FEATURING TALENTED LOCAL ARTISTS
Photographer Appreciation Month: Lazlo Gyorsok
In honor of Photographer Appreciation Month in October, we’re highlighting some of our local photographers. Our second installment is none other than Lazlo Gyorsok – read on to learn about his photography!
Your name and type of camera you use / prefer?
My name is Lazlo Gyorsok. I use mainly Fuji digital cameras but have a couple of other brands as well.
What type of photography do you most often do or prefer (subject matter)?
I do all kinds of photography including portraits of people, urban street scenes and […]
Photographer Appreciation Month: Sarah Blodgett
In honor of Photographer Appreciation Month in October, we’re highlighting some of our local photographers. For our first installment, we’re featuring Sarah Blodgett. Read on to learn about her photography!
Your name and type of camera you use / prefer?
Sarah Blodgett, Canon 5D Mark IV
What type of photography do you most often do or prefer (subject matter)?
I’m very focused on my art work these days, as well as portraits
So, Fine Art Still Lives, Wildlife (mostly birds) Landscape and Fine Art Portraits
How did you get into photography?
My […]
Karen Trunko’s Botanical Exhibit on Display at Noble Horizons
“I have a calendar that my mom made for me many years ago, and there’s a photo of me at two years old with a plastic camera, running around the house taking photos,” Karen laughs. “I guess I’ve always loved taking pictures.”
Indeed, Karen has spent her entire life observing the world through a lens. In college, she took photography courses where she spent hours in the darkroom developing photos. Later on when things moved digital, Karen adapted and immediately went to work learning how to […]
I’m Drawing as Fast as I Can
Where do you get your ideas?
If you look at the world with a satirical perspective, you realize ideas are all around us. When I first came to New York City in the mid 1970s, the latest fashion for women was large, puffy, purple down coats. It inspired me to draw a parade of women in those coats following each other like lemmings off a West Side pier. The drawing led to my first book, Lemmings and Other New Yorkers. After I saw the lions […]
