City Harvest - A Night of Practical Magic

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City Harvest are just good people, my favorite client and an organization I'm proud to work for. Last night was their big spring party at Cipriani's in midtown New York City. 

Shot with a Canon 5D Mark IV and 16-35mm F.28 lens and 70-200mm F2.8 lens

Event Photographer Ben Hider

Honeywell Portraits

Honeywell portraits shot on location at the HQ in New Jersey

All images taken with the Fujifilm GFX 50S with 63mm F2.8 lens and lit with the Profoto B2

Portrait Photographer Ben Hider

Bill Webb Memorial for Fox Sports

I've never really photographed a funeral or memorial before. I've taken a camera to some funerals, but never been the paid photographer at one. It was an interesting and uplifting experience to celebrate the life of someone who clearly made a huge difference to so many people

Event Photographer Ben Hider

Nexxus Salon with Kevin Mancuso

Nexxus New York Salon Care - Official Hair Care Sponsor of Tribeca Film Festival 2016

New York City Event Photographer Ben Hider

National Geographic Further

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Last night was the National Geographic Further evening at Jazz at Lincoln Center

NYBG Chihuly

The Chihuly Exhibit will be opening soon at the New York Botanical Gardens and I was so fortunate to be booked to create some of the photographs that will be released with the opening press release for the exhibit. Of course the final decision will be in the hands of the Chihuly team, but here are some of my favorite photographs from last night

Shot with the Fujifilm GFX 50S and 63mm F2.8 Lens

Malala Yousafzai

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I would say that generally my policy was to politely refuse a "celebrity" photo opportunity. Then years ago Bill Clinton asked if I wanted a photo and I politely declined and immediately felt like a rude idiot. How could I refuse the opportunity with Malala Yousafzai. I hope my daughter has even an ounce of her drive

““My great hope is that this will be the last time we must fight for the education of our children. Let us solve this once and for all.””
— Malala Yousafzai