Posts Tagged ‘travel’

“Travels” Photo Exhibit: July 13 – Sept. 13, 2015. Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY.

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A selection of some of my longtime favorite images made all over the world are on display now thru Sept. 13th. at the Green Light Gallery in Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY. I will also be presenting a morning lecture at the gallery on the work and my experiences as a working photojournalist on international assignments and for […]


“Travel & Work…” New Orleans & Hattiesburg, MS • March 2015

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I was recently in the Deep South, or where I’d prefer to call “The Bayou” to photograph a wedding for friends. One challenge of the event was that I made the round trip drive to New Orleans (NOLA) and southern Mississippi in less than a week. The foundation of my career has been built on […]


“Martin…”

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Touching the engraved words, “I Have A Dream” in the marble steps on the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC on Wednesday, May 31, 2006. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered the speech from this spot on August 28, 1963 during the March on Washington and it’s words are considered the defining moment of the Civil […]


My POY (Pictures of the Year) for 2014. 31•Dec.•14

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Wanted to finally get this slideshow posted before the year that is 2014 actually ends in a few hours. It goes without saying that it’s been some kind of year for local, national and international news, sports, feature and documentary photographers working all around the world and some of us right down the street in […]


“Africa 10.0…” September 2014

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“Karibu…” The Swahili greeting for hello. Just finished a week in Tanzania hired by longtime humanitarian client, AmeriCares to document their new initiatives and partnerships at Bugando Medical Centre in Mwanza and a full day in Dar es Salaam yesterday. What made the trip memorable was not only being asked to return to East Africa, […]


“Africa Calling…” Aug. / Sept. 2014

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What’s been on my mind lately…  ~cg. Sunset over sugarcane fields in Empangeni, South Africa on Sunday evening, September 10, 2006.  © Chet Gordon / THE IMAGE WORKS


*”Beta Testing a New Image Site…” March 1, 2014.

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I have researched and am currently testing a new site to host and display my work more efficiently. There is a need for clients, and probably just as important – potential new clients to easily view my portfolio and archived images as searchable category thumbnails and large slideshows without having to search through posts, links […]


*”(Going) Old School…” Upcoming Exhibition & Master Class in Middletown, NY.

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“A Photographer’s Life.”  On Monday evening, February 17th., on the campus of SUNY ORANGE in Middletown, NY, I will give a presentation spanning the last 20+ years of my career, as well as a formal exhibition of the work. I’ve been thinking the last few days about how to organize and edit down this slideshow […]


*My 2013 POY. (Pictures of the Year)

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Where does the time go? Even though my tenure as a staff photographer at the newspaper was abruptly cut short in November due to layoffs that eliminated our entire photo staff, it was still a very gratifying year for making images. Boarded a few airplanes for out of town personal assignments, utilized remote cameras, strobes, […]


Recent Video Work:

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In today’s multimedia work environment,  publications and clients operate on a 24-hour news cycle, each with their own blogs, websites, Twitter feeds & FaceBook pages that continually need images and video. Editors and potential clients need to see that a photojournalist can produce & edit video. Here’s a sampling of some of my video work […]


“It’s Today…” 5•May•13

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An exhibit of some of my most meaningful documentary & travel images spanning the last 20 years are on display here in town. The work will be on exhibit through the month, open on weekends.  ~cg.  


*”On thoughts of making the same image…” June 2012

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When I was just starting my career, a senior colleague at a daily newspaper on the NJ Shore where I was a freelancer, made it a point to explain to me that, “There are no new pictures, just old pictures done in a new way…” I never forgot that morsel of guidance, so when an […]