Photographer, Cyclist, Wikipedian.Since the mid eigthies, Stacy Walsh Rosenstock has been photographing urban issues and the socio-political climate of New York.
Her images of politicians and social issues have appeared in such publications as: The Advocate, Time, Newsweek, Der Spiegel, GQ, Fortune, New York Magazine, The Sunday New York Times Magazine, The Globe and Mail, Scholastic, The Village Voice, Weekly Reader, and on the web at MSNBC, ABCNews.Com, CyberTimes and MSN.com. Stacy has also exhibited her work in a number of local galleries around the New York area.
Stacy earned her BFA and MFA in Photography from Hunter College where she studied with Mark Feldstein and Roy Decarava. She took additional photographic studies at the International Center of Photography and workshops with Life Magazine photographer Yale Joel, at his home in Croton-On-Hudson
It was also during her time in college that she was first introduced to computers through a year long course in Computer Graphics. Later, while working for the Chelsea Clinton News Stacy switched to Macintosh.
For six years Stacy freelanced for the New York Law Journal. "No I wasn't a lawyer. I just enjoyed shooting them."