Steve  Lewis

Steve Lewis is a retired professional photographer who now devotes his creative energy to

personal projects centered around uniquely American icons. His work focuses on the

beauty and nostalgia of neon signs and vintage American cars, capturing the cultural

essence of these subjects with a contemporary lens. From his studio in Exeter, NH, Steve

continues to explore and express his passion for the stories embedded in American visual

history.

With a BFA from Oregon State University and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of

Design, Steve’s work has been widely recognized and published in esteemed publications

such as The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, and Boston Magazine. His work has

also been featured in Oprah Magazine and Filmmakers Magazine and is associated with

notable figures such as Frederick Wiseman and John Lee Hooker, having made the

photographic portrait for the album cover for Hooker's iconic "Mr. Lucky."

Steve’s photography is a testament to his enduring connection to the American

experience, and his ability to capture the ordinary in extraordinary ways continues to

inspire both collectors and audiences alike.