Jason Fronczek is a father and photographer and has recently been accepted into the Graduate Studies program Studio Art and the Computer at the University of Central Florida. For the past year, he worked as the Senior Designer and Lead Photographer for ARTBORNE Magazine. Born in 1972 in Orlando, Florida, Jason has always had an attraction to the camera but only recently began to learn the technicalities of photography. The camera, lens, and lighting are only tools to be mastered. He believes the real art in photography is the connection between a subject and its environment. As a candid photographer, he likes to become invisible and capture the person, not the projected image.

Speaking on photography, Jason states “When we see an image and it really sticks out to us it's usually because we can connect to it personally. There is a certain unexplained familiarity with it. Traditional portraiture 'creates' a mood and removes personality, resulting in a flat image and a canned expression. And while it may be technically correct, you can always tell - by simply looking at the eyes.” Jason currently lives in Orlando, Florida and moonlights as a photographer waiting for school to begin.