Victor Salvo, b. 1964, is currently a Maine based photographer. When asked who he shoots for, what with his two cameras slung around his neck, he shrugs, "I am an American Artist." He often photographs political events and produce a body of work on the tail end of the 2016 New Hampshire primaries.
Other collections include Wetland, a 20 year project on east coast fisheries and other coastal activities told in war story snippets, The Tale of the Plastic Slipper and Lekol Lakay which are notes on Haiti, and Beaver Damage: A Vermont Story chronicling the effects of tropical storm Irene with the writer Ken Hall.
Brazil, the North American Cycle Courier Championships in NYC and the Boston to New York R2 Stage Race were the 2016 books. Spring of 2027 meant a return to the Venice Biennale with photos from last time in a work called No Place Like Home, and a tour of Italian bicycle makers.
He has returned from over two months in India.
