A Photographer’s Life

An internationally popular lecturer, he is always insightful, entertainingly outspoken, and refreshingly candid, Jack will discuss in this far reaching session, his history as a teenager photographer rolling his own film from a bulk roller to his well known national commercial works from his NYC studio. Like many photographers (and to the exasperation of his wife), Jack kept all his old negatives and a huge amount of slides in various formats from 35mm to 120mm to 4×5.  In this presentation Jack will go in detail his method for camera scanning his large collection of old negatives and slides. On display will also be his entertaining commercial images from Reader’s Digest Americana photos, his Toys R Us Kids, to his personal world travels. A few recent AI images may also sneak, in which always starts interesting conversations. 

Jack Reznicki is a world-renowned photographer, teacher, lecturer, columnist, and author based in NYC. His photography and creative problem solving talents has helped promote products and services for many Fortune 500 companies. He has twice received the IPC (International Photographic Council) Leadership medal at the United Nations and has received multiple international awards.  As an author, Jack has written four books, several magazine columns, and many articles on photography and copyright. Being pro-active in the photo community, Jack is a past president of PPA, a founding board member of APA, and served on the board of ASMP/NY.

One of the original “Canon Explorers of Light” he is also a Photoshop World “Dream Team” and KelbyOne instructor, an “Epson Stylus Pro”, an X-Rite “Coloratti”, and a Sandisk “Photo Master.  Jack has done Alpha and Beta testing and consulting with Canon, Mamiya, Adobe, Microsoft, X-Rite, Leaf digital backs, onOne Software, and others. He currently teaches a graduate course on photography at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in NYC. His photo website is www.reznicki.com

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