Harry Agress

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I was first introduced to photography when my father gave me a camera for my 10th birthday and I have been captivated ever since. I have always been a very visual person, having looked inside the human body for 36 years as a radiologist. Photography has allowed me to look outside the human body into its surroundings and occasionally back again into its soul.

I want my works to inspire feelings of thoughtfulness, serenity and wonder in the majesty of simple beauty. To peak your curiosity, such that you want to learn more, or even better, go experience these cultures for yourself.

To capture a distinct meaningful moment and provide the timeless gift of experiencing that moment over and over again; that, to me, is the magic of photography. That is what makes me happy.

Dr. Agress received his undergraduate BA from Tufts University and MD degree at Tufts University School of Medicine (Boston). He has practiced Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine for over 36 years and is a Clinical Professor, Department of Radiology, Columbia University, and Chairman Emeritus, Department of Radiology, Hackensack University Medical Center. Having recently retired from daily practice, he is still teaching and lecturing.

Photography has been a major part of Dr. Agress’ life since childhood, having learned from years of experience, photo workshops with outstanding photographers, such as Joe McNally and Bob Krist, annual PDN and B&H Lecture Series, reading, travel and life observation.

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