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Lynn Savarese is a photographer whose work focuses on intimate observation of what she finds passing through the world.

Originally from a small town in Texas, Savarese resided and traveled throughout the world before establishing New York City as her home in the early ‘80s following her graduation from Harvard Law School. After careers in corporate law and investment banking and a lengthy sabbatical to raise her family and pursue professional volunteer work, Lynn Savarese turned to photography in earnest several years ago.

An ongoing student at the International Center of Photography in New York, Savarese regularly accepts commissions for commercial projects from a variety of clients including a prominent NYC event planner, an on-line women's sports clothing company, as well as studio portraiture. She also has a special interest in working closely with select not-for-profit organizations to help further their missions through strategic photography projects.

• My Still Life Aviary, featuring 72 prints of mounted bird specimens. The Umbrella Arts Gallery, NYC, March 6-27, 2014
• New York’s New Abolitionists, a collection of 50 formal portraits celebrating New York State’s leadership in the fight to end sex trafficking, commissioned by the New York State Anti-Trafficking Coalition and including a wide range of individuals---from victims of trafficking to such luminaries as Gloria Steinem, Agnes Gund, Mayor David Dinkins, former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, and United States Attorney Preet Bharara. The International Center of Photography, May 23, 2013

• Tales, Processes and Moments, collective works from an ICP Master’s Seminar. The MANA Contemporary, June 24-July 26, 2014.

• “Fair & Fowl: Lynn Savarese’s Still Life Aviary at Umbrella Arts,” by Laura Van Straaten, Whitewall E-Magazine, March 24, 2014
• “Who are New York’s New Abolitionists?” http://www.nynewabolitionists.com/