Zev Fisher Photography is me...Zev.
I have lived with a camera in my hands for more than 15 years.
My love of photography began when I was a teenager and built a darkroom in my parents basement. The images I took then were simple, straightforward portraits of the people and places most important to me. Today, I continue to capture my subjects with all the honesty and humor of real life.
After years of self-taught experimentation, I attended the New England School of Photography where I acquired the technical knowledge to realize my conceptual and artistic goals. I continued my studies at the Art Institute of Boston, earning a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in Photography. At the Art Institute, I combined my technical background with a classical art education. This formal training helped sharpen my creative eye and continues to lead me to a greater maturity as an artist and craftsman.
My long experience with commercial portraiture and ongoing personal projects have made lighting, equipment and the other practical fundamentals of photography second nature to me.
Weddings renew my love for photography on a daily basis. Inspired by their joyful electricity, I am always honored to have the opportunity to share my skills and enthusiasm, and to help you remember your special occasion forever.
My love of photography began when I was a teenager and built a darkroom in my parents basement. The images I took then were simple, straightforward portraits of the people and places most important to me. Today, I continue to capture my subjects with all the honesty and humor of real life.
After years of self-taught experimentation, I attended the New England School of Photography where I acquired the technical knowledge to realize my conceptual and artistic goals. I continued my studies at the Art Institute of Boston, earning a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in Photography. At the Art Institute, I combined my technical background with a classical art education. This formal training helped sharpen my creative eye and continues to lead me to a greater maturity as an artist and craftsman.
My long experience with commercial portraiture and ongoing personal projects have made lighting, equipment and the other practical fundamentals of photography second nature to me.
This lets me focus on what's really important:
Taking a great picture, every time.
