Photographers: David Lindner, Carlo Cippriani, Kyo Morishima, Mike Vassallo, Jeff Zorabedian

About the Studio

What you can expect from David and his photographers is artistic and exciting work that reflects not only talent but experience and knowledge.  Their style is distinctly modern, but transcends all vogues of the moment.  Their emphasis is on heart felt expressiveness and visual beauty.

The Lindner Studio has been one of New York’s premier studios for over thirty years. Located in Chelsea, the atmosphere is sunny and relaxed.  The staff are all photographers or artists and are intelligent and caring people.  Experts at what they do, they  are devoted to helping our clients through the process of all their photography needs.


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David Lindner

David Lindner comes from four generations of professional photographers.  The medium is in his blood. His mentor was Philippe Halsman, the legendary Life magazine cover photographer. David opened his studio in 1977.  With grants in the arts, he specialized in dance, theater, portraiture, and published the magazine Dance Life.  As a photographer, David’s subjects have ranged broadly: from the President of the United States (congressmen, governors and mayors, too) to school children; from gangsters to firefighters; from the world’s greatest ballet dancers to tango pros to jazz dancers and musicians; from boxers to circus performers; from rock stars and celebrities to performers from virtually all over the world.

Dave w stampDavid’s art photography has been shown in numerous galleries, museums and books.  In 2004 he was honored with a United States postage stamp featuring his performance photography of America’s greatest choreographer, George Balanchine.


Carlo Cipriani

Carlo Cipriani is the principal photographer, after David, for The Lindner Studio.  He began taking pictures 25 years ago in Italy to help finance his engineering degree, but soon realized that his passion for photography far outweighed that course of study. With his talent and technical intelligence, he was soon shooting fashion and advertising spreads, and opened his own studio in Rome.

carlo_0001Shortly after moving to New York, Carlo joined The Lindner Studio.  Since 1999 he has built a reputation photographing weddings, portraits and events for us.


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Kyo Morishima

Kyo Morishima is a man with an exciting past.  After a period as a race car driver in Japan, he came to the USA to attend (and graduate from) the prestigious Corcoran Gallery’s College of Art and Design in Washington, DC.  Along with his concentration in documentary photography, he learned photojournalism from the White House Press Photographers and worked at the Washington Post as assistant photo editor.  He moved to NYC and started working for The Lindner Studio in 2001.  We prize him as one of the best wedding photojournalists in town.


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Jeff Zorabedian

Jeff Zorabedian has been an avid photographer for the past ten years. Jeff began as a performance photographer and his work led him to become the photographer for the prestigious HB Acting Studio in New York. Jeff came to The Lindner Studio while searching for a photographer for his own wedding. He was so impressed by the work he saw that he decided to learn from the best and join the studio team. In addition to being a staff photographer, Jeff serves as the studio representative and is the liaison with all of our clients.


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Mike Vassallo

Mike Vassallo studied photography at the School of Visual Arts, and very quickly established himself as a wedding and portrait photographer.  He has worked throughout the northeast with many fine studios and has become David’s associate school photographer.