Sheri Lynn Behr grew up in the Bronx, and studied photography and digital imaging in New York City with noted photographers Benedict J. Fernandez and Lauren Greenfield at The New School, ICP and SVA. She is probably best known for her rock and roll images from the 1970s. Her photographs appeared in most music publications of the time, including Rolling Stone, Creem, and Billboard, and she often shot on assignment for major recording companies like RCA and Arista. See some of the photos at >>Rock and Roll | The 70s or visit Sheri's rock image archive.>>

In the early 80s she decided to concentrate on personal work, often done with a Polaroid camera and film. Computers have been part of her process since 1989. Behr's first solo exhibit of Polaroid SX-70 photographs was in 1983, and she has exhibited her work through the years in galleries and magazines in the United States and Europe, as well as on the Internet.

After several years in Los Angeles, she is currently "New York adjacent" and working on projects exploring both coasts.