With photographs spanning over four decades, Passing Strangers by Andrew Lawrence Fisher offers a glimpse into his journey through portraiture and still life. These works are more than images, they are moments and stories captured in time.
For Mr. Fisher, art is a lifetime marathon without a finish line. It's a persistent longing and an urge that's never fully satisfied. Yet, true fulfillment lies not in the perfection of the image, but in the people who step in front of his lens. It's the subjects, friends, strangers, and loved ones that are the heart of these photographs. Their presence, their stories, and their fleeting moments are the quiet gratification along his creative path.
Each of these images is a memory, an encounter, a soulful echo of a life spent observing. Here lies the satisfaction: not in the image itself, but in the connection it represents, with each moment, and with every passing stranger who enters his journey.