Bio
Ed Friedman is a photographer and photography teacher living in Arlington, MA.
His early work was focused on large format photography, particularly landscapes. Today Ed’s interest has shifted to working with people and more dynamic subjects. In particular, he enjoys making portrait of folks he meets on the streets of Boston and other locations.
Ed has had solo shows the Griffin Museum of Photography, the gallery at the Old Schwamb Mill and the Lexington Public Library. His work has also appeared in group shows including several juried shows at the Cambridge Art Association.
In support of his early interests, he studied with the noted landscape photographer Ron Rosenstock on-site in workshops in Ireland. More recently he has studied street and documentary portraiture with Norman Mauskopf in Santa Fe, Debbie Fleming Caffery in Rockport, Maine, and with Alex Webb in Brooklyn, NY.
Ed teaches photography to middle school children in Massachusetts, and conducts a photo critique workshop for adults in the Arlington school system.
He is represented by and exhibits at the Galatea Fine Art Gallery in Boston, MA.
