MASON RESNICK

I like to tell my friends that one of the first things I ever did was to pick up a camera. Then I learned to walk, so I could get a better angle. For me, photography is like breathing. It's just something I must do... In my travels as both an enthusiast and professional photographer, I've photographed the mundane and made it look spectacular, and made the spectacular look mundane (which, sometimes, is a good thing). I worked on the staffs of not one but two of the world's most widely-read photography magazines, Modern Photography (Associate Editor, 1983-89) and Popular Photography (Managing Editor, 2000-2005) and met some of the greatest photographers of the 20th century and beyond. Legends like Henri Cartier-Bresson, Walter Iooss, Bill Eppridge, Alfred Eisendstaedt, and Clyde Butcher. (Don't know who these people are? Google them. You'll be impressed by their work, some of which has become iconic imagery appreciated by millions.) And I've learned from every one of them... I also..