Matt Green launched his professional photography career in 1993 in Eastern Idaho. He immediately discovered a knack for making high school senior portraits. He speaks their language and knows their style (Matt’s life is one long screening of Ferris Bueller's Day Off). He wasn’t bad at weddings, either. Matt started out in film cameras and learned to get it right in real life rather than fix it in Photoshop. He also learned to hunt mullets with his cellphone camera. Mastering film helped him win Idaho Photographer of the Year when he switched to digital. Since moving to Boise, Matt has continued to build his reputation for senior and wedding photography. He also signed up for an Ironman to force himself to learn to swim (at age 36). Money quote: “Find the job you love and you’ll never work again.” His last meal will be sushi.