About Seinberg.net
Defined:
1: about or relating to Seinfeld and Spielberg, that is, Sein[feld][Spiel]berg, or in a more general sense, having absolutely nothing to do with the aforementioned individuals except in name
2: website of a 20-something, the name spawned whilst day-dreaming in an undergraduate Philosophy class entitled Thanatopsis: Death and Dying (perhaps I don't have the neurotic fortitude of Woody Allen to focus all my attention on dying)
3: weird, I know, but what person's old college AIM/internet handle isn't? What can I say - it stuck.
Photography
My primary interest in photography is Urban Decay.
The most intriguing subject for me (by far) and the subject of most of my photography is evidence of human activity absent of actual human presence. This is best portrayed, I think, in scenes of urban decay; the remaining bits of scenes that tell so much about its past yet pose only more questions. My goal is to capture the feelings of mystery, sadness, excitement, intrigue, and anything else that an individual experiences in the presence of such evidence.
For more detail, check out Traces, the website for an exhibition of my urban decay photography.
I also like to dabble in Travel Photography, and recently have been shooting a lot more black and white portraits.
I shoot digital only.
Buying prints
I sell prints through this website. Any thumbnail you click on will bring you to a page with a larger image. Click on the Buy Print link to purchase a print or to see pricing of the print. Fulfillment is through Fotomoto, where I've ordered many prints and can confirm that the quality is top-notch. You can choose from a variety of paper types.
Self Portrait in action at an abandoned psychiatric center in NY:
Not Photography
I'm located New York City, where I'm a software engineer in the financial services industry. I received my MS in Computer Science in 2009 from UMBC.
Contact
You can email me at seinberg at gmail.com. I can also be reached on AOL's Instant Messenger at Seinbergh.
Special Thanks
Special thanks to Viktor Persson for providing the initial template for this Seinberg.net's graphic design.
Marisha is a dork.





