And... more highlights -Portfolio Reviews 2/23/11 @ The American Society of Media Photo

The work of  photographer Zach Gross caught me eye last night. His photos possess a true contemporary feel, not committed yet to any type of work series, just wonderful individual photos that stand on its own. We had a conversation about this photo ( first one below) which Zach showed me in Black and White . I asked him if is was originally a color one. Well... here it is as you can see ...great!

Keep an eye on him and his work!
www.zachgross.com

All Photos by Zach Gross

Some more highlights -Portfolio Reviews 2/23/11 @ The American Society of Media Photo

Sheri Lynn Behr- 004 Chinatown

Sheri Lynn Behr-145 LA

Sheri Lynn Behr- No Safe Distance series is portraiture done in your face without permission Paparazzi style, in which YOU become the celebrity. Interesting commentary of how the celebrity culture of face and picture taken affects the most common individuals in society...us!

The result is very cool retro Polaroid 70's portraits with a very nice color palette, interesting facial emotions  and reactions.

Portfolio Reviews 2/23/11 @ The American Society of Media Photographers NY

It went really well and I had a line down the block of people to see me which was very flattering.
I saw some interesting work and it is always great to encourage and provide guidance.

Two Bridges by  Robert Anthony deRosa

This photograph (above) by Robert Anthony deRosa titled Two Bridges was one of my favorites. A very quintessential NY image. I like it because even though NYC had been photographed through history from every angle ever imagined, this photo is innovative and it provides the kind of urban beauty of what NYC is famously known for.