Paul Greenberg

Recent Panoramas

We are very pleased to present Paul Greenberg’s latest panoramic photographs. He has been a fixture on the Dallas photographic scene since the 1970s. In the 1990s, he began using a panoramic camera, shooting in his incisive documentary style in various parts of the world.

In Black and White Magazine, he stated, “I take a very simple approach to making photographs. I document what I see. Nothing in my photography is planned or manipulated. I’m not interested in inventing a new way of seeing. My intent is to nurture and preserve a very important photographic exercise—the documentation of life on the street.”

Dr. Greenberg (b. 1935) makes his living as a general internist. His photography has been exhibited and published in many venues. His prints can be found in the collections of the Dallas Museum of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth and a number of other institutions.

Paul Greenberg makes his own silver gelatin prints. Their image size is 7 x 17 inches. Most prints sell for $750.00, with exceptions noted. Add $40.00 for 16 x 26 inch matting and $30.00 for shipping.

Man Viewing D.J., NYC	Covered Pictures, The Met	Museum Guard #2, NYC	Surreal Couple, Paris
Doorman, Trump Tower, NYC	Broadway, NYC	Father Duffy, Homage to Fee F., NYC	Windows, NYC
Mr. Gubi, NYC	Police Line, NYC	No Ball Playing, Pittsburgh	Cable Car, San Francisco
Two Women, Tulleries Garden, Paris	Pyramid, Paris	Pompidou Center, Paris	Snow, Central Park, NYC