I’ve been an editorial photographer since 1997. I’ve worked with regional publications, some with a readership of 2.5 million, as well as non-profits and advertising agencies. My work has been published nearly 900 times.
Over the years I’ve enthusiastically jumped out of planes, shadowed a neurosurgeon as he performed brain and spinal surgeries and rode with medical helicopter crews as they rushed patients from accident scenes to hospitals.
I strive to give viewers an unexpected, but accessible view of a subject – whether that subject is impoverished inner city kids or the mentally and physically challenged – and hopefully encouraging participation in discussions and solutions.
Breathtaking Monticello, lively Charlottesville, VA. Quaint and beautiful Lancaster County, PA. A ski resort in the Poconos-though not to ski. The mou
It was one of those overcast days when the clouds were so thick and low you could nearly touch them. A light rain sprinkled the glass as the sunlight
On the tenth anniversary of 9/11, I spent the evening in the city with my girlfriend and trusty side kick, my Canon G12. I have seen dozens of image
Wandering through the West Village last autumn, my girlfriend and I stumbled across this beautiful courtyard. The sun found its way down through the h
Emberger’s work will feature black & white framed photos from his series, "Portraits of Trees"... Ten percent of the proceeds will be donated to the
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