A native of Philadelphia,
Alex began taking photos in his teens. While working for several
years in the architectural field, he traveled whenever possible
and noticed that his 'hobby' of taking pictures was becoming
a real passion.
When Alex began to delve into the digital realm
of photography, he saw his work changing and moving in new directions.
Wanting to learn-not just point and click, but to capture, to
compose, to make a photograph-he took a course in the University
of the Arts in Philadelphia. The course forced Alex to bind his
passion and what he sees through the viewfinder with the conventions
and history of photography. Studying the work of the innovators
of photography (Stieglitz, Steichen, et al), Alex saw his imagination-the
story in his head-could actually have a tangible medium.
The combination of architecture, photography and
other forms of illustrative and surreal art meld with the desire
to share what he can see in his mind's eye. His imagination transforms
what the eye can see and compels him to create a photograph.
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