Portrait Photography
Showing posts with label Portrait Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portrait Photography. Show all posts

Pho·tog Friday: Sally Mann (Part III)

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Hood, Michelle, Sally Mann, 2007. In Part I of this special Pho·tog Friday Series on Sally Mann, I focused on her portrait photograph...
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Pho·tog Friday: Sally Mann (Part II)

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In Part I of this special Pho·tog Friday Series on Sally Mann, I focused on her portrait photography which she did throughout the 1980s and...
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Pho·tog Friday: Sally Mann (Part I)

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Born in Lexington, Virginia, Sally Mann is a contemporary photographer who is well known for her portraits, landscapes and still life im...
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Website Wednesday: Nathan Eldridge

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We have a special guest speaker this evening, portrait photographer Nathan Eldridge !  I would encourage you to check out his website and b...
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Pho·tog Friday: Vivian Maier (Part I)

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What if I told you that one of the most famous street photographers of the 20th century, Vivian Maier, was recently discovered?  By that I...
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Pho·tog Friday: Irving Penn

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Portrait of Irving Penn   Known for his fashion photography, portraits and still lives, Irving Penn was an American Photographer born...
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Make it Monday: Psychology vs. Photography

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Have you ever had your photo taken and feel uncomfortable?  Or have you ever been hired by a bride (or client) to take photos of a wedding ...
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Make it Monday: Lighting Schemes for Portraits

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As you progress through your photography program, you'll be introduced (or have already been) to a number of different lighting scheme...
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