• Andrea Fortunoff – Wasted

    ARTIST STATEMENT - ‘Wasted’ is a series of photographs picturing the afterlife of abandoned objects in and around Washington County, Maine. These images catalog the decay of abandoned machinery and other designed objects; focusing on the things we thoughtlessly throw away, from cheap objects designed to break, to tools and machines made by highly skilled […]

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  • Alan M Richards – The Art of Being Human

    ARTIST BIO/STATEMENT - My work may be classified as photo-based  image composites or new media art. The images may be playful,  satirical, or of a more serious nature.   I try to tell a story with each image. My artwork represents the human condition. It reflects how I view events and the interaction between people and […]

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  • Aronda Xystris – Architecture

    ARTIST STATEMENT - I was always drawn to cities, and the variety of architecture on display. Side streets in the Village at night with their chunky old buildings and thin filigreed iron rails surrounding them, played a significant part of my college years. Alone or with friends, cameras and film dangling from pockets, from street […]

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  • Ennid Berger: Abundance

    Artist Statement: I am grateful for the abundance in my life that allows me, in these difficult times, to continue to work as a photo artist sending my imagery into our world. These pears are a metaphor for the richness of life; they retain a unique visual energy; they have an attractive anthropomorphic shape that […]

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  • John Lazzaro: Sanatorium: Remnants of America’s Tuberculosis Movement

    Artist Statement: Before COVID-19, SARS, and the Spanish Flu, the leading cause of death in many U.S. cities was tuberculosis. Reaching epidemic proportions in the early 20th Century, the need to treat tuberculosis coincided with public health awareness of tuberculosis as a communicable disease that required both improvements in housing and adequate isolation of the […]

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  • Michael Drakopoulos: Me – Three

    Artist Statement: At some point during their career photographers may realise that vintage photos have more atmosphere than their own photographs, no matter how much work they put into them. This is even more true so for portraits. The reason is a unique characteristic of the photographic artform. It is not the vintage look, the […]

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  • Saulmon Addison: Still Life Stories By Cintron

    Artist Statement: Still life photography is an old traditional genre of fine art photography. Most of the time, when people think of still life, it is fruit and floral subjects that come to mind. I wanted to use other types of inanimate subjects to tell a story, push the envelope a little bit. My goal […]

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  • Gifting

    RECEPTION: Sunday, December 5th from 2-6pm. 16 fotofoto Gallery Member Artists will have unframed, matted, un-matted, and metal prints of various sizes available for purchase. Original art makes a great holiday gift that can be taken home the same day!Come celebrate the holidays at fotofoto Gallery, and join us in helping Island Harvest, a Long Island Food […]

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  • When the World Stopped: Victoria Elizabeth Shields

    Artist Statement: WHEN THE WORLD STOPPED depicts my experience working as a news photographer at the beginning of the pandemic. My images portray how, overnight, the busy streets of New York fell silent. As the feelings we all were dealing with surfaced in my photographs, I captured humans doing what I do best in times […]

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  • Serendipity: Susan Tiffen

    Artist Statement: Serendipity – Luck that takes the form of finding valuable or pleasant things that are not looked for. My photography is an adventure. I plan, I choose the area, the scene, the time of day, the camera, the lens, the settings, and take lots of photographs. Then come back to my computer and […]

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