Callie Joseph

Previous Browse Next

That Look Though...

2016

Tzfat schoolgirls walk home from class. This picture was taken in the ancient and mystical city of Tzfat (also known as Safed), Israel. Tzfat is the home to Kabbalah, widely known as the mystical belief system tied to Judaism. Though Tzfat has expanded and is now a fairly modern place to live, the roots of Kabbalah is still tangible in the old city. Sandstone steps like those shown here are carved into the city -- a modern schoolgirl walks home on 3,000 year old steps, with a glare to match the sun.

Buy $95.00

Digital photograph printed on fine art paper Large glossy or lustre print -- print only (no mounting or matting)
15" x 9"
Shipping cost: $20.00

Purchase Options

$95.00 / Digital photograph printed on fine art paper Large glossy or lustre print -- print only (no mounting or matting) / 15" x 9"

$75.00 / Small glossy or lustre print -- print only (no mounting or matting) / 11" x 7"

$200.00 / Large print mounted on 3x board on fine art metallic paper / 15" x 9"

$125.00 / Large print mounted on 3x board on fine art metallic paper / 11" x 7"

Image Description: That Look Though... / Main Image

Artist + Callie Joseph

Follow this artist

As a local New Orleanian and proud Uptowner, it's hard to not be surrounded by art from a young age. Photography, and art in general, has always been in my blood. My father and aunt were photographers, and several other members of my family are various writers, actors, musicians, and painters.

I graduated from Tulane University with a dual degree in Film and Digital Media Production, and worked in the film industry throughout college and a few years after graduating. I quickly grew disillusioned with the industry, so I decided to take a year break and focus on other things. That year turned into 3, but I continued to freelance during that time as both a photographer and videographer.

During that time, I was able to travel the world, and lived in the Middle East for some time. There, my inspiration really took off, and I realized my strength as an artist was in travel photography. I love experiencing new people and cultures and then bringing those experiences back with me via my photographs. I can expose people to other parts of the world they may not have the opportunity to experience for themselves. What's art, if not that?

NEW ORLEANS

Meet the Artists

Local art is the lifeblood of our culture and communities. We source work from hundreds of painters, muralists, sculptors, metal workers, printmakers, illustrators, photographers, and textile artists, every one of whom is part of your local community.

Location All / Greater New Orleans / Greater Baton Rouge / North Louisiana / Mississippi Gulf Coast