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View digital photo portfolios for some of the best professionals out there.  Our photographer profiles showcase a vast array of styles and provide inspirational insight from the person behind the lens.

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

George Steinmetz: The Man In His Flying Machine

George Steinmetz has taken to the air to present views of inaccessible and rare locales around the world

George Steinmetz: The Man In His Flying MachineBeverly Hills-born, N.J.-based photographer George Steinmetz admits that even he can get a bit unhinged by the dizzying heights he attains in the man-in-the-flying-machine contraption—a motorized paraglider—he uses to photograph places inaccessible by traditional aircraft.  Read More...

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Rodney Smith: Old School With A Modern Twist

Rodney Smith’s timeless photography is instantly recognizable. He explains how and why he shoots film, and how his study of theology plays a role in his whimsical images.

Rodney Smith: Old School With A Modern TwistThe greatest test for a photograph is if the two-dimensional image imbedded in its fibers can stand the test of time.   Read More...

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Sam Kaplan: The Problem Solver

Sam Kaplan raises the bar in the realm of studio still-life photography. The innovative professional displays a style that’s exacting and meticulous, yet never dull or sterile.

Sam Kaplan: The Problem SolverProduct, still-life and food photography aren't for those with short attention spans.  Read More...

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Ketch Rossi: Evolution

Ketch Rossi has transitioned from a pure still photographer to a *Cinephotographer, and his latest projects are visually gripping, multimedia philanthropic endeavors

Ketch Rossi: EvolutionKetch Rossi is on the leading edge of the future of photography, capturing still and motion imagery with a single state-of-the-art camera.  Read More...

Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Stephen Wilkes: Bodies Of Work

Artist Stephen Wilkes continues to push the bounds of what can be done with a still photograph in both content and technique

Stephen Wilkes: Bodies Of WorkIf you could go back in time and ask 13-year-old Stephen Wilkes what he wanted to be when he grew up, he'd answer with a certainty few of us could have claimed at his age: a professional photographer.  Read More...

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Sylvie Blum: Natural Beauty

In her work, you can see the mark of Sylvie Blum’s fine-art influences, like Mapplethorpe, Lindbergh and Gorman. She works with her camera, lights and models like great sculptors work with clay.

Sylvie Blum: Natural BeautyAs a teenager in Germany, Sylvie Blum had a photograph hanging on her bedroom wall created by famed Hollywood-based celebrity and fine-art photographer Greg Gorman.   Read More...

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Howard Schatz: At The Fights, In The Studio

Howard Schatz’s 19th book is an in-depth exploration of the forms, shapes and textures of all things boxing, and the images are exceptional

Howard Schatz: At The Fights, In The StudioOne day in 1950, little Howard Schatz joined his friends at sports camp.  Read More...

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Colin Finlay: Master Of The Mix

Finding a new photographic direction to explore, Colin Finlay creates a series of multilayered portraits that bring a more hands-on approach to his photography

Colin Finlay: Master Of The MixProfessional photographers can't afford to wait for the camera to be ready to get a photo.  Read More...

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Stephen Frink: Master The Over/Under

Acclaimed marine photographer Stephen Frink uses the camera to go back to his days as a competitive swimmer

Stephen Frink: Master The Over/UnderEvery four years competitive swimming has a very big moment.   Read More...

 

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