Linda began her career in the photography industry as a documentary photographer focused on social-environmental issues, and has since turned her focus to portraiture. Linda’s documentary work has appeared in The London Sunday Times magazine, The New York Times, German Geo, Slate and Photograph among others. Her work has been exhibited nationally and abroad, and recognized by numerous honors including The Biennial of Fine Art & Documentary, Julia Margaret Cameron, and the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center.
With a minimal lens, Linda’s refined sense for content and detail gives her insight into her subject finding the balance between being a meticulous observer, and allowing serendipity to take place. Her images strike a whimsical and often peculiar tone, as in our most natural state we are awkward and full of graceless moments which she feels are endearing qualities to examine, rather than avoid.
With a preference for the uncomplicated, Linda’s photographic style is marked by an unconventional simplicity that has become her trademark. Her personal aesthetic and sensitivity to the unique allows her to capture emotions that characterize a moment - making her portraits a conversation piece as much as they are a loving sentiment.
Linda lives in New York with her family and rescue Shih Tzu Tofu.