The Weekly Edit – Zach Gross: The New Yorker
By Heidi Volpe
The New Yorker
Photo Director: Whitney Johnson
Photo Editor: Jessie Wender
Photographer: Zach Gross
When did you start shooting and what process and direction did it take?
I started photography when I was 15. I was very into abstractions of all kinds and experimenting with alternative photographic processes without using the camera, I would make my own negatives out of plastic and other transparent materials using ink and paint. I also shot landscapes and some portraits.
What sort of cues surfaced alerting you to your gifted eye / talent for taking photos at such a young age?
I simply wasn’t into the regular school format, I …read more
I simply wasn’t into the regular school format, I …read more
Via: A Photo Editor
