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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.
Stacy Pearsall: Boots On The GroundAs a member of the U.S. Air Force, Stacy Pearsall’s job in Iraq was to show the reality of combat and to tell the stories of her fellow soldiers. She carried a camera and a firearm, and her photographs give us a unique and rare glimpse of the war. Roger Fenton and Felix Beato could be considered the first combat photographers for their coverage of the Crimean War in the 1850s. Read More... |
Lynn Goldsmith: In The Looking GlassLynn Goldsmith challenges identity and perception with a body of self-portraits that she has been creating, assembling and crafting for more than 10 years Lynn Goldsmith is world-famous as a rock ’n’ roll photographer, but that’s just one of her identities. Read More... |
Ina Sotirova: Synchronistic StyleIna Sotirova gives a thoroughly unique look to all of her work by letting the individual concept and the project dictate the visual style A professional photographer’s style is an evolved and refined reflection of his or her persona as demonstrated in choice of subjects, lighting, methods and perspectives. Read More... |
Don Bartletti: Movements of SandAs an L.A. Times photojournalist and a longtime resident of Southern California, Don Bartletti immerses himself in the lives and the stories of the U.S.-Mexico border Don Bartletti has seen a world unimagined by most of us, but too real to thousands of migrants, border-dwellers and working-class people who have been the subjects of his photography. Read More... |
Brian Smith: Art & SoulBrian Smith crafts a series of celebrity portraits for a cause that’s close to home In May of 2009, photographer Brian Smith and several members of The Creative Coalition traveled to Washington, D.C., to lobby Congress and the White House in support of arts funding. Read More... |
Colin Anderson: Visual AlchemyColin Anderson’s high-impact, hyperstylized imagery is proving that, with digital photography, the only limitation is your imagination Colin Anderson says that as a professional image-maker, it’s his singular goal to make people want to stop and look harder. Read More... |
Douglas Kirkland: The Art of DanceAs one of his great personal and professional passions, Douglas Kirkland reflects on his past, present and future dance photography Dance can be defined loosely as an art form using movements of the body, with music often being an important component. Read More... |
Elias Wessel: Euro PopElias Wessel’s delicately constructed imagery finds a home in the New York world of fine-art fashion In Elias Wessel’s “Falling Up” series, a sequence shot as a simile for the ups and downs of personal and professional success, Wessel’s subjects find themselves frozen in that moment of absolute climax while their surroundings swirl in seeming chaos. Read More... |
Bill Frakes: Constant MotionWidely known for his Sports Illustrated work, versatile photojournalist Bill Frakes has mastered the art of visual storytelling Autumn is a thrilling time in the sports world. Football is in full swing, with college campuses going crazy every Saturday and the NFL taking over on Sunday. Read More... |
