Biography

As a 17-year-old, Eli Reichman borrowed a vintage Leica camera from his dad,
beginning a lifelong adventure with photography.Three years later while attendingschool at The University of Kansas, Eli was offered a summer photography internship at the Los Angeles Times. He stayed for a year.

As long as he can remember, Eli has always enjoyed a good story. From the beginning, the camera provided the opportunity to express himself more completely than ever before.
Early career opportunities included jobs with National Geographic Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, The Topeka Capitol Journal, The Kansas City Star, and The Tulsa Tribune, each step along the way deepening Eli’s technical abilities and personal narrative style.Today, Eli’s clients include magazines, corporations and advertising agencies.The passion to explore and photograph the world remains as strong today as when he first picked up that vintage Leica camera more than 30 years ago.

“Through the years I’ve used the best archival papers, but none compare to Museo’s Portfolio Rag. It’s amazing Dmax range breathes life into images that
would otherwise appear ordinary. Museo’s dedication to quality production assures that I can expect consistent results with every print.”

Awards of Note

1996: Communication Arts Photography Annual. Featuring Weston Tobacco Series.

1982: Pulitzer Prize: The Kansas City Star. Photography of the Hyatt Regency Hotel accident.

1980: National Geographic: Portfolio internship selection.

1979-80: William Randolph Hearst Medallion of Excellence. National Photojournalism Championship Finalist.

1978: College Photographer of the Year, 1st place Feature + HM Portfolio