Art Reproduction Photography

On this page you will find a selection of images from art reproduction commissions I have photographed for various clients. I have had the pleasure of working with some amazingly talented artists and it is always deeply satisfying to show off their work through photography.

I photograph all works on Phase One digital medium format backs which are known for their incredible color fidelity. I use a technical camera and lenses which produce high resolution images with perspective correction. I am available to photograph on location, or smaller to medium sized works can be dropped off to photograph at my studio. I can photograph 2D & 3D works as well as architectural and installation works. If you would like a quote for your project, please contact me for more information.

Click on the individual images below for larger full screen views.

A. Holly Sphar

Fiber Artist

”In my work with portraiture, I am trying to capture an imagined visual reading of a person’s personality, memories, experiences, etc. This can be a sort of catch-all category because a lot of my work involves the face. My main medium is embroidery however I am still thinking about my pieces in more of a painterly way.” - A. Holly Sphar

Jos Prol

Sculptor, Painter

Angelica Bergamini

Mixed Media Artist

"Bergamini’s multi-layered works are informed by her ongoing efforts to create a less reactive and more responsive presence in the world. They act as the muse for meditations on the many facets of surrender, empowerment, reverence, and love that exist in ourselves and in our relation to a greater whole".

– Ivy Brown, of Ivy Brown Gallery, New York.

Sumayyah Samaha

Painter / Mixed Media Artist

Sumayyah Samaha is a Lebanese painter and mixed media artist who has lived and exhibited work in New York since the early 1980’s. In addition to numerous solo exhibitions at 22 Wooster Gallery, Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba House, Denise Bibro Fine Art, and Skoto Gallery, Samaha also has an extensive group exhibition history at venues throughout the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. Samaha’s work can be found in public collections that include the Arab American National Museum and Cultural Center in Dearborn, Michigan; Centrum Sztuki in Warsaw, Poland; Kenkeleba House in New York, NY; Pfizer Pharmaceutical in New York, NY; and Bank Audi in Beirut, Lebanon.

Kat Chamberlin

Conceptual Artist

Born in the Netherlands and raised in Turkey, Kat Chamberlin is a Brooklyn-based artist. Her work has been exhibited across the U.S and internationally, and featured in exhibitions at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, The Chicago Cultural Center, Barbara and Steven Grossman Gallery in Boston, TSA and BRIC in New York City. Kat completed her Masters in Fine Art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and is the recipient of a Jacob K. Javits Fellowship, the Toby Devan Lewis Award and the William Dole Award.

Gowanus Night Heron - ‘Case Study’

Various Artists

For Gowanus Open Studios 2021, art collective Gowanus Night Heron invited over two dozen local artists to reimagine a simple acrylic case, a selection of which are displayed here. Created specifically for Gowanus Open Studios event, the Case Studies were exhibited at several central locations during the weekend, with a portion of the sales supporting the efforts of Arts Gowanus and Gowanus Mutual Aid.

Artist pictured below in descending order: Arielle Jennings, Keith Duquette, John Richey, Marlene Weisman, Natale Adgnot, Sonjie Feliciano Solomon, Tamara Staples, Jessica Dalrymple

Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow & Ground Floor Gallery

Brooklyn based Ground Floor Gallery asked me to capture the evocative and ephemeral work of multidisciplinary artist Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow, who had completed an artist residency on Governor’s Island. Her work was installed in one of the historical buildings on this former coast guard base and presented an interesting challenge to capture both the kinetic nature of the work and the architectural setting which informed and became part of the structure of the pieces.

Mary Negro

artist

‘I rely heavily on gesture when composing my images. My go-to collage materials are glass, newspaper, and wire. In most of my text drawings I use colored pencil to layer streams of handwritten text across the paper, and then I contour the marks with ink. The text itself is stream of consciousness writing that continues until the image is complete. In the spring of 2020 I began a new, ongoing series of pencil drawings that feature abstract landscapes.’ - Mary Negro

Jessica Dalrymple

painter

‘My work is about how I see and value the landscape that surrounds me. Recent work celebrates nature in the city and advocates for urban green space, green infrastructure, and biodiversity. My artistic mission has two prongs; making object based artwork and creating art events that engage the community with nature. This mission stems from the core belief that connecting more deeply with nature leads to improved health and well being for all inhabitats and consequently the planet at large. ‘ - Jessica Dalrymple