Enid Farber

A Legacy Captured in Light

Enid Farber Photography is a renowned visual chronicle of the evolving landscape of music, particularly jazz and world music. Founded by photographer Enid Farber, the studio has immortalized countless musical legends and captured the electrifying energy of countless live performances over four decades.

A Passion for Music & Storytelling

Born in Charlotte, North Carolina, Enid Farber developed a profound passion for music at a young age. This fascination led her to Atlanta, where she honed her skills as a self-taught photographer, documenting the vibrant music scene of the late 20th century. In 1985, she moved to New York City, establishing herself as a leading photographer for specialized publications and record companies.

Documenting Iconic Figures and Moments

For over 30 years, Enid Farber has captured the essence of legendary musicians across genres. Her portfolio features captivating portraits of figures like Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, Esperanza Spalding, and many others. Her work has also graced the pages of esteemed publications like Jazziz, Downbeat, and The New York Times.

Beyond the Lens

Enid Farber Photography extends beyond traditional photography. The studio offers a diverse array of services to capture and celebrate musical stories in engaging ways. These include:

• Concert & Festival Coverage: Capturing the electrifying energy and memorable moments of live performances.
• Artist Portfolios: Exquisite portraits that showcase the unique personalities of musicians.
• Album Recording Sessions: Preserving the creative process of musicians in the studio.
• Custom Fine Art: Hand-painted artwork inspired by the beauty and emotions of music.

Preserving the Soundtrack of Life

Enid Farber Photography is driven by a deep appreciation for the power of music to evoke emotions, capture memories, and celebrate cultural diversity. With her lens, she paints a visual tapestry of the musical landscape, showcasing the vitality and evolution of this art form.