| Aldana Rodriguez
Aldana received a masters degree in photography at the Universite
Saint Esprit de Kaslik in Beirut, Lebanon, and has worked
extensively documenting the reconstruction of that country
in the post-civil war era. She has worked as a B&W photo
lab manager in France. Exhibitions of her abstract photography
have been shown in Lebanon and in Argentina. and her commercial
work has been published both in the Middle East and in South
America. She is currently living and working in New York City,
where she started PhotoManhattan.
To view Aldana's work click
here.
Andrew Shapiro
Andrew studied photojournalism at the University of Texas,
during which time he traveled both in the U.S. and the world
extensively, shooting mostly documentary photography. He is
now an independent artist living in Brooklyn. His concern
is less with the composed moment, but rather with the studied
image, the idea that examining and capturing light and nuance
can serve both the photographer and the viewer to better understand
where their perceptions and their environment meet.
View Andrew's work at: www.scriptedlight.com
Charles Lavoie
Charles received a BFA in fine art photography from the College
for Creative Studies in Detroit, MI in 2004. Throughout 2004
and 2005 he worked as a freelance newspaper photographer before
moving to his current residence in Brooklyn, where he now
works as a freelance product/editorial photographer. Always
one to be fascinated by the technical processes of photography,
Charles has integrated many digital techniques into his traditional
workflow. His personal work often focuses a critical eye on
humanity, but also seeks to capture and create passing moments
of beauty and abstract form: he describes his work as, "an
optimist's way of dealing with a profoundly absurd world."
View Charles' work at: www.charleslavoiephoto.com
Inbal Sivan
Inbal studied photography at Camera Obscura University in
Haifa, Israel, and later received her BFA from the School
of Visual Arts in New York. She currently resides in New York
and has participated in numerous group exhibitions while working
primarily as a commercial photographer. Once a staunch documentarian,
Inbal now works exclusively in color and with studio equipment,
creating constructed scenarios and fictional narratives. She
draws inspiration for her personal work from a variety of
creative genres, including painting, literature, and music.
View Inbal's work at: www.inbalsivan.net
and www.gallery10g.com
Gilberto
Tadday
Gilberto Tadday, 32, born in Porto Alegre, southern Brazil,
has shot for major newspapers in Brazil since 1997. His work
was published in various magazines, including Exame, Superinteressante,
Playboy, Travesias (in Mexico) and Sabado (in Portugal). Gilberto
has also worked as a staff photographer for Zero Hora one
of the major newspapers in Brazil, and has taught photojournalism
at Pontificia Universidade Catolica in Rio Grande do Sul,
Brazil.
Currently residing in New York City, Gilberto specializes
in fine art, editorial and commercial Photography and he has
published PicturaPixel, a multimedia magazine dedicated to
Photography (www.picturapixel.com).
His work can be seen at: www.gilbertotadday.com
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