Arthur Meyerson Photography

"you have to get up pretty early in the morning..."

Posted by Arthur Meyerson on Friday, February 12, 2010

Logo, brand, trademark… early on in my career, I was advised about the importance of a distinctive “mark”… something that, along with my work, would stand out and connect with clients. While I didn’t have a clue as to what that should be I did have the good sense to go to my friend, the multi-talented designer Woody Pirtle, formerly of Pentagram Design. Having worked together for many years on numerous projects, Woody was more than familiar with my photography.

Just ask reggie

Posted by Arthur Meyerson on Friday, December 4, 2009

Several years ago, I had dinner in Houston with my friend and fellow photographer, Greg Gorman. As is any dinner with Greg, the food was fantastic, the wine supreme and the guests fascinating. In particular that night, I met a young man named Reggie Bibbs. Reggie suffers from a debilitating disease called neurofibromatosis.

NF, as it is known, is a disease in which the nerve tissues grow tumors beneath skin and

Looking Back At Life

Posted by Arthur Meyerson on Tuesday, October 27, 2009

For my generation, Life magazine was THE magazine when magazines were as important as television. I remember getting home from school each week, grabbing a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and thumbing through the latest issue. Those pictures took me places that I never thought I would go, introduced me to people I never thought I’d meet and showed me things I never thought I’d see. It really was my first introduction to photography. And, in an age when magazine photography was at its zenith, it WAS the publication all photographers wanted to shoot for.

Welcome

Posted by Arthur Meyerson on Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Welcome to my new website and blog. This project has been awhile in the making and I hope that you enjoy it and find it easy to navigate. We attempted to make the site more user friendly while giving it a cleaner look visually. Also, we have added some items in the Fine Art Gallery that not only include my limited edition prints, but also incorporate posters and cards as well as updating my current workshops, photo tours and mentoring program.