GUEST MEMBERS
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RITTER GALLERY MEMBERS
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{ CHRISTIAN RITTER }

My photographic interest lies mainly in capturing living portraits of people, showing them as they are and in the beauty of the moment. Saving those little instances of warmth, dignity, joy or even sadness that so beautifully describe each personality. In combining several of those moments and personalities together I hope to highlight a few of the characteristics that make a certain place or country so special.
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{ AIMEE SHANNON }

“series 11” My work is done with the intention of connecting the life I lead with the work I create. I pull directly from my emotional experiences and try to translate them into energy that is represented through my photography. The realizations that I have come to in my own life have served me in knowing what is important to convey in my art. I am and always have been an observer, obsessed with the elements in nature and the soul of humanity on a mission to depict the truth in all that I see.

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{ HELMUT ALBRECHT }

“zip 10013” My experience with “giving” pictures started when I was nine years old when my godfather gave me an Agfa box as my first camera. From there my photographic journey started: it took me from capturing nature and castles in the Bavarian Alps to my first taste of architecture and travel photography.
It is rewarding to me as photographer when you pause and reflect looking at one of the pictures I give to you. Your interpretation will be different than mine, however I hope you still take the picture as a gift. My first set of pictures I present to you is from the zip10013 series; most of the impressions had been found in SoHo and Greenwich Village, which inspired the title of the set.

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