He earned his degree at Wesleyan University and later attended Columbia University School of Law. While he started photography as a hobby, Trager left his legal career in 1992 to pursue photography exclusively. He has published several books and has shown how different subjects, human flesh, and stone and concrete can be complementarily understood if they are filtered through the sensibilities of artists. Unlike other artists, who perceive and treat different subjects differently, Trager’s adoption of human subjects was not a departure from images of architecture and the representation of monolithic structures. Instead through the adoption of human subjects grabbed in midflight, he integrated
He earned his degree at Wesleyan University and later attended Columbia University School of Law. While he started photography as a hobby, Trager left his legal career in 1992 to pursue photography exclusively. He has published several books and has shown how different subjects, human flesh, and stone and concrete can be complementarily understood if they are filtered through the sensibilities of artists. Unlike other artists, who perceive and treat different subjects differently, Trager’s adoption of human subjects was not a departure from images of architecture and the representation of monolithic structures. Instead through the adoption of human subjects grabbed in midflight, he integrated