2023 ASMP Photo Annual

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ZEE RUBIN

ASMP 2023

CONNECTICUT PHOTO ANNUAL

As always we had lot’s of great work submitted by our members and our 4 jurors took great care in deciding the top 50. This year we added a video category and there is beautiful, thoughtful work there as well.

As you look through the work I hope you’ll bookmark your favorites, click a link to some websites and be reminded of all the great talent right here in CT.

Thank you to our jurors for taking the time to look at and score the work, our board, and specifically the Annual Team, for putting this huge task together and to our membership for continually raising the bar on quality photography and video.

JULIE BIDWELL ASMP CT PRESIDENT

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C U R A T O R S

ROBERT HAGGART

Rob Haggart is the former Director of Photography for Men’s Journal and Outside Magazine. He is currently the editor and founder of the popular photo industry blog aPhotoEditor.com and the founder and CEO of PhotoFolio.com, a software company that allows photographers to build stunning portfolio websites. His clients are industry-leading editorial and commercial photographers worldwide who regularly receive awards for their website’s design. Rob works remotely from Durango, Colorado where he spends his free time skiing and mountain biking with his wife and two children.

HONORE BROWN

Senior Photo Editor at Wonderful Machine. career as the manager for Max Vadukul tained and archived photographs, coordinated printed Vadukul’s portfolio for agency representation. moved to the New Yorker to take these While there, she took on an array of responsibilities, and commissioning photo shoots, managing of photos, as well as maintaining relationships galleries. Through working at Wonderful her own photography career, Honore has the medium. But what she loves most about tographers and the relationships she gets

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Machine. Honore began her Studio, where she maincoordinated photo shoots, and representation. She then skills to a higher level. responsibilities, producing managing the licensing rights relationships with museums and Wonderful Machine and pursuing has a palpable passion for about her work are the phogets to build with them.

JEMMA DILAG

Jemma Dilag (they/them) is a fine art photographer, self-published poet, and photography consultant. Jemma’s work explores gender and ethnic identity, mental health, and relationships using poetry and imagery. Previously a Creative Consultant at Wonderful Machine, Jemma has worked with photographers of various specialties and at all stages of their career in achieving their professional and creative goals. They have successfully helped photographers grow their portfolio and expand their client base by aligning photographers’ values with their dream goals. These days, Jemma works at CoStar Group as a Photography Manager.

JESSE DITTMAR

Jesse Dittmar is a portrait photographer working with The New York Times, The Washington Post, and brands like Apple and Hulu. The New Yorker, People, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, and New York Magazine have all published his work. He has photographed the most accomplished figures of the 21st century, including Denzel Washington, Tom Brady, Serena Williams, Tom Hanks, Patti Smith, David Letterman, the Star Wars cast, and hundreds more. Typically using black and white film, Jesse’s photographs invoke a sense that one is standing in front of the subject along with him. He humanizes our most renowned figures and equally photographs those who are not famous. His portraits are iconic in their simplicity and intimacy.