Santa Fe Photographic Workshops Conest: Honorable Mention

Morning Swim © Nina Buesing

Urbanutica

Urbanutica liked my picture of The Sheep. Thank you!

The Sheep © Nina Buesing

Fodor's Bahamas

One of my best trips and shoots - © Nina Buesing /Getty/Fodor's

Gallery Stock

I am happy to announce that in the near future my images will be available for licensing via Gallery Stock.

Beach Reading

Image taken in the beautiful Bahamas © Nina Buesing/plainpicture

YPA Award Ceremony & Benefit

up for auction at YPA © Nina Buesing

YPA is having a benefit gala & auction on October 12, 2010. I contributed a print of the image above. Find out more about the event and/or buy tickets at: www.youngphotographersalliance.org

A Photography Blog

from the series Fauna ©Nina Buesing Corvallo

I greatly respect Rachel Hulin, so I am honored to be featured on A Photography Blog in honor of the Derby.

Art for Haiti

Josh, Milan ©Nina Buesing Corvallo

Two of my works are available through March 9, 2010 in Nymphoto's Art for Haiti auction.
All proceeds will go to Partners in Health.

Culturehall

courtesy Culturehall

Head over to Culturehall to see the latest feature curated by Candace and myself.

On NPR

Today on NPR's blog The Picture Show

My Interview on Nymphoto

Please visit the Nymphoto Blog: www.nymphoto.blogspot.com for the full interview.

Opening Tonight @ Soho Photo

Schimmelreiter (FerroI) ©Nina Buesing Corvallo

Soho Photo's Krappy Kamera XI Exhibition
juried by Brian Paul Clamp
March 3 - April 4, 2009
Opening Reception March 3, 2009 6-8 p.m.

1st Place in a Competition Juried by Brian Paul Clamp

Schimmelreiter (FerroI) ©Nina Buesing

Brian Paul Clamp of Clamp Art in Chelsea juried the latest Krappy Kamera Competition at Soho Photo and I am thrilled to announce that I won 1st Place.
The accompanying exhibit will open in March 2009 at Soho Photo in Downtown New York.

Daniel Cooney's 2nd Emerging Artists Auction @ igavel.com

© Nina Buesing

Head over to www.igavel.com to see the latest Emerging Artists Auction curated & presented by Daniel Cooney. The works are also available for viewing at Daniel Conney Fine Art in Chelsea, New York. One of my works from a series on Bali is included in this auction.
I am grateful to Dan Cooney, and excited to be included in this auction along with so many other talented artists.

The auction will run through January 23, 2009 at www.igavel.com.

Featured on Flakphoto

If you head over to Flakphoto you will see my favorite image from my Ferro series being featured as the Image of the day.


Schimmelreiter ©Nina Buesing

Opening Reception Tonnight @ Soho Photo

If you are in New York tonight, come to Soho for the Opening Reception at Soho Photo Gallery. I have a work in the Annual Alternative Processes Competition Exhibit and there are lots of other great pieces in the show to see, such as the work of the grand prize winner, Jennifer Williams.


Untitled(Gloriana) ©Nina Buesing Corvallo

Annual Alternative Processes Competition Exhibit
Juried by Dan Estabrook
Soho Photo Gallery
15 White Street
New York, NY 10013
www.sohophoto.com
Opening Reception November 06, 2008 6-8p.m.

My work on 'my love for you is a stampede of horses'

Please head over to today's my love for you is a stampede of horses post, one of my favorite blogs, to see some of my fine art work, or visit www.ninabuesing.net.


courtesy my love for you is a stampede of horses (blog); © Nina Buesing (photograph)

Kate Spade Music

My image for Kate Spade Music.


White Skirt, Italy ©Nina Buesing

Opening Reception Tomorrow @ Fotoshop Gallery

© Nina Buesing

If you are in Hamburg, Germany tonight, come down to the 'Schanze', for the opening reception of "Nur Zu!" a group show at Fotoshop Gallery (run by Maria Dorner & Anja Lubitz) that features two of my works.
If Hamburg is not in your near future travel plans , you can also view and purchase prints online.

Nur Zu!
fotoshop - die fotogallerie
Vereinsstrasse 30
20357 Hamburg
Opening Reception: October 15, 2008 7 p.m.

New York Times: August 10, 2008

© Nina Buesing

One of my portraits of director Azazel Jacobs in today's New York Times.