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I get guest suggestions on a very regular basis, and most of the time I actually do follow through on them. Unfortunately, I often don’t get any response. Periodically however I not only get a reply, but we end up with a great show. That is the case with this episode, and describing my guest is going to take a bit of setup…

A few days ago I received an email from a gentleman named Michael Ryno. I don’t know Michael personally, but his email caught my eye. He mentioned a photo group that is near and dear to my heart, the Inland Empire Professional Photographers and Videographers, or IEPPV. I used to be an IEPPV board member, and still help them on occasion. Michael said he was an IEPPV member, even though he is from Colorado, and he is a regular listener / watcher of the show. He is also the President of PPC – the Professional Photographers of Colorado. At this point I was intrigued enough to look Michael up, and he is an amazing photographer – see for yourself. Then something unexpected happened, Michael – this amazing photographer – was writing to suggest someone else he knew. His email went on to describe Cheryl Moore to me, and he described her so well that I honestly thought he might be her PR agent.

I tried to politely ask him if he was representing her in any way. That alone wouldn’t be a deal breaker, but I wanted to know the motivation behind the suggestion, as I take the credibility of the show very seriously. Are you ready for this… Michael just wanted to bring attention to someone he truly respected as an artist. He was just doing the right thing. So refreshing.

At this point I started exploring Cheryl’s work, and it is stunning. I mean… it’s blow your mind beautiful.

Cheryl was a Media Specialist for the Colorado Department of Corrections, now retired – and is now a Wildlife and Nature photographer. She also owns a portrait studio, specializing in Senior portraits (which some might argue is still wildlife). Her husband Jim is a biologist by education, so she also has the benefit of his knowledge in wildlife and bird habitats.

Having been published in places like Colorado Outdoors Magazine, it seems that 2022 has been a very good year for Cheryl. She has earned a number of awards this year, including:
PPA:
2022 Diamond Artist of the Year
2022 Gold Medal in Photographic Open
World Photographic Cup:
Top 10 finalist
“Best of Nations” for Team USA – with the finals happening in Rome in May, 2022
Professional Photographers of Colorado:
2022 General Photographer of the Year
When Michael sent me the first email, he had attached one image he thought would be a good subject for a show. That image, “Dance of Light”, has won a number of accolades:
PPA:
Image Excellence
Grand Imaging Award (GIA) Nomination – Top 10 in the Wildlife Category
World Photographic Cup:
Top 10 in the Nature category
“Best of Nations” for Team USA – with the finals happening in Rome in May, 2022
Pro Print Photo Labs Wildlife Contest:
First Place Winner
If you’ve watched this show at all then you know I tend to spend a lot of time browsing a guest’s website. I like to look for common threads in their work, and with Cheryl one thing stands out – Gesture. Gesture is an important part of photography, and I’d argue it is often the deciding factor between an ok shot and an amazing image. Rick Sammon mentions it regularly, and Jay Maisel has a book about it – Light Gesture and Color. If you are not familiar with the idea of Gesture in photography, here’s a great, short video of ‘Jay Maisel on the Importance of “Gesture” in Photography’ from PDN Online, and yes… even a wall can have Gesture.

Join Colorado based Wildlife and Nature photographer Cheryl Moore and me as we discuss photographic gesture, and as we take a deep dive into the making of her award wining image “Dance of Light”,  on this Behind the Shot.
Connect with Cheryl – Nature & Wildlife
Website: cmooreimages.com

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These last few years of the pandemic have been an interesting time. While I would definitely hope to not do it again any time soon, there are a few things that have come out of the pandemic that have been amazing. One of those are the various virtual photographer hangouts I have been invited to, and the amazing people I have met through them. In one of these Zoom hangouts I met William Snyder, who was on the show with his Stevie Ray Vaughn album cover image, and in the same hangout I was also introduced to legendary Reuters photographer Gary Hershorn.

When talking about Gary’s career as a photojournalist you can get lost in the story alone, and then once you add his images to the story you are seemingly transported to amazing historical moments in time.

Gary is a Canadian photographer and picture editor based in New York City, and his 43 year career began in 1979 at United Press International, in Toronto. By 1985 he was working at Reuters, as Chief Photographer, Canada, before moving to Washington, DC. in 1990. In his time at Reuters, Gary filled the roles of Senior Photographer, Picture Editor-Americas, and Global Sports Pictures Editor. He led major event coverage of the 9/11 attacks on the WTC, Hurricane Katrina, the Haiti Earthquake, along with covering numerous news, sporting championships and entertainment events around the world.

Since leaving Reuters in 2014, he has worked as a photo editor for Flipboard, was the photo editor at FOXnews.com for 3 years and presently works in news curation for Facebook. In addition he is a contributing photographer for Getty Images. For those 43 years Gary has been photographing history, he has been taking us there with him in the process.

In the summer of 2011, as the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center approached, he began a photography project documenting New York City, the ever-changing skyline of the city as it entered a construction boom and began pairing the skyline of the city with various celestial events that happened in the skies over New York City. This work continues and led to the publication of the book “New York Celestial” in 2019. If you follow Gary on Instagram you will find one of the most inspirational feeds there is. I show Gary’s current work to someone almost daily, and could study his photojournalistic work just as frequently. Today, I am excited to share one of his most historic images with you.

Join legendary photojournalist, and all around great photographer, Gary Hershorn and me as we discuss what it was like to photograph the 2008 Obama Election Night Rally for Reuters, on this Behind the Shot.

(The Obama photo featured in this episode is provided courtesy of Reuters, and is Copyright Reuters)
Connect with Gary
Website: garyhershorn.com
Instagram: @garyhershorn
Twitter: @garyhershorn
Gary’s Book
New York Celestial: newyorkcelestial.com
Gary’s Favorite Mobile Apps
Radar Scope: Android | iOS
Webcams – EarthCam: Android | iOS
Planit Pro: Photo Planner: Android | iOS
Gary’s Photographer Picks
Andy Sharp: andy-sharp.com | @andybobsharp
Andy Clark: clarkfoto.ca | @andyclarkfoto

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