Michael Ernest Sweet
Photographer and Writer in New York City
Michael Ernest Sweet is a Canadian photographer and writer. Michael is the author of two books of street photography, The Human Fragment and Michael Sweet's Coney Island, both from Brooklyn Arts Press.
Michael's writing and photography have appeared in such publications as The Evergreen Review, Popular Photography Magazine, Digital Camera Magazine, The Village Voice, Black and White Magazine, Carte Blanche, The Adirondack Review, Reed Magazine, and Leica Magazine, among others.
A former long-time contributor to the photography section at The Huffington Post and a staff writer for Canada's Photo Life Magazine, Michael now writes regularly for both F-Stop Magazine and StreetPhotography.com.
Michael has appeared in such feature-length films as Garry Winogrand: All Things Are Photographable and Fill The Frame.
Michael Sweet is a recipient of both a Queen Elizabeth II Medal and a Prime Minister's Award for significant contributions to the fields of education and the arts in Canada. Michael is also a two-time recipient of the Quebec Entrepreneurial Award for Educational Innovation. He lives and teaches in New York City.