... exhibiting photographers, Zeny personally prints his color prints in a traditional wet darkroom to insure the proper interpretation of his original negative.

Photographs 16x20 and larger are all printed in limited editions and are signed and numbered by Zeny. Zeny uses a Hasselblad 500C and a Nikon FM2 for the majority of the exhibited photographs. In most cases Kodak professional negative film is used and the resulting images are printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper using a Kreonite roller transport processor and Kodak RA4 chemistry. These original photographs are not digitally enhanced or manipulated in any way.

"I do not specifically start out a day searching for a particular subject to photograph in a preconceived way. I believe that it is essential to allow the day to wash around me and to be surprised with the images that present themselves. It is very easy to pass by a great image while looking for something specific".

Among the private and corporate collectors and more than 40,000 individuals throughout the world who collect color and black & white fine art photographs by Zeny are:

President/Mrs. Ronald Reagan, President/Mrs. Mikhail Gorbachev,
Mr. Leonard Firestone, Mr./Mrs. Bob Hope,
Mr./Mrs. Charlton Heston, Mr. Winthrop Rockefeller, Jr.,
Mrs. Jonas Salk, Mrs. Lopez-Portillo,
Mr./Mrs. Hal Wallis, William K Zewadski,
Eisenhower Medical Center, Stanford University Hospital,
Xerox Corporation, Hughes Aircraft,
Coldwell Banker, Kaiser Hospitals,
Bellagio Hotel, Pfizer Corporation,
Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison LLP, DiRosa Collection,
Leonard & Marjorie Vernon Collection, Greg Popovich NBA,
Biogen, Joe Torre MLB,
Dr Stephen and Helen Bing , Arnold Beckman,

Zeny has exhibited in numerous public and corporate galleries throughout the United States including:

Hewlett-Packard, Kimball Art Center,
Palm Springs Museum, Guanajuato Cultural Cente,r
Hunt-Wesson Gallery, Crocker-McKesson, San Francisco,
University of Texas, Austin, Bank of America, World Headquarters, SF, College of the Desert,

Zeny was honored when Stanford University presented a portfolio of his original photographs of Stanford to President & Mrs. Mikhail Gorbachev as the official gift from Stanford University to the President of the Soviet Union.