Beth Green is a renowned brand in the world of photography, offering a wide range of products and services. With a background in modeling, Beth's passion for capturing moments led her to transition from in front of the camera to behind it. After interning for photography legends Ansel Adams and Minor White, she honed her skills at the studio of fashion photographer Richard Avedon.

Beth's photography journey took her from photojournalism, capturing iconic figures like Queen Elizabeth and Pope Paul VI, to sports photography, where she became one of the first women photographers to gain access to professional sports locker rooms. Her impressive portfolio includes documenting three presidential campaigns, Olympic competitions, and major sporting events. In the 1980s, Beth worked as a photo editor for Newsweek magazine, focusing on politics, business, and culture.

However, her true passion lied in corporate photography. In 1989, she established Beth Green Studios, where she revolutionized the look of corporate photography by capturing the essence of powerful women in the business world. With a strong foundation in fine art photography, influenced by her mentors Adams and White, Beth's work beautifully captures the interplay of light and the world we inhabit.

Her exhibitions have been featured at prestigious galleries such as Sandy Bennett Art Gallery and Boston Imageworks East Side Gallery. Beth's expertise and talent have been acknowledged and celebrated. She has been written about in Wikipedia, the American Society of Media Photographers, and the Who's Who of American Women.

Additionally, she has shared her knowledge and skills as a guest professor at Rutgers and Fordham, as well as a teacher at the New York Institute of Photography. At Beth Green, we believe that photography is a powerful storytelling medium, and our aim is to capture the beauty and significance of every moment