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John Rogers is a 31 year-old photographer with more than a decade of experience, living in New York City. A mainstay of the New York jazz scene, he's currently staff photographer for All About Jazz New York, where he has been taking pictures since 2004—among them the cover shot for the Jan 2007 issue. John has also been a intergral part of the ongoing NPR Music series " Live at the Village Vanguard" which has garnered critical acclaim.
Check out John's photography on NPR.com "Live at the Village Vanguard".
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June 2010:Photo of Theo Bleckman in Village Voice (miscredited to Christopher Farber in print edition)
June 2010:Photo of Woody Allen in Village Voice headline article entitled " The Jazz Evangelism Of Woody Allen".
May 2010:Photo of Andy Bey for All About Jazz NY
May 2010: Series of photos taken over five nights for The Chick Corea /Bill Evans project featuring Eddie Gomez and Paul Motian.
May 2010: Photo of Champion Fulton for the Village Voice music section.
April 2010: Photo of Paul Motian in the Village Voice music section.
February 2010:Photo session for ECM Records, upcoming project with Marc Johnson quartet.
December 2009:Photo session for David S Ware upcoming solo record on AUM Fidelity Records.
December 2009: Photo of Stephane Spira for Jazz Magazine France
December 2009: Photo session with Brad Meldau,Charlie Haden,Paul Motion and Lee Konitz for upcoming project with ECM records
December 2009: Photo of Manfred Eicher and Meridith Monk for German Newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung
December 2009: Cover photo of Christian Mcbride for All About Jazz New york
November 2009: Meridith Monk Photo session for upcoming album on ECM records
November 2009: Photo of Sirone for Obituary in The Guardian Newspaper
More of John's photos can be found at his Flickr page—more than 3100 in total.
John is available in NYC and the surrounding area for portraits/headshots, musical events, dance, pet photography, and everything in between. Please email for rates.