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Showing posts with label Andrew D. Bernstein. Show all posts
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Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Chip off the ole' Block

Great story from San Marino California on my buddy, Michael Bernstein, son of pro photographer extraordinaire, Andrew D. Bernstein.  Read on:

Whiz Kid’s Name:     Michael Bernstein
Whiz Kid’s Age:        17 years old
Whiz Kid’s School:   San Marino High School
Whiz Kid’s Accomplishment:
McIntyre, Bernstein & Lyons
At age 12, Michael served as the Director of Photography on the San Marino National Little League’s Board of Directors for two seasons. He has worked for the San Marino Tribune for the past four years. He’s the founder of a company that recently received legal accreditation from the State of California and serves the San Marino Unified School District, the San Marino Recreation Department and the Los Angeles Chapter of Legal Administrators--just to name a few. He’s also served national clients such as NBA Entertainment and Autism Speaks and has interned as a staff photographer at Staples Center and Nokia Theatre LA Live.  He’s currently a member of the San Marino Titanian Yearbook leadership team as the Sports Editor.
Whiz Kid’s Key to Awesomeness:
The key to Michael’s awesomeness is his open perspective. Whether it’s his ability to see pictures in motion--be it action shots of athletes or beautiful panoramas--or to stay grounded in his success, Michael always remembers to thank the people who stand behind him and support him in all his ventures. 
Michael would first like to thank his father, professional photographer Andrew D. Bernstein, who taught him everything he knows about photography and helped him realize that vision; every day he is learning from the master is a blessing. He would also like to thank his stepmom, SusĂș, for all the support she has provided in everything. His success wouldn’t have been possible without her encouragement.
He recognized and wants to express his gratitude to the people of this community (Mr. Kevin McCloskey, Mr. Mitch Lehman and Mr. Jose Caire) who have given him the opportunities that cultivate and foster his passion of photography.  
Michael’s humility is definitely what keeps him on the right track now and hopefully into the future. The fact that he does so much photography for the schools in his home and his community will keep him grounded as he continues to advance himself, his company and his craft. He incorporates this earnestness into his photography. All these elements, coupled with his continuing passion for his art, will take him far.
Michael's Family:
Michael went to Valentine Elementary and Huntington Middle School before attending San Marino High School. His father is Andrew D. Bernstein, a professional photographer and an alumnus of UMASS Amherst and Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. His step mother is Mariel “SusĂș” Mulet, a labor and employment attorney and alumnus of USC. 
Michael has three sisters: Helen Bugacov (step-sister) and Juliet Bernstein, both of whom are 16 years old and attend San Marino High School; and his youngest step-sister, Emilia “Mimi” Bernstein, who is three years old and currently enrolled at San Marino Community Church Nursery School. Their family also has a cat named Lola.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

ADB: Journey to the Ring ...

Listen in to a great interview with NBA photographer Andrew D. Bernstein his new photo book on the amazing journey the LA Lakers took to capture the 201o NBA championship.  Good stuff - even for a Boston guy.














Can't believe he remembered to load the camera!  Click below to buy one and think about a great stocking stuffer for Christmas time.




Friday, August 21, 2009

Basketball Hall of Fame Showcases Photo Exhibit by Andrew D. Bernstein

(Photo by T. Peter Lyons)

Currently, at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame (TL proud to have the HofF as a client):

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The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, located in Springfield, Mass., the birthplace of basketball, will exhibit original portrait and action sports photography depicting memorable match-ups and moments in the recent history of the NBA Finals, shot by Andrew D. Bernstein, Senior Director, NBA Photos.

The solo exhibition, previously showcased in Los Angeles during the 2009 NBA Finals, covers images of the NBA Finals captured by the lens of Bernstein from 1983 through 2009. The exhibit is part of a full series of new, interactive programming to honor the Hall’s “Class of 2009,” to be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame during ceremonies scheduled for September 10-12, 2009.

“We encourage basketball fans from all over the world to plan a visit to Springfield and the Basketball Hall of Fame,” said Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame President and CEO John Doleva. “We’ve been working hard to prepare for the enshrinement ceremonies surrounding the historic Class of 2009, and the Hall is filled with new exhibits and plenty of enthusiastic basketball fans enjoying the museum and playing our game. The wonderful NBA Finals photo exhibition by Andy Bernstein will join a brand new exhibit honoring 2009 inductee Michael Jordan to create an entire new wing of extraordinary basketball content to be enjoyed by basketball fans everywhere.”

Bernstein studied communications at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and graduated from Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California before beginning his long association with the NBA as a founding member of the league’s photo division. For almost 30 years he has played a major role in chronicling the NBA’s history photographically. His work frequently appears in national publications such as Sports Illustrated, ESPN the Magazine, The Sporting News, Time, and Newsweek. Bernstein’s work regularly greets visitors to NBA.com and other worldwide Internet sites and publications. Bernstein has photographed nearly 150 NBA Finals games, the most by any photographer in the league’s 63-year history, and has captured some of the greatest moments in the league’s history, both on and off the court.

The exhibit consists of 30 photographs carefully selected by the photographer. “A lot of time and reminiscing went into choosing these photos,” said Bernstein. “Twenty-seven years of NBA Finals supplied me with an amazing collection of memorable moments. To be able to return to Western Massachusetts, where my dream started, and have my work displayed in the Hall of Fame is unbelievably thrilling,” added Bernstein. “The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is the pinnacle of the sport. The recognition doesn’t get any better than this.”

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Bruce in Hartford

A summer night in Western Massachusetts turned into a great night with my buddy Andy B and his wonderful family. See this: