Behind The Eye Of The Camera - Schoenfeld, Robert
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Dr. Schoenfeld has maintained a strong interest in photography throughout his life. While attending his dad's summer camp. Bob documented his journey as soon as he was old enough to operate a camera. During his 5 years abroad, attending medical school in Switzerland. he documented the wondrous environment he was fortunate to be immersed in as well as his many of his overseas adventures In 1993 his work was exhibited in the Salmagundi Photo Club in New York City. His photos have also been chosen for juried exhibits by Mr. Miles Barth from the International Center of Photography, as well as…mehr

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Dr. Schoenfeld has maintained a strong interest in photography throughout his life. While attending his dad's summer camp. Bob documented his journey as soon as he was old enough to operate a camera. During his 5 years abroad, attending medical school in Switzerland. he documented the wondrous environment he was fortunate to be immersed in as well as his many of his overseas adventures In 1993 his work was exhibited in the Salmagundi Photo Club in New York City. His photos have also been chosen for juried exhibits by Mr. Miles Barth from the International Center of Photography, as well as Edward Robertson from the Museum of Modern Art. department of Photography. He also has had two shows at one of New York's most prestigious art galleries. the National Art Club, at Gramercy Park. The editor of the Art Times, which is a monthly art resource newspaper, distributed to most Art Galleries in the North East, wrote in her March 1997 review of Dr. Schoenfeld's exhibit called Cosmos, at the National Art Club that, "The exhibit was hard to walk away from" and she concludes with the statement "that each work was as a meditation." Dr. Schoenfeld also has had numerous photographic exhibits on Long Island, including the Huntington's Cinema Art Centre as well as Long Island libraries.