About the artist:

For as long as I can remember, I have been fascinated by people and the way we think, communicate, and act.

I had a darkroom as a child. I loved photography. It promoted technical and creative growth and yielded tangible images to share and a great excuse (later in life) for travel. At this point in my long journey, I have adopted the mantra of “context and perspective”, applied to both personal and professional activity.

I seem to have psychoanalytic DNA, and that was my first immersion, followed by a broadening of interest to cognition/CBT and beyond individual thinking to the social context (“frame”). I’ve done a great deal of testing and therapy as my day job, following a stint in the music business. At the forefront of “mental health online” before there was a Facebook, I co-founded an International organization to promote online activities, ethically and effectively. (ISMHO)

I’ve lectured, taught, and written extensively on the topic of online experience, put up an extensive website with many 9/11 resources, shared articles about APA events which powerfully impacted me, and have many pages (my site and Flickr) of photography.

My website, 25+ years thus far, of “Psychology, Photography & Internet Fun”: http://www.fenichel.com