Joe Englander has been photographing, publishing, and exhibiting for over 35 years. Working in all formats from 35mm to 8x10 since 1980, he has been producing color and black-and-white photography for commercial and artistic projects. His commercial work has been used nationally and internationally.

Joe has been teaching photographic workshops since 1981. He is widely published through national magazines—including Photomethods, Darkroom Photography, Camera Arts, Camera & Darkroom, American Photographer, View-Camera, Outdoor Photography, Outdoor & Travel Photography, AG+, The British Journal of Photography—annual reports, and books, including They Ride the Rodeo, published by Macmillan and featured on CBS. He has been a contributing editor to Camera & Darkroom and View Camera magazines.

Englander's works are in a growing number of private collections across the country. His photographs are in numerous permanent collections, including those of Yale University Art Gallery, Lakeview Museum of Art, The Duke University Museum of Art, Tucson Museum of Art, Carnegie Institute Museum of Art, Rice University Sewall Art Gallery, The Denver Art Museum, The Art Museum and Galleries of California State University, and the Chicago Center for Contemporary Photography.

Commercial clients include Timberland Boots, Southwest Airlines, American Airlines, Motorola, Advanced Micro Devices, IBM, MCC, SEMATECH, the Texas Bar Association, The Office of the Governor of Texas, various law firms and financial institutions.