Many years ago, during my “photography stage” I stumbled into an obscure institute in Louisville, Kentucky called the Center For Photographic Studies. The center was created by C.J. Pressma, a man whose passion for photography ran so deep that his favorite cocktail was scotch with a splash of D-76 developer.
Pressma studied with Minor White in a special graduate studies program at MIT and he studied with Henry Holmes at Indiana University where he also earned his MFA. He has received a number of awards and his his work has been exhibited internationally. Eschewing the coasts, he has been a celebrated figure in the Kentucky arts world for a generation.
- The Doorway, 1998 digital image on watercolor paper
- Path Leading Nowhere, 1999 digital image on watercolor paper
- The Uncles, 1999 digital image on watercolor paper
- RItual Site, 1999 digital image on watercolor paper
- Destruction, 1998 digital image on watercolor paper
- Ladder to Nowhere, 2001 digital image on watercolor paper
- Flight Over Indonesia, 2001 digital image on watercolor paper
- Indonesian Remembrance, 2000 Digital Photograph
- Northern Italy, 1998 digital image on watercolor paper
- Havana Street, 2001 digital image on watercolor paper
- Hot Lips, 2001 digital image on watercolor paper
- Chicago Protest, 2006 digital image on watercolor paper
C.J. Pressma :: Portfolio, represented by: PYRO Gallery











