"Gino Rullo's black-and-white portraits of a young women named Laura adhere to a romantic tradition in which the subject is caressed by diffused natural light and velvety shadow . Seemingly lost in her own thoughts, Laura unselfconsciously allows the camera to study her without revealing her inner self ". Helen Harrison Review , NEW YORK TIMES

"The process of capturing the elusive moment is in the surrendering of myself to the subject that I am photographing. No matter the subject, the process remains the same."

"Come enjoy this journey with me."

Thus we know the psyche of the photographer Gino Rullo. A late arrival in years to this art form but a strong advocate of the traditional form. He still performs his art with film and prints his images individually in silver and platinum in his darkroom (while listening to Jazz or Classical Music).

His studio traverses the globe, stretching from New York City to Jerusalem, including the Tuscan Hills and the Madoni Mts. of Sicily.

His images are on permanent display at the SHERRY HOUSE in New York City. Some of his work on SICILY is being shown at LA BELLA PALERMO in BABYLON, NEW YORK. MERRILL LYNCH has recently purchased prints for their Lexington Avenue office in New York City.

Gino has produced exciting and original work for fine art clientele. He conducts individual photo workshops and darkroom classes on silver and platinum processing for the Babylon Arts Council. Gino is also in the process of organizing a photo workshop in SICILY for 2007.

Gino has also been recently shown at Black & White Studies Online Photo Gallery