Monday, February 1, 2010

25 Lessons I've Learned (about photography) is now the #1 bestselling Photo Essay on Amazon.com!


25 Lessons I've Learned (about photography) is now the #1 bestselling Photo Essay on Amazon.com!
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25 Lessons I've Learned is now the #1 bestselling kindle Photo Essay on Amazon.com!

New York City, February 1, 2010:


Thank you to all my flickr friends and supporters, my book, 25 Lessons I've Learned (about photography) is now the #1 bestselling Photo Essay on Amazon.com!

Please continue to show your support by telling all your family and friends, especially those with Kindles, iPhone and iTouches. A Kindle ap is available for these devices and more!

25 LESSONS I'VE LEARNED (about photography) SYNOPSIS

In his best-selling book, Lorenzo describes how the deceptively simple rules of photography can also be applied to the art of living. Inspirational and poetic, this book will not only spark readers’ creative energies, but also reawaken your passion for life.

In 2005, as a husband, father, and corporate employee — Lorenzo's life revolved around home, work, and his daily commute from the suburbs to the city.

Then, one day, he found himself staying at the Little Church in midtown Manhattan in the wake of a marital separation. Living in virtual isolation for three months, he had a rare chance to re-examine his life.

Quite unexpectedly, he found himself wandering around the city to take photographs, a passion he had let slide in the years of pursuing a career and starting a family. During his nightly sojourns through the streets of New York City, he was reminded of some important life lessons—lessons too easily forgotten in the blur of everyday existence.

PRAISE FOR LORENZO AND 25 LESSONS

“In many of my conversations on great photographers, I frequently mention Lorenzo’s work. His sequential photographs…are nothing less that a visual urban poem. It has been my pleasure to watch Lorenzo’s rapid growth as a leading photographer of our time.” Jim Van Meter, Rochester, NY, USA

“Lorenzo is a master. His body of work is some of the very best online and may very well be some of the best being done in the medium today. His street work follows in the tradition of Paul Strand, Cartier-Bresson, Garry Winogrand and Larry Friedlander. Lorenzo’s 25 Lessons are…as seminal as Ansel’s dissertation on the zone system. I found them to be reenergizing, perceptive and extremely useful. I have been touched by his story, his writings and by his work. I can’t imagine anyone not being so.” Barry Shapiro, Los Angeles, CA, USA

“Lorenzo…has a passion for life, photography and writing. He is a linguistic genius, a storyteller through words and pictures. He captures with his camera the world as he sees it, its feelings, love, beauty and all it has to offer...” Brenda George, Adelaide, Australia

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER, AUTHOR & JOURNALIST

Lorenzo is an author on street photography, and an award-winning photographer.

As the Photography Examiner for New York for the www.examiner.com/x-4684-NY-Photography-Examiner, Lorenzo chronicles what’s up, what’s new and what’s notable in the world of photography in New York City.

In 2008, he was chosen to be the HP Be Brilliant Featured Artist ( www.hp.com/go/bebrilliant ) and he became the best-selling author of 25 Lessons I’ve Learned (about photography).

Since taking up digital photography in 2005, his photography has been featured in fotoMAGAZIN, Germany's premier photo magazine, and his photos have been cited, posted and published by over 330 other blogs, websites, and print publications.

Today, Lorenzo has over 30,000 photographs published on flickr.com —one of the world's most popular photography websites—where his photos have been seen over 5.5 million times and where he ranks as one of the site's most popular photographers. He has been called an "Internet photography sensation" by Time Out New York and is considered a "Flickr star" by Rob Walker, Consumed columnist, for New York Times Magazine.

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