by irene liebler | Mar 27, 2015 | personal projects, Portraits, Project 52 Portraits, Recent Work
Portrait Study: DAVID BAILEY This week’s featured photographer is David Bailey, a “problem” kid with dyslexia in 1960’s East London. After a series of dead end jobs, he served with the Royal Air Force in 1957 where he bought his first...
by irene liebler | Mar 8, 2015 | personal projects, Portraits, Project 52 Portraits, Recent Work
This week I finished up my 8-week portrait class featuring, photographer, William Coupon. He started out in the Big Apple, shooting the punk scene, and ended up creating portraits of presidents and celebrities like Bush, Clinton, Miles, and Mick. Here’s a...
by irene liebler | Jan 1, 2015 | personal projects, Portraits, Project 52 Portraits, Recent Work
Hello, friends! I’m happy to report that I’ve started a new 8-week portrait class with my favorite teacher, Mr. Don Giannatti from Phoenix. It’s good to be back! The first assignment is based on the work of Victor Skrebneski, a famous fashion...
by irene liebler | May 6, 2014 | Behind the Scenes Videos, Man In The Red Jacket
Photoshop Tutorial: “One Man’s Trash is Another Man’s Treasure” This shot was created in Photoshop and took about 5 hours. Here’s a 13-minute video showing the process, including false starts and lots of trial and error. Photo...
by irene liebler | Apr 9, 2014 | Becoming Red, Behind the Scenes, Portraits, Recent Work
Last week I did my first butterfly portrait with twelve-year-old Abigail Connolly. This week I had the opportunity to work with her older sister, Rachel, who was on spring break from Cornell. She’s been in my shots many times before (ie: Sign of the Times) and...