Photography

“Although my primary medium is writing, I find that the camera affords me a different view and perspective to tell a story. Setting up compositions during a photo session allows me an opportunity to slow down a story’s action. Body language and facial expression are amplified and framed. This is similar to what I hope to achieve with my writing, but with photography it’s more immediate. When I look through the lens before I press the button, it’s like looking through a microscope. I see things that might not be evident otherwise.”

Born and raised in the Garden State, Paul Rabinowitz has been creating across multiple art forms for almost two decades. When his photography takes the stage, each frame does what Rabinowitz seems to do best: telling a story. The subjects of his pieces are partially posed, but their pose doesn’t seem to be what he’s after. Instead of capturing a composition, his photos are about relaying a mood.
-Chris Rockwell, Editor of Soup Can Magazine

Rabinowitz was a featured artist in Nailed Magazine in 2020, Mud Season Review in 2022, Apricity Press in 2023, Rappahannock Review in 2024 and The Woven Tale Press in 2025. His photo series Limited Light was nominated for Best of the Net in 2021. His work has appeared in numerous galleries and group shoes including, CCM Gallery, NJ (solo show); Spazio SV Gallery, Venice, Italy; Atlantic Gallery, Chelsea, NYC; Jill Krutick Fine Art, Huntington, NY. Rabinowitz uses only natural light, and shoots with his Nikon D7000.

2022: Interview about his solo show, Retrospective With Reading Glasses.
2024: Interview about the creative process with SORTES Literary Magazine editor, Jeremy Eric Tenenbaum