I thoroughly enjoyed this interview! Paul seems to be a classic photographer (a la Bresson, Sudek...) and he has, indeed, managed to convey a delicate beauty in all his photos. All of them! Thanks for making me aware of his work!
Spectacular imagery! It always amazes me when a really great photographer takes seemingly mundane imagery and makes it magical. I love the photo of the girl behind the counter in the cafe. I will be back for a re-read as I probably missed some good detail.
Yes! I had a similar thought about how Paul captures beauty and meaning in everyday scenes. I encourage you to check out his portfolios on his site to see more!
I do amateur photography ~ wish I had pursued photography more in depth as Paul did ~. Such beauty and depth in his photos ~ Thank you, Paul ~ You live a very rich life ~ admirable ~
I used to see Paul walking on the boulevard and only knew his first name ~ I am saddened at his loss of his wife ~ didn't know her but what a couple they seemed to have made ~ both so bright and creative. Death comes to us all ~
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview! Paul seems to be a classic photographer (a la Bresson, Sudek...) and he has, indeed, managed to convey a delicate beauty in all his photos. All of them! Thanks for making me aware of his work!
Spectacular imagery! It always amazes me when a really great photographer takes seemingly mundane imagery and makes it magical. I love the photo of the girl behind the counter in the cafe. I will be back for a re-read as I probably missed some good detail.
Yes! I had a similar thought about how Paul captures beauty and meaning in everyday scenes. I encourage you to check out his portfolios on his site to see more!
I do amateur photography ~ wish I had pursued photography more in depth as Paul did ~. Such beauty and depth in his photos ~ Thank you, Paul ~ You live a very rich life ~ admirable ~
I used to see Paul walking on the boulevard and only knew his first name ~ I am saddened at his loss of his wife ~ didn't know her but what a couple they seemed to have made ~ both so bright and creative. Death comes to us all ~
Thank you for this story, for sharing Mr. Goldberg's work and his heart.
Wonderful story, Amy…thank you. Paul’s unquenchable thirst for the beauty in life comes through in his work and your prose.
Thank you Amy, a great and sensitive insite into a true creative. I loved it.
This is a wonderful profile of a life well lived as an artist and a person. The sorrows with the joys. Thank you for writing it.