Suzanne Plunkett is a veteran photojournalist who has worked as a staff photographer for the Associated Press in New York City where she covered the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001 and is known for her iconic photograph taken that day. That photo helped propel her on to assignments in Afghanistan, a three-year stint in Indonesia during which she covered the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and then on to London where she worked as staff for Reuters on one of the world's most competitive news beats before carving a career as a successful freelancer. 

Tabatha Fireman is a freelance photographer who has worked in entertainment news since 1997. She began her career as a darkroom technician at EMI Records. At different points throughout her journey, she worked within the offices of Redferns Music Picture Library and Getty Images. 

In 2019 Tabatha launched Female Perspective as a photo agency representing an all-female roster of talent. Throughout the pandemic she has planned and built the SHOTBYWOMEN platform, which launched on International Women’s Day 2022 as the world’s first international image library to house content created exclusively by women, spanning all areas of photography.