Eric Griffith
Fine Art Photographer
Eric Griffith was born in Barbados and was raised in New York City (Brooklyn). Even from a young age Griffith displayed an interested in Art. Griffith also showed considerable artistic ability as a sketch artist. New York City afforded him the ability to grow his love of art by constantly visiting galleries and museums.
After he graduated of college, he spent 24 years living and working in Europe. He worked as a professional photographer freelancing for various publications in Germany and France, also shooting for the United Press International.
During his time in Europe, He studied and participated in many photographic workshops at the “Ecole Nationale de la Photographie d ‘Arles” in South France. Here his portfolio was reviewed by the renowned and influential photographer Helmut Newton, who stated “Eric Griffith has a Natural photographic eye and his work is tastefully done...”
Griffith’s photographic work has been exhibited in Frankfurt, Heidelberg, in Germany and Arles in the Provence near South France. His work as been purchased by many private collectors in Europe.
Griffith refers to his work as “Abstract Realism”. Through Abstract Realism Photography, the most common everyday objects can be artistically presented in an assortment of new ways. This philosophy seems to have motivated him, to look at the world in an exciting and unique way.
Upon his return to the The United States, Griffith has settled in Sarasota Florida. Continuing his work in Fine Art Photography, Griffith has exhibited work throughout the the United States, including St. Petersburg, Norfolk, and Yorktown Virginia, and exhibited and sold in Annapolis Maryland.
Most recently Griffith has done shows and sold work in Sarasota Florida. Eric’s work is available in a growing number of galleries around the United States.
Fine Art Photographer
Eric Griffith was born in Barbados and was raised in New York City (Brooklyn). Even from a young age Griffith displayed an interested in Art. Griffith also showed considerable artistic ability as a sketch artist. New York City afforded him the ability to grow his love of art by constantly visiting galleries and museums.
After he graduated of college, he spent 24 years living and working in Europe. He worked as a professional photographer freelancing for various publications in Germany and France, also shooting for the United Press International.
During his time in Europe, He studied and participated in many photographic workshops at the “Ecole Nationale de la Photographie d ‘Arles” in South France. Here his portfolio was reviewed by the renowned and influential photographer Helmut Newton, who stated “Eric Griffith has a Natural photographic eye and his work is tastefully done...”
Griffith’s photographic work has been exhibited in Frankfurt, Heidelberg, in Germany and Arles in the Provence near South France. His work as been purchased by many private collectors in Europe.
Griffith refers to his work as “Abstract Realism”. Through Abstract Realism Photography, the most common everyday objects can be artistically presented in an assortment of new ways. This philosophy seems to have motivated him, to look at the world in an exciting and unique way.
Upon his return to the The United States, Griffith has settled in Sarasota Florida. Continuing his work in Fine Art Photography, Griffith has exhibited work throughout the the United States, including St. Petersburg, Norfolk, and Yorktown Virginia, and exhibited and sold in Annapolis Maryland.
Most recently Griffith has done shows and sold work in Sarasota Florida. Eric’s work is available in a growing number of galleries around the United States.
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BASS PLAYER
Photography: Black and White Photography on Archival Paper This photographic piece was taken at the annual Jazz Festival in Den Haag (Holland) Limited Edition: 12 of 150 Height 36" x Width 24" Year Produced: 1995 Inventory ID EG_0001 Status: All Galleries Price: $720.00 Narrative: Photo from Den Haag (Holland) - I was sent to cover this venue. I could not have been luckier or more excited. I love Jazz, it is my music of choice. Well my favorite instrument in the jazz genre is the Bass and then the Trumpet. So I really wanted to pay tribute to this bass player with my camera. I thought just manipulate the camera to focus only on the man and his instrument and craft. The picture was just as I imagined it. Strong and bold like the notes of the bass. The only thing missing in this picture is the music. Label
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BASS PLAYER
- By Eric Griffith
Photography: Black and White Photography on Archival Paper This photographic piece was taken at the annual Jazz Festival in Den Haag (Holland) Limited Edition: 12 of 150 Height 36" x Width 24" Year Produced: 1995 Inventory ID EG_0001 Price: $720.00 Photo from Den Haag (Holland) - I was sent to cover this venue. I could not have been luckier or more excited. I love Jazz, it is my music of choice. Well my favorite instrument in the jazz genre is the Bass and then the Trumpet. So I really wanted to pay tribute to this bass player with my camera. I thought just manipulate the camera to focus only on the man and his instrument and craft. The picture was just as I imagined it. Strong and bold like the notes of the bass. The only thing missing in this picture is the music. |
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