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Greg Newington has worked as a photographer and editor for newspaper and publishing companies in Australia, the US, and the Middle East for over 40 years. His expertise in Greg Newington photography has resulted in his photographs and illustrations being featured in over 300 publications worldwide. He was the Director of Photography for Australia's prestigious Fairfax Business Media Group for 11 years, overseeing the management and creative direction of sixteen magazines and two newspapers. Greg spent three years as the Photographic Editor of Australia's national daily broadsheet, "The Australian," and has worked extensively as a news photographer and photojournalist in Somalia, The Sudan, South Africa, Bosnia, Cambodia, China, Laos, and Vietnam. In 1988, his news photography won him first prize in The Australian Press Photographer of The Year awards. He received The Nikon Walkley Award for his news photographs in both 1992 and 1993. In 2005, Greg was Head of Photography for Motivate Publishing in The United Arab Emirates, where he was responsible for the visual content and creative direction of their extensive stable of magazines and books. Currently freelancing in the US and Australia and based in the Serenbe community in Georgia, where his gallery and studio are located, Greg has shifted his focus to corporate portraiture, photography workshops, and fine art. His clients include The Sydney Opera House, Stan Topal, Studio Swan, Taylor English, Equity Estates, Association of County Commissioners of Georgia, Highlands Chamber, Australian Tourism Board, Kevin Gillespie, The Hil Restaurant, Continental Hotel Group, The Coastal Kitchen, Farmhouse Restaurant, NSW Minister of Transport, Piedmont Cancer Centre, Sydney Hospital, Care Australia, American Express, News Certified Getty Images, and The Bascom Centre for The Arts, where he has lectured and exhibited. 

Greg has illustrated and photographed the cover images for the 'Sam Call' series of novels by Matthew Eberz, as well as 'A Single Seed' by Phoebe Fraser, '41 Photographers of The Middle East,' and the children's book 'Grandmama's World' by Gwen Bullock. He has recently completed a year-long coffee table book project for The ACCG titled 'Courthouses of Georgia,' in which he photographed all 159 courthouses in the State of Georgia. This book has since been recognized by The National Library of America with an award for the best reference book of 2014.

Matthew Eberz was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and has worked full-time since he was fourteen. From dishwasher to lunch wagon driver in the tough wharf section of Philly, he put himself through school. Upon graduating from Penn State University, he entered the US Army and rose to the rank of Regular Army Major. His military assignments included roles such as Platoon Leader, Unit Commander, Battalion Operations Officer, Division Transportation Officer, Chief World Wide Military Command & Control Systems Europe, and Deputy Director of the United States Army Artificial Intelligence Center at Fort Monroe, Virginia. While in the Army, he also created the Run For Their Life 24-Team Marathon, which benefited Special Olympics. After his extensive military service, Matthew shifted his focus to the computer industry, concentrating on the development of significant systems for the private sector. A standout project was the ADAM Alert Notification System, which played a crucial role in assisting the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) with the recovery of abducted children. In addition to his technical work, Matthew has made a mark in the writing world. He served as the editor and publisher of the Mayoral Information Operation, where he published over 150 articles. As a political writer, he maintains a SubStack that features over seventy published articles. He is also the author of three novels: Solemn Vow, Lethal Data, and Honor For Sale, and is currently developing the fourth novel in the Sam Call series. Matthew's passion for storytelling extends to his interests outside of writing, including photography, where he appreciates the work of professionals like Greg Newington, and he often participates in photography workshops to enhance his skills.