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P L A C E S:    The images I capture speak to me in a number of ways, fulfilling my curiosity about the world and everything in it.  I gravitate to subjects that seem odd or out of place, and am often reminded of a long forgotten connection, or something that I consider humorous. 

I like to revisit themes, and work on my various projects for years.  I pay attention to how things change over time or disappear.  I prefer quiet places where I can spend time thinking about the subject matter without interruption; it’s not always possible, so I go with the flow.  Some subjects I find by chance and some I know about.

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P E O P L E:    At a solo exhibition of my “Personalities” series in Minneapolis, a psychiatrist introduced himself and said that he felt that I capture who people really are.

​I find people who push convention to be especially appealing.  My background as a documentary film maker has helped me tremendously with finding subjects and making them feel comfortable.

My curiosity seeks out unique people and my acceptance of them allows for a mutually engaging encounter. I provide the audience, and the persona they project reminds me, and my viewers, of our common human wish - to be seen.

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B  I  O  G  R  A  P  H  Y

Gary Beeber is an award-winning American photographer and filmmaker who has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the world.  He has had numerous solo photography exhibitions and his documentary films have been screened at over 150 film festivals.  Pfizer Pharmaceutical, Goldman Sachs and Chase Bank are Fortune 500 companies who collect his work.

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F I L M M A K E R    B I O

Gary Beeber is a photographer and documentary film director, producer, editor and visual storyteller.  His films have screened internationally and have won numerous awards.  He attended the School of Visual Arts in NYC to study garphic design, drawing and painting.  He started making films in 2005 after  he produced and directed a successful off-Broadway show, Gotham Burlesque.

His notable film credits include “The Water Collector” (2026), which recently won “Best Documentary Short” at the Swedish International Film Festival.  “WATER” (2025) a documentary feature, received grants from several environmental groups and has won 28 awards so far.  Feature Documentary “Dirty Martini and the New Burlesque” has screened throughout the world and was featured on Danish National Television.

Gary lives in Washington Township, Ohio with his wife Betsy.  He is currently revising a film about an eccentric bike messenger in NYC named Kamikaze.  He also continues to exhibit his award-winning photography at galleries and museums throughout the world.

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