“I started taking pictures of things, documenting my day-to-day life. There’s a little bit of everything: hanging out with friends, going out at night, a trip to Governors Island. I took photos of some crazy-looking people; I’m most excited to see the two guys dressed like schoolgirls with lollipops. I shot it at Andy Warhol’s birthday party at the Gershwin Hotel, which really had nothing to do with Andy Warhol. I was definitely a little drunk for some of those pictures.”

Greg Endries was born in Upstate New York and began taking pictures when he was sixteen, after his mother gave him his first camera, a Leica. Passion for photography runs in his family. His mother's family in Puerto Rico owned and operated Rahola Photo Supply, the largest photo processor and supply chain on the island until 1991, when it was sold to Kodak.

Now based in New York, Greg continues shooting for fashion, editorial, and advertisign clients. His work has appeared in numerous publications, including German GQ, Flaunt, Elle, Black Book, Enterteinment Weekly, InStyle, Radar, Swindle, Men's Health, The Advocate, People, and US Weekly among others. He has also recently shot promotional material for E!, MTV, The Wenstein Co, and Maverick Records.

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