Keith Skelton grew up in rural Oregon working in canneries, and farms. He has been a professional photographer since 1980 working for clients such as Boeing, Leo Burnett Chicago, and Expeditors International. He has been published in The New York Times, The Oregonian, Travel and Leisure, and Newsweek, just to name a few. Keith has shot everything from Keiko the whale to Presidents Carter and Clinton.

Recent personal projects include photography in India, China, Guatemala, and Mexico. Keith has also been teaching workshops through Santa Monica College and Pasadena City College for seven years.

Keith originally studied music but ended up studying art and photography. He graduated from Brooks Institute of Photography in 1980 with a BA degree in Commercial Photography and a minor in Photojournalism. He also attended the University of Hawaii and the University of Oregon.

Keith’s website: keithskeltonphoto.com and keithskelton.com.

AWARDS:

“Best Photography” Black Book Annual Report 100 Show 2003 - 2004

Potlatch Annual Report Best Photography/Design

Advertising Photographers of America

Seventeen Gold and Silver Quill awards from the International Association of Business Communicators

Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association

National Press Photographers Association

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