Photographic Observations — Online Lecture with John Milisenda

Photographic Observations is a collection of decisive moments made over many years. The photographer is the observer; the photograph a subjective reality brought to light, much like the ways in which dreams are created. The photograph is expressionistic and subjective, the photographer’s interpretation of the world around them.

John Milisenda's photography

is an interplay of physics, light,

chemistry and intuition. 

Milisenda’s work has appeared in over 150 shows and in many publications including Smithsonian and the New York Times. His work is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art, The Harry Ransom Collection, Brooklyn Museum, Museum Of The City Of New York, and the Bibliotheque Nationale. in Paris. He taught photographic chemistry at Drexel University, The New School, and Parson school of Design. He has lectured on many different photographic topics, most known for his talk linking physics and photography.

https://www.johnmilisenda.com