By Jack Reznicki
Number Series 1 – By Lauren Kupferberg – July 23, 2014
As you view this photographic collage you see numbers from 1 to 50. The mystery behind where these individual numbers come from forces the viewer to look closely at every detail of the photograph finding hints in the background. Even though each number is from a different place, ranging from a mailbox to a house number to a table card, the image comes together. The numbers blend into one photo, the darks of one image is lightened by the image next to it. The numbers pop out in random places, forcing the viewer’s eye to move all around the image, rather than stay on one particular place. The photograph is the combination of many singular photos that has morphed into one singular photograph.
Archival inkjet on cold press bright paper
Value $1,000
Size: 17 x 22
Dimensions:
10 X 14 in (25.4 X 35.56 cm)
Medium:
archival pigment print
Creation Date:
2010
Signed
About the Photographer
Jack Reznicki is an Israeli, born to a Holocaust survivor. He moved to America at four and grew up in Rochester, NY. He went to Rochester Institute of technology (RIT). In 1980 he opened his own studio after working with many amazing photographers. He is very insightful on the psychology of photography. He has authored books, and teaches classes about the business of photography. He has helped promote many brands, such as AT&T, Toys “R” Us, Kodak and others. He was been honored to win many awards, including winning the IPC twice. Reznicki does not just promote photography from his classroom, he has traveled all over the world trying to capture culture of people.
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