Larry S. Frankel lives in Great Barrington, MA, specializing in landscape and cityscape photography. He received his B.S. from Boston University and his Master of Arts in Photography from New York University/International Center for Photography.
Larry has always been interested in the photograph and its relationship with truth and time. Does a photograph portray truth? Can an image expand itself into a different dimension of time and space rather than be based on the fraction of time it took to create it? What are the underlying differences between painting and photography? Larry uses various techniques dealing with these ideas to alter landscapes and cityscapes into imagery that represents a new reality. His images have been widely exhibited, and he has several pieces in the permanent collection of the Hebrew Union College Museum. In addition, several of his written articles and photographs have been published. He has also served as an artist in residence for photography at the Hudson River Museum.
