About Frank Tedeschi
Frank first became interested in photography as an undergraduate student at State University of New York at Oneonta. While there, he worked in the college photography lab and was mentored by the illustrious Charles Winters whose work has been published in numerous books. Frank continued to nurture his love for photography while in law school and throughout his legal career. He contributed to the Bruce Maston book, An Enclave of Elegance, by photographing historic homes and their architectural details in an area of Schenectady known as the GE Realty Plot.The introduction of digital photography has allowed Frank greater freedom to explore his creativity with special interest in panoramic landscapes, skyscapes and macro photography. In hopes of capturing some of the awe of nature, Frank recently traveled to Utah and Arizona to photograph in Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Antelope Canyon and Monument Valley. He has also visited Italy from the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum to the lush, rolling hills of Tuscany.
Frank has photographed many weddings and special events, and continues to do so, capturing unique images of each event. He relies on his unobtrusive, low key approach to capture the true feelings, emotions and excitement of the day.
This site showcases some of his favorite images.
