Commission A Photograph; See the World Differently, with Beauty
Fine Art Photography Commission You see the world as it is, for the most part (we all do). What what if there was a different way of seeing it? Wouldn’t …
contemporary fine art photography
Flip Through The Pages of Summer: Summertime, Fine Art Photography Book [Slideshow]
Look through Summertime, fine art photography book, with Martin Parr, Joel Meyerowitz, Steve Giovinco, 43 other photographers
What does a skeleton in a suit look like? Contemporary fine art photography in Sicily, photos by Steve Giovinco
One of the strangest and most oddly compelling place I visited was the Sicilian catacombs of Palermo, where mummified ninteenth century skeletons are dressed. They wore suits–deteriorated–and were carefully organized …
Test Sample Photographs from New Sony 7R: The Camera for Fine Art Photographers
Frieze New York Art Fair: Where’s the Photography?
Fine Art Photography and the Lack of it at Frieze New York The serpentine tents of Frieze New York arrived again–now the premiere art fair in all the land–yet there …
Frieze New York Art Fair Descends on the Other New York Island
The massive behemoth known as Frieze New York descends on the other, lesser (unknown?) island (Randalls) as host this time to 190 international contemporary art galleries. Is it fitting that …
2014 Guggenheim Photography Fellows
The Guggenheim Foundation has announced its list of 11 Guggenheim Photography Fellows for 2014. The list this time around seems particularly fitting and abundant (the last few years have …
Summertime (the Book) is Coming
The book Summertime is here–just unpacked it. Glad to be included with all the other great photographers.
AIPAD 2014 Highlights and Picks, Fine Art Photography Show NYC
Some Picks and Highlights from AIPAD 2014, Fine Art Photography Show in New York As The Association of International Photography Art Dealers makes its annual stop in New York, I …
At Work, Photographing in Martha’s Vineyard
Photographing in the Summer, Martha’s Vineyard During my first time in Martha’s Vineyard, I was lucky enough to photograph in the lush and overgrown backyard in summer afternoon light.
