photos of NYRP by Ben Hider Images. For photography bookings please email me here
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Plein Air painting at New York Botanical Gardens
Plein Air painting at New York Botanical Gardens on May 5, 2018 in The Bronx
All photos taken with the Canon 5D Mark IV with the new 24mm-105mm F4 IS ii lens and a Profoto B2 mounted on a Promediagear boomerang bracket and Profoto beauty dish.
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NYBG Earth Day
Earth Day celebrations at the New York Botanical Gardens in The Bronx on April 21, 2018. (Photos by Ben Hider)
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New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
The New York Botanical Gardens "Impressionism: American Gardens on Canvas"
New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
New York Botanical Gardens Impressionism: American Gardens Canvas
The New York Botanical Gardens "Impressionism: American Gardens on Canvas"
It was fantastic to photograph the opening weekend of the new show at the botanical gardens and it was such a great success.
Ben Hider - Event, Food and Portrait Photographer based in New York City and Westchester
American Impressionism, a prominent artistic style that flourished at the turn of the 20th century, comes to life in a captivating Garden-wide exhibition. In the Conservatory, stroll through an American Impressionist garden, a stunning interpretation by Francisca Coelho, NYBG's renowned curator and designer, of the alluring gardens that influenced iconic artists such as Childe Hassam and John Singer Sargent. In the Art Gallery, view a beautiful complementary display of more than 20 paintings and sculptures by these famed artists and their contemporaries that capture the colors, shadows, and ephemeral quality of light they observed in the natural world and infused in their distinctive imagery; the collection has been assembled by Guest Curator Linda S. Ferber, Ph.D., Director Emerita and Senior Art Historian of the New-York Historical Society.