With over three decades of experience, David Lubarsky has been working as an independent assignment photographer creating inspired images of accomplished professionals & their environments for the editorial, corporate & fine art markets. This work has been published in numerous consumer & trade publications, corporate brochures, annual reports and corporate web sites including: American Banker, Barron’s, Business Week, Forbes, Fresh Air Fund, Goldman Sachs & Co., Governing Magazine, Johns Hopkins Magazine, Mercedes Benz USA, Money Magazine, Mount Sinai Medical College, National Law Journal, Pensions & Investments, Research Magazine, Sidley Austin LLP, Skadden Arps LLP, Smart Money, Television Week, Titan Pharmaceutical, The New York Times & The Wall Street Journal. In addition, his ongoing photo essay depicting the urban commuting cultural landscape has been widely exhibited in the New York metropolitan area. His first solo exhibit, “In Transit” was funded by a grant from MTA/Arts for Transit Lightbox Series at Grand Central Terminal in 1992, followed by a traveling solo exhibition, “Mobility Matters” commissioned by MetroPool Inc. in 2002. And in 2007, David was invited to exhibit at The Fairfield Arts Council Gallery; a two-person show entitled “Transported”. David’s studio is located in the Flatiron/NoMad District of Manhattan. He lives with his wife, Sarah in Fairfield, CT.