Cynthia O'Connor

My collection of photographs span the last 15 years. Some of them are film and some digital. They are all giclee prints on archival papers and professionally framed.

A portion of the proceeds on all my photography, whether portraits, events and weddings, or fine art photos is donated to several non-profit organizations that work to save the elephants from extinction, and rescue those who have been left as orphans or injured themselves by the cruel act of poaching for the sale of the illegal ivory.

Over 100 elephants are killed every day and at the current rate they may be extinct in the next decade. How sad to think that your grandchildren may only know of these magnificent creatures in picture books.

The United States in the 2nd largest importer of illegal ivory in the world, behind China. And the sale of illegal wildlife remains is the 4th largest international crime, behind human trafficking, drugs, and guns.

If you want to know how you can do more to help save this beautiful species of animals, please contact me at either or .

Education: University of Denver, B.A. Psychology and Sociology
Smith College – Graduate Business program
ICP (international Center of Photography)

Merrwinsville Hotel, Gaylordsville, CT
White Silo Gallery, Sherman, CT
Hunt Hill Silo Gallery, New Milford, CT
Sherman Library, Sherman, CT.
Bridgewater Library, Bridgewater, CT
Wolcott Library, Woodbury, CT
Ridgefield Library, Ridgefield, CT
Hospice of Danbury Annual Juried Art Show, Danbury, CT
Junior League Juried Art Show, Fairfield, CT
Artemisia Salon, New Milford, CT
Everything Carlyle, New Milford, CT
Homeward Bound, New Milford, CT
The Grand Patisserie, New Milford, CT
McKinney and Doyle, Pawling, NY
The Book Cove, Pawling, NY
Bethel Library, Bethel CT
Denise Bibro Gallery, NYC
Danbury City Center
Sacred Grounds Coffee, Sherman CT
Webster Bank, Sherman CT