Paul Crompton has won several awards for his work in medical photography, particularly his ophthalmic photography. Crompton’s work in teledermatology was recognised in 2011 with awards from both the National Health Service in Wales and the Journal of Visual Communications in Medicine. Paul is actively involved in the UK’s Institute of Medical Illustrators, most recently with respect to the development of curricula for the Government’s Modernising Scientific Careers scheme. He has been a judge for both the IMI’s Awards and BCA’s Salon. Amy Lake has been working in the clinical photography profession in the UK for over twenty-two years and has gained extensive experience teaching clinical photography to both clinical photographers and other healthcare professionals. Amy has worked as a clinical photographer in the National Health Service (NHS) and, since 2009, as a Clinical Photography Education Programme Manager. Amy has presented at national and international conferences and has published in peer-reviewed journals. Simon Brown has been a clinical photographer for over forty years and has been teaching and training in the profession for more than two decades. He holds professional Fellowships and an Honorary Fellowship and was awarded the Combined Royal Colleges medal by the Royal Photographic Society in 2005 for his work on digital imaging and color management in clinical photography. Simon has presented extensively in Europe and America and has several peer-reviewed papers to his name.