Ralph Hassenpflug studied European literature in Germany and France. He was born

in West Germany and emigrated to the United States in 2002. He is a self taught

photographer. He regularly presents his work in national and international shows 

and offers workshops in the US and Europe

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• International Biennial of Fine Art and Documentary Photography, Berlin, Germany

• 1650 Gallery, Los Angeles, CA - The Man Show -

• International Moscow Photo Awards 2015

• New York Center for Photography, NY, NY

• finalist in two categories of the International Pollux Awards

• PH21 Gallery, Budapest, Hungary, show STORIES, honorable mention

• New Century Artists Gallery in NY, NY

• ViewPoint Gallery in Halifax, Canada

• PH21 Gallery in Budapest, Hungary

• featured by LensCulture

• finalist of Critical Mass 2015 by PhotoLucida

• Selected for the Italian VOGUE portfolio

• Featured artist in Stone Voices Magazine and Still Point Arts Quarterly

• published by Maine Art Scene Magazine

• accepted into the prestigious Visual Narrative exhibition

• Mobile Photography show at the Minneapolis Photo Center

• Center for Fine Art Photography in Fort Collins, CO, alternative processes show

• Lightbox Gallery in Astoria, OR

• The Big Picture, Denver, CO

• Kiernan Gallery in VA

• PhotoPlace Gallery in Middlebury, VT

• Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock, TX

• Open Shutter Gallery in Durango, CO

• Seities and Selves, Darkroom Gallery, Essex Junction, Vermont

• Southeast Center for Photography, Greenville, SC - The Contemporary Nude

• Lightbox Gallery, Astoria, OR - The Photographic Nude

• Plates to Pixels Gallery, Portland OR - Intimate Alchemy

• Darkroom Gallery, VT, Haunted exhibit, jurors choice

• Amanda Smith Gallery, TX, LIGHT show

• Photo Place Gallery, VT,       

• Rencontres d'Arles, festival OFF

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Hassenpflug's book on sacred places of Brittany, France, was published by Shanti Arts in 2014.

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Ralph is a creator of dreamlike images & offers creative workshops in the US & Europe for the individual development of photographic vision.

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