Meryl
Spiegel is a Long Island photographer who reflects the landscape and
people around her whether she is at home on the East End, roaming
Manhattan or traveling abroad. Her subjects range from seascapes to
still life to street life. Working primarily with a medium-format
camera and color film, her images look more like paintings than photographs.
She
has exhibited widely throughout the East End at a variety of venues
including Parrish Art Museum, St. Joseph’s College, Ashawagh
Hall, Levitas Center, Remsenburg Academy, Quogue Library, and East
End Arts Council where she was awarded “Best in Show.”
Her photo essays have appeared in The Southampton Review
published by Stony Brook University.
Ms.
Spiegel studied photography at the International Center of Photography
(ICP) and the Center for Media Studies in Manhattan as well as the
Image-Ouverte School of Photography in the South of France. She is
also a writer and adjunct professor with an MFA in Writing.