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Tom Zimberoff
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Reinventing Photography

with a SaaS-enabled, Data-driven Marketplace —

Photography

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Reinventing Photography
Reinventing Photography
Photography

96 min read


Aug 24

Tale of the Hot Pink Tutu

Dancers of the San Francisco Ballet — I am lucky to live in a city filled with world-class music and dance, including its namesake San Francisco Ballet. …

Photography

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Tale of the Hot Pink Tutu
Tale of the Hot Pink Tutu
Photography

5 min read


Aug 10

Haut Moteur

The Art of the Chopper — Praise the Lowered! Imagine motorcycles unlike any others you’ve seen before, ornate mechanical confections like Fabergé eggs with engines, exquisite but hard-boiled — and big, resplendent in the variety of their design and spectacular enough to be arrayed on pedestals in a museum. In fact, they were.

Photography

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Haut Moteur
Haut Moteur
Photography

17 min read


Aug 5

A Day in the Life

Riding with Sir George Martin — It was a veddy, veddy English cah. Even a modern Morgan — they still make them — looks like it just burbled out of a garage in a state of perfect preservation, under wraps since 1936, with its stretched hood and engine-flanking louvers, swooping external fenders, a ragtop open cockpit…

Photography

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A Day in the Life
A Day in the Life
Photography

8 min read


Jul 11

Bruisers

A Work of Portraiture in Progress — “Everybody’s got a plan until they get punched in the face.” Mike Tyson The blood-stained canvas holds a manifest allure for those who step through the ropes and expose themselves to the unrelenting force of an opponent who seeks transcendence in the chaos of combat. It’s not about self-defense. Nor…

Photography

3 min read

Bruisers
Bruisers
Photography

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Jul 6

Stink-eye

After a hard-fought campaign, President-elect Ronald Reagan was unwinding at Rancho del Cielo, his retreat nestled close to the sky in the Santa Ynez Mountains, north of Santa Barbara. My friend Mike Evans, who covered both of Reagan’s presidential campaigns for Time, was unwinding, too, as my houseguest in LA…

Photography

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Stink-eye
Stink-eye
Photography

8 min read


Oct 31, 2022

On Top of Old Smokey

A Photographer’s Race to Scoop Mount St. Helens — In the spring of 1980, scientists at the United States Geological Survey began to voice their concerns publicly about a long dormant volcano northeast of Portland and southeast of Seattle called Mount St. Helens. Considered a gem in the Cascade Range, a glacier-crowned peak rising majestically from the Gifford Pinchot…

Memoir

12 min read

On Top of Old Smokey
On Top of Old Smokey
Memoir

12 min read


Oct 21, 2022

My First Published Picture

I never wanted to be a photographer. Photography had no hold on my imagination. And given my dedication to a career in music, it didn’t start to shape my life until after I dropped out of college. Or maybe photography was the reason why I did. That was 1972. …

Memoir

40 min read

My First Published Picture
My First Published Picture
Memoir

40 min read


Aug 31, 2022

Leila Josefowicz

Portrait of a Violin Virtuoso — I have a dear old friend, an impresario by vocation, who calls at the last minute to say he’s off to the opera… the ballet… the symphony. Do I want to go? I do! And I am charmed by this man who knows so much about music yet irredeemably pronounces…

Memoir

11 min read

Leila Josefowicz
Leila Josefowicz
Memoir

11 min read


Aug 18, 2022

Portraits on Camera

An Artist’s Statement —

Photography

12 min read

Portraits on Camera
Portraits on Camera
Photography

12 min read

Tom Zimberoff

Tom Zimberoff

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