Artist Information:
Carl Ephraim
Boston, MA
United States
Member Since: Jun 2005
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Artist Statement:
Mr. Ephraim , a long time
Beacon Hill , Boston
Massachusetts resident, has
been delighting us with his
photography spanning 40 years.
Often his choice of subjects
reveals his love of the
theater and dance as well as
an intense appreciation of
nature and its many
photographic possibilities.
His eye for interpreting an
obvious subject so that it
appears to the viewer to be an
abstract work of texture and
light reflects the unique
aspect of his style of
photography.
Mr. Ephraim's obsession with
the camera began in the early
fifties when he studied at the
Navy School Of Photography.
While he served in the U.S.
Navy , he recorded many
historical moments doing
documentary photography for
nuclear testing sites and
aerial photography. Steadily
broadening his photographic
skills, he traveled throughout
Europe, South America,
Greenland, Hawaii, the South
Pacific and the United States,
earning credits in both still
and motion picture photography
and in television advertising
for portraits, fashion and
salon art as well as travel
and documentary artwork,
His character studies and
abstract photos have been
featured on the public
Broadcasting System Television
and on the Say Brother
television program, His work
has graced the walls of the
Stone Soup ...
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Carl Ephraim's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Carl Ephraim's Portfolio. Browse Ephraim's body of work: Mr. Ephraim , a long time Beacon Hill , Boston Massachusetts resident, has been delighting us with his photography spanning 40 years. Often his choice of subjects reveals his love of the theater and dance as well as an intense appreciation of nature and its many photographic possibilities. His eye for interpreting an obvious subject so that it appears to the viewer to be an abstract work of texture and light reflects the unique aspect of his style of photography.
Mr. Ephraim's obsession with the camera began in the early fifties when he studied at the Navy School Of Photography. While ... |
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