by irene liebler | Mar 26, 2015 | personal projects, Portraits, Project 52 Portraits, Recent Work
Portrait Photography Study: DAN WINTERS. Dan Winters is a famous American portrait photographer, illustrator, filmmaker who most recently shot Benedict Cumberbatch for TIME magazine. He knows how to control his light, and does brilliant things with color using film...
by irene liebler | Mar 22, 2015 | personal projects, Portraits, Recent Work
It’s time once again for Connecticut’s 34th photography competition. Artists’ Award Reception: Sunday, March 22, 3pm – 5pm (Awards presented at 4pm) All events take place at the Mill Gallery @ Guilford Art Center, 411 Church Street, Guilford,...
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 | Feb 20, 2015 | Portraits, Project 52 Portraits, Recent Work
Jeanloup Sieff had a thing for buns and wide angle lenses. Born in Paris to Polish parents, Jeanloup (1933-2000) made a living shooting commercial photography in NY in the 60s for Esquire, Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue and Elle. He loved nudes and often focused on the...
by irene liebler | Feb 7, 2015 | personal projects, Portraits, Project 52 Portraits, Recent Work
PORTRAIT STUDY: HERB RITTS From selling rattan furniture to movie producers in West Hollywood in the late 70s, to shooting glamorous photos of his actor friends in the 80s, Herb Ritts carved out a beautiful life for himself… sadly it was cut short at age 50....
by irene liebler | Jan 30, 2015 | personal projects, Project 52 Portraits, Recent Work
This week’s portrait photographer is Peter Lindbergh. He’s known for his black and white, evocative, natural poses of women, with soft lighting, and aloof, uninterested expressions. His models often look like they’re just waiting around, sometimes...