Blake Andrews 1968: Born December 29 in Berkeley, CA. 1968 – 1970: VW Bus. Paripatetic. No memories 1977 – 1984: Extensive local explorations via foot, bicycle, creek, and daydreaming 1979 – 1987: Math nerd 1979 – Present: Diehard A’s fan 1983: Girls 1985: Sex 1988 – 1991: Rhode Island, Italy, Nicaragua, New Orleans, Kenya, and several months in Alaska. 1992: B.A., Environmental Studies 1992: 2 Months hiking the John Muir Trail. 1993: Took a b/w photo class 1993 – Present: Photographic exploration in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietman, Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Panama, Mexico, Hawaii, Canada, Australia, Fiji, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Sweden, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, Jordan, Serbia, and a few hours in the Vienna airport. 1994 – Present: Amateur mountaineer 1997: Bought a house 1998: Sold a print 1998 – Present: Married 2000 – Present: Kids 2006 – Present: Balding 1992 – 2006: Portland 2006 – Present: Eugene 2006 – Present: In-Public Gallery 1 Gallery 2
Shin Noguchi Photography Magnum Photos Photographer Portfolio Sightwalk de Gueorgui Pinkhassov Gueorgui Pinkhassov Sepia Reportage Work Fashion Black and White Portraits Black and White Street Photography Just Light Like Saul Leiter - Artists - Howard Greenberg Gallery Saul Leiter (1923-2013) was born in Pittsburgh, the son of an internationally renowned Talmudic scholar. Leiter's interest in art began in his late teens, and though he was encouraged to become a Rabbi like his father, he left theology school and moved to New York to pursue painting at age 23. In New York, he befriended the Abstract Expressionist painter Richard Pousette-Dart, who was experimenting with photography. His friendship with Pousette-Dart and soon after, with W. Eugene Smith, expanded his interest in photography. Leiter’s first exhibition of color photography was held in the 1950s at the Artist's Club, a meeting place for many of the Abstract Expressionist painters of that time. Leiter is now held to be a pioneer of early color photography, and is noted as one of the outstanding figures in post-war photography. Saul Leiter continued to paint and photograph through the end of his life.
Narelle Autio “I was born in a beachside suburb of Adelaide, South Australia. On leaving school I went to an art college with the vision of becoming a painter… Somehow I ended up with a camera, instead of a paintbrush, in my hand. “After graduating with a degree in Visual Arts in 1990, I began working for the Adelaide Advertiser. I left Australia in 1995 and travelled extensively, working in England for numerous UK national newspapers as well as being the principal photographer for Australia’s News Limited London bureau. “I returned home in 1998, and currently work as a staff photographer at the Sydney Morning Herald. “Arriving back in Australia proved to be an awakening for me. Now based in Sydney, Narelle is a founding member of Oculi, an independent, collective photographic agency. In 2001, Narelle and Trent Parke’s book “The Seventh Wave” came second in the American Pictures of the Year competition for best photography books.
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