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About the photographer

Tony began his career with National Geographic Magazine in 1971. Since then, his camera has taken him to over thirty countries in as many years - from Iceland to the Amazon.
Like most photographers, he is a series of contrasts: His lens has captured the frozen landscapes of Iceland and the sweltering jungles of the Amazon.
He is probably most known for his beautiful travel photography, yet while working with the human figure, his sensitivity rivals that of the great painters. Indeed, his artistic life began as a young painter trained in the classical manner. He studied classical piano at the prestigious Eastman School of Music and taught himself to play the bluegrass banjo. He lived in Brazil as a teenager and Italy as a college student. In 1995, he returned to Rome to continue painting and to learn how to sculpt in the classical manner under one of Rome's most gifted sculptors, Alessandro Nocera.
AGENCIES
Getty Images & Workbookstock photo agencies represent his photography worldwide. His work is in the permanent collection of fine art of the Neikrug Gallery, New York.
PROFESSIONAL CLIENTS
National Geographic Magazine, Time Magazine, Eastman Kodak Company, McGraw Hill, Saturday Evening Post, Psychology Today, Natural History Magazine, and many international corporate clients.
SOME PUBLICATIONS
•Conquering the Amazon: Brazil's Jungle
Highway - Gannet Publishing
• Where Madness Follows:The Search For Gold In The Amazon
Jungle
• The Marvels of Animal Behavior - National
Geographic Society
• This Changing Earth - January 1973 National Geographic
Magazine
• We're Doing Something About The Weather - National
Geographic
• The Great Lakes - National Geographic Magazine
• The Rebirth of Mount St. Helens - National
Geographic Traveler





