Rob Lang received his first camera at the age of five. It was the beginning of a creative life observing the world through a lens. While studying for his Master's Degree at New York University, Lisette Model, the extraordinary documentary photographer, saw one of Rob’s photographs of a woman at Coney Island beach and immediately invited him to join her Master Class. Soon after graduating he began work as both a commercial and fine-art photographer. Rob uses the camera for the exploration of a wide range of subjects. In his portraits of individuals, he seeks to reveal their essence. In his body studies, he celebrates the sculptural aspects of the human form. In his abstracts he invites us to discover the hidden images beneath what appears to the eye, and in so doing we question if the works are those of a painter. Whether in New Mexico, where Rob currently resides, creating his impressionistic visions of the vastness of White Sands and the sweep of the numerous mountains ranges, or his time in the Hamptons, observing the seascapes and boats in dry dock, he finds the beauty in all things natural as well as the esoteric.