James Alinder is an American photographer, editor, and educator who has been active in the field for over forty years. He served as the executive director of Friends of Photography. His work as a photographer involves experimenting with various camera types, including Instamatic and Diana cameras, to capture subjects ranging from classic cars and landscapes to market produce. As an editor, he has curated significant photographic works and provided biographical essays on notable figures like Ansel Adams.[1,2]
