Sentences with phrase «portrait photographer working»

NYC About Blog I'm a headshot and portrait photographer working in both the concrete jungle of NYC, and the beautiful plains in my home state of Nebraska.

Jason is a world - renowned portrait photographer working exclusively with professionals who are actively crafting their impact and influence in the world.

NYC About Blog I'm a headshot and portrait photographer working in both the concrete jungle of NYC, and the beautiful plains in my home state of Nebraska.

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Richard Church is a portrait photographer and plant - based food blogger living and working in London.

Nature photographer David Liittschwager worked closely with local scientists to create his latest book, A World in One Cubic Foot: Portraits of Biodiversity, which is an elegy to the minutiae of ecosystems.

Sacramento About Blog A Sacramento portrait photography blog showcasing the work and events happening at Brenda Bisharat Photography, the Sacramento Portrait Party Photoportrait photography blog showcasing the work and events happening at Brenda Bisharat Photography, the Sacramento Portrait Party PhotoPortrait Party Photographer.

«Life Itself,» Steve James's film about the life and work of iconic film critic Roger Ebert, joins «Finding Vivian Maier,» co-director Charlie Siskel (nephew of Gene Siskel, Ebert's co-host on «Siskel & Ebert») and executive producer Jeff Garlin's portrait of the Windy City nanny who was secretly a genius photographer, and «Red Army,» Gabe Polsky's exploration of the hockey team's rise and fall and how it mirrored that of the Soviet Union, as three of the top contenders eligible for the Best Documentary Oscar shortlist.

Let them know you trust them to work politely with the photographer to create a portrait they'll be proud to share.

A real staff favorite at ARL, Dogs in Thought features portraits by renowned photographer Mitch Weiss of 60 house, service, and working dogs.

One photographer working with the project, Seth Casteel, said to the Huffington Post, «When people watch that TV commercial with the sad images and depressing music, they change the channel, but when they see hopeful portraits of adoptable pets full of love and personality, they zip over to the shelter with their family and save a life.»

Founded in 2011, we've become Belize's most sought after wedding photographers and have worked on the country's most influential projects from photographing the celebrated Belikin Calendar to the Prime Minister's family portraits.

Sory Sanlé: Volta Photo 1965 - 85 is a fascinating collection of black and white photographic work by Sory Sanlé, an eminent portrait photographer from Burkina Faso, the landlocked country in West Africa formerly colonised by the French, then known as Republique de Haute - Volta.

«Using only palette knives, acrylic paint and canvas, I started on a journey of creating 10 large - scale portraits using the authorized work of National Geographic photographers Cristina Mittermeier and Martin Schoeller, along with renowned environmental photographer Art Wolfe.»

The following year, she became the first female photographer to have her work featured on the cover of Rolling Stone magazine with her portrait of Eric Clapton.

Blue Portrait (Nokia N82), 2009 — 16, by photographer Torbjørn Rødland, is the fourth work to be featured as part of the series, which was initiated by the Whitney in partnership with TF Cornerstone and High Line Art.

As she always felt connected to cinematic storytelling, she started as an on - set photographer for film and television and did entertainment reportage for AP, all the while making portraits and creating personal work.

The film is inspired by the life and work of August Sander, a famous German portrait photographer in the early 20th century.

Those last works include a striking portrait of the surrealist photographer Eli Lotar.

The review highlights the work of photographers Mikhael Subotzky and Patrick Waterhouse, whose portraits, video projects, and zines reveal the lives of the residents living in a famous Brutalist building in Johannesburg.

With his ongoing photographic self - portraits, Sartorial Anarchy, dressed in varied costumes across geography and time the work of Nigerian - born Iké Udé explores a world of dualities: photographer / performance artist, artist / spectator, African / postnationalist, mainstream / marginal, individual / everyman and fashion / art.

A portrait of a Nigerian man with tribal markings by Ludwig Jindra, whose work was auctioned this week — he was a photographer tasked by the Czech government in the 1930s with an ethnographic study of the world.

The Adventures of a Photographer comprises works from the last twelve years: dreamlike landscapes, cityscapes and industrial nightscapes saturated with intense colour along with carefully executed black and white images of people and interiors such as her renowned portraits of Indian upper - middle - class families and her latest project File Room.

In 1968, she began working for newspapers as a portrait photographer, producing a series on Liverpudlian poets.

Highlights from his numerous exhibitions include Portraits of Our Time (1978) at the Photographers Gallery, London; Brian Griffin (1984) at the Olympus Gallery, Tokyo; 20 for Today (1986) at the National Portrait Gallery, London; Createurs d'Images Createurs de Mode (1988) at the Museé des Arts de la Mode, Paris; Towards a Bigger Picture (1988) at the Victoria & Albert Museum; Work (1988) at the National Portrait Gallery, London; Beyond the Portrait (1992) at Derby City Art Museum; Seeing Things (1992) at the Victoria and Albert Museum; People and the City (2003) at Birmingham Art Gallery & Museum; a retrospective: Influences (2005) at the Art Museum, Reykjavik, Iceland; and A Question of Identity (2005) at the National Portrait Gallery, London.

Untitled Film Still # 48 enhances the ICA's holdings of work by important contemporary photographers, including Philip - Lorca diCorcia, Rineke Dijkstra, and Nan Goldin, whose works likewise generate questions about the meaning of the staged portrait.

Untitled Film Still # 44 enhances the museum's holdings of work by the most important contemporary photographers, including Philip - Lorca diCorcia, Rineke Dijkstra, and Nan Goldin, whose works continue to generate questions about the truth of the staged portrait.

It also enhances the ICA's holdings of work by contemporary photographers, such as Philip - Lorca diCorcia, Rineke Dijkstra, and Nan Goldin, whose works likewise interrogate the staged portrait.

With this selection, the viewer is offered an opportunity to confront these directions which range from the painterly, as seen in Bill Henson's haunting portraits, to the Craigie Horsefield's film noir style imagery, and to the conceptual work of sculptor / photographer Dan Graham.

In the early 1990's he worked at Magnum Photos, assisting photographers Gilles Peress, Inge Morath, Erich Hartmann and Eve Arnold, where he learned that, whatever the subject matter whether a portrait or an interior, one could create images with meaning, style and emotion.

Icons of modern portrait photography At the invitation of BOZAR — Paleis voor Schone Kunsten (Palace of Fine Art) in Brussels, where this touring exhibition begins its itinerary, Frits Gierstberg (curator of the Nederlands Fotomuseum) selected work by well - known or leading portrait photographers from the past few decades.

In 30 large format works, German photographer Wolfgang Hildebrand creates surreal new portraits of our...

Museum de Fundatie, Zwolle 16 January — 17 April 2016A investigative exhibition on the art of making portraits, with work of 25 renowned Dutch photographers including Anton Corbijn, Rineke Dijkstra, Vivianne Sassen, Charlotte Dumas, Erwin Olaf and Pieter Henket.Curators: Cathinka Huizing and Harriet Stoop - de Meester

Exhibitions Highlight Seminal Artists of the 20th and 21st Centuries Including Robert Frank, Adi Nes, Shirin Neshat, Dorothea Lange, and Richard Misrach, as well as Work by Amateur Portrait Photographers

Watch a video of legendary photographer and filmmaker David Bailey in conversation with the RA's Artistic Director Tim Marlow, discussing his influential work and innovative portrait photographs from the last 60 years.

The X, Y, and Z Portfolios (published in 1978, 1978, and 1981, respectively) by American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe (1946 — 1989) summarize Mapplethorpe's ambitions as a fine - art photographer and contemporary artist, reflecting the tripartite division of his mature work: homosexual sadomasochistic imagery (X); floral still lifes (Y); and nude portraits of African - American men (Z).

The portrait photographer talks about economics of photography and the theme of wealth in her work.

Paul Petro Contemporary Art hosted A Portrait of the Photographer, a concise survey exhibition of Tam's work in all media, in 2015.

Also a successful portrait and fashion photographer, Man Ray received commissions for commercial work featured in important publications such as Vogue, Bazaar, and Vanity Fair.

She currently works as an Adjunct Professor of Art Appreciation at Georgia Military College and also works as freelance photographer taking portraits.

Mixed - media paintings and photographs, her portraits of African American women are inspired in part by the practice of Malian photographer Seydou Keita (1921 - 2001), whose work is shown above.

From the intimate and dark self - portrait of photographer Nan Goldin in bed with her ex-boyfriend, to the image of performance artist Marina Abramovic Hon RA riding a white horse, this display of works offers varied perspectives on notions of female identity and sexuality.

Profoundly influenced by the work of early modern photographers, in 1924 O'Keeffe married Alfred Stieglitz, who, at 60, was 23 years her senior and already well known as an innovative photographer and gallerist (his iconic 1918 portrait of her is below).

The work has its genesis in a 1977 - 78 self - portrait by Francesca Woodman, which captures the young photographer hanging from a doorway in Rome.

Director Sevil Sert worked as a fashion and portrait photographer in the 80's and 90's.

From the works of Barbara Kruger, known for her poignant social, cultural, and political critique and intimate portraits by the acclaimed photographer Annie Leibovitz to the colorful works of Kenny Scharf and those of David Salle, who regenerated big, gestural, expressionist painting after years of pared - down minimalism and conceptual art, we bring you some outstanding works of art from the roaring 1980s in all its diversity, straight from our own Marketplace..

The touring exhibition will include exciting unseen portraits by new photographers currently working on the final commissions.

Mindful of that history, the photographer Katy Grannan traveled along the valley's Highway 99 for her latest body of work, which is a mix of close - up color portraits taken in glaring sunlight and bleak black - and - white landscapes.

Elizabeth Peyton works mostly with small - scale portraits, inspired by the traditional approach to depicting a human figure and personality pioneered by photographers like Felix Nadar and Alfred Stieglitz.

This exhibition presents portraits of designer, muse, collector, and icon Diane von Furstenberg by some of the most celebrated artists of the past four decades, along with a retrospective of DVF fashion spanning the last forty years.Diane von Fustenberg: Journey of a Dress features works by artists including Francesco Clemente, Chuck Close, Helmut Newton, Julian Opie, and Andy Warhol, as well as new portraits of von Furstenberg by four leading figures in Chinese contemporary art: conceptual artist Zhang Huan, photographer Hai Bo, painter Li Songsong, and multimedia artist Yi Zhou.

This exhibition will not only focus on her well known photography but will also display examples of her earliest work as a portrait photographer in Paris during the 1920's; her New York photographs of the 1930's; her scientific photographs from the 1950's and her images from U.S. 1 the coastal highway from Maine to Florida.