Welcome to Photo Art by Frank Biganski. All of the images within this website and Etsy store were photographed by Frank, and then edited with Photoshop Lightroom and then Photoshop. Depending upon the end result desired, Frank may have also used additional software such as Topaz, Aurora HDR, or Luminar. Or as seen in the image above, a Photoshop Action Script helped create this fantastic image of former Charlie Daniels Band guitarist, Chris Wormer (c.2006 Hampton, Virginia USA).
Frank does not use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create any of his photographs, and all of Frank’s photography are truly one-of-a-kind imagery. The fact that an image may never look the same again is what peaked Frank’s love for photography long ago in the early 1970’s.
Frank is selling his work on Etsy where customers can purchase various sizes of his prints and framed enlargements from as little as £49.00. And this includes free worldwide shipping too! Frank has partnered with Prodigi, a global printing company with dedicated facilities in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and America. Prodigi facilities operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week which ensures your custom photographic work is ready for shipping within 1-4 days after placing an order.
Frank’s Etsy store was launched in the moon sign of Capricorn, which is Frank’s favorite sign for business. Many of Frank’s most grounded and accomplished business owners are/were Capricorns, including a man Frank was fortunate enough to have worked with back in the 1990’s, Leonard E. Walk. Leonard was the white Jewish businessman who brought cable TV and radio into the urban markets owning the licenses to:
- WAMO (Pittsburgh, PA): Originally operating as WHOD, Walk bought and converted the station into WAMO. While it ultimately became a legendary urban station, the transition was highly controversial.
- WUFO (Buffalo, NY): Walk purchased the 1080 AM frequency in 1961. He established WUFO, which became the first radio station specifically programmed for Western New York’s Black community. It launched the careers of broadcasting legends like Frankie Crocker and Eddie O’Jay.
- WILD (Boston, MA) & WMET (Baltimore, MD): His network expanded to capture major East Coast urban markets, catering directly to underserved Black audience.
