Dianne Yudelson is an award winning photographic artist and master of the New Eclecticism Photography. Her work has been exhibited in Spain, France, Malaysia, Thailand, and throughout the USA. Her images have been published in The New Yorker, CNN, New York Times International, Washington Post, NBC Today, Slate Magazine, Musee, Photographer’s Forum, LINDA Magazine and The Photo Review. Dianne is a two time Critical Mass Finalist and a Julia Margaret Cameron Award winner in documentary and street photography. Recent exhibitions include the Natural History Museum, California; National Geographic Museum; Manicipal Heritage Museum, Spain; Griffin Museum; The Center for Fine Art Photography; and the Photoville FENCE, Brooklyn, Boston, Atlanta and Houston. Dianne graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of California, Berkeley.

“My fascination with photography began upon the realization that, in addition to being a wonderful means of documentation, photography can also be used as a fine art medium. My style is eclectic. In the fine tradition of eclectic artists, from DaVinci to Uelsmann, I embrace the challenge of exploring varied subjects and forms of expression. By that I mean, neither subject matter nor genre solely defines my images; they are defined by my artistic esthetic.”

Dianne’s top honors include "Photographer of the Year" titles from three acclaimed international competitions; Black and White Spider Awards, International Color Awards, and World Photography Gala Awards. Furthermore, her recent achievements include: First Place in the International Photography Awards (IPA) in Fine Art; numerous GOLD awards in Fine Art Paris Photography Prize; Grand Prize Winner in the New York Center for Photographic Arts; Gold medalist San Francisco International Exhibition; First Place in Digital Imagination Professional Women Photographers; and honors in the London International Creative Competition for four years.