Josh's fascination with photography began with the moving image. Having grown up on a steady diet of matinees and popcorn, Josh eventually found himself as an M.F.A. student at the University of Southern California's School of Cinema-Television. There he took his first cinematography class and came to experiment with the play of light on the human form.

His work is created entirely in-camera -- he employs no computer or digital manipulation to enhance his photographs. He uses flashlights, lasers, and projected images to explore and reveal the bodies of his models.

In Josh’s other life, he is a director and writer of films and television. Along with his directorial debut, “Kids in America,” he co-penned the upcoming Bruce Almighty sequel. He has also written projects for New Line, Dimension, Warner Bros., Comedy Central, Disney, Fox, ABC, the WB, Jerry Bruckheimer, Dreamworks, Sony Studios, Columbia Pictures, Mark Canton, Chuck Russell, Original Films, Nickelodeon, as well as many others.

Josh Stolberg's photography was most recently on exhibit at the K.L. Fine Arts Gallery in Chicago and the Melrose Lightspace in Los Angeles. His work was also featured the short-lived Fox show “Skin.”