/ 432.5524
jhesketh@occ.cccd.edu
Photo 120, 122, 155, 194

I'm a second-generation photographer living in the suburbs of southern California. I have attended Orange Coast College and California State University, Fullerton, but much of my training in photography came from the family business which started the year that I was born.

Since 1996 I have been teaching Photography at orange Coast College and until June, 2000, I was also the director of the Photographic Gallery.

I have been exhibiting my work locally and internationally since 1986 and I am included in photographic collections at the Bibliotheque Nationale de France and the Maison Europeene de la Photographie in Paris.

My work always seems to have something to do with time. Whether it is a long exposure that conjures a dream, or a sequence of images that explores memory, photography's description of time is fundamental to my work

Kathleen Laraia McLaughlin  

714/ 432.5524
photoed@klmphoto.com
Photo 120, 122

Doug Myers 
 
714/ 432.5524
dmyers@occ.cccd.edu
Photo 220

Be Full. Have a life...spiritual, emotional, intellectual and cultural. Teach, pursue commissions, commercial work, stock, whatever. Allow yourself money, make love, live enthusiastically, richly and at risk. All such things will inform your work positively.

"As if you could kill time without injuring eternity." Thoreau

Chuck Nicholson

714/ 432.5524
cnicholson@occ.cccd.edu
Photo 120, 122, 196

I grew-up in Southern California. In college I explored architecture, sociology, English and drama as possible majors before settling on art history. I received a BA and MA (1971) from UCSB. While looking for a teaching position and working on my own collages, I took a photography class at East Los Angeles College. I was hooked. I spent two years there taking photo courses and then three more years at Cal State Fullerton, where I received a second MA in 1980. I have been teaching part time at OCC since1983; I have also taught at CSUF, CSULB, and Saddleback College. Since 1979 I have been exhibiting my photographic art (Sabatier prints, photo-collages and handmade books), mostly at colleges and nonprofit galleries.

Torii Ott
Program Coordinator 

Office Location: Art Center 223
Office Phone: 714.432.5874
Email: tott@occ.cccd.edu

Joclyn Pederson

jpederson@occ.cccd.edu
Photo A196

Maria Piscopo
714/432-5524
maria@mpiscopo.com
Photo 241
Teaches in Spring Only

Advisor & Speaker Born in New York, raised and educated in California. Maria started her own business as a marketing representative for artists and photographers in 1978. She teaches artists, designers and photographers at the internationally renown Art Center College of Design in Pasadena and for Dynamic Graphics Educational Foundation.

Maria also writes print and electronic media magazine articles and columns in more than a dozen visual arts industry publications. Her first book, THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S GUIDE TO MARKETING AND SELF-PROMOTION, was published by Writer's Digest Books in 1988. Maria's second book, MARKETING & PROMOTING YOUR WORK was published last year by NorthLight Books (Cincinnati,OH) in their Graphic Design Basics Series. The 2nd Edition of THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S GUIDE TO MARKETING AND SELF-PROMOTION, was published by Allworth Press (New York NY) in 1995.

Maria's series of four videos was produced at the same time by Turner Communications (Newport Beach CA) on the topics of her seminars and conference workshops. She has been a speaker at the PHOTO Conference since 1985. A member of SPAR and the University of California at Long Beach Arts & Humanities Board she joined the PHOTO Advisory Board in l996. Maria Doyle, Creative Services Consultant.

Chuck Barrett
714/ 432.5524
vissol@ix.netcom.com
Photo 120, 121, 180

Chuck Barrett has been an advertising photographer for fifteen years. He produces images for clients such as Hitachi, Rockwell and Toshiba. His studio provides services in the areas of both film based and digital photography, video and multimedia production. He recently designed the Mathematics module for a computer based training program entitled "Literacy in the Workplace", funded by some of the largest corporations in Orange County and the Federal Government. His academic credits include a degree in Physics from the University of California at Berkeley and course work at The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University. Chuck has been a faculty member at Orange Coast College for ten years.

Walter Urie
714/ 432.5524
walter@uriephoto.com
Photo 122, 200, 240, 290