In
The Art of the Chopper, Tom Zimberoff focuses his photographic talent
on the ultra exotic, ultra sexy, custom motorcycles built by today's
hottest builders,-people like Billy Lane and Dave Perowitz. These
remarkable machines turn to rolling sculptures when seen through
Zimberoff's eye, an eye honed during his decades of work as a rock 'n
roll photographer, touring with The Jackson-5, Stevie Wonder, The
Rolling Stones, and Stephen Stills among others, and later in his
photojournalism career, working for Time and other magazines. His
photographs have appeared on the covers of Time, Fortune, Money,
People, and numerous other magazines.
Photographer Tom Zimberoff began his career
in rock 'n roll photography, touring with groups such as the Jackson
Five, Stevie Wonder, and the Rolling Stones. He is also a
photojournalist, and his work has appeared in several magazines
including Time, Fortune, Money, and People. His portraits can also be
found in the collections of the National Portrait Gallery in London,
the Corcoran Gallery, the Oakland Museum, and the Los Angeles County
Museum of Art, among others.
