new lynda.com courses on people photography!
is all about the critical thinking, philosophical approach and reflections of what it takes to make strong portraits.
is the course where all of the ideas and ideals are put into practice. in this course we travel to new york city and photograph a leading broadway performer on the brooklyn bridge.
chris o.
father and son
streets that have no name
dream beneath the desert sky
joshua tree – indian cove
book project
i’ve been having fun working on my most recent book project. above is an iphone pic of my desk today. what a perfect mix – thinking + writing + experimenting + making pictures + working on layout design…. i’m loving it!
blue
lake cachuma
douglas kirkland
this photo was captured of douglas in his home (in the garage) in the hollywood hills (click on the photo for a larger view). douglas is someone who inspires me with his down-to-earth and enthusiastic approach to photography. for this portait, i was using the 5dmii and 85mm lens with natural light. that’s a combo i have been enjoying and using a lot these days. the lenses i’m using most these days are: 85, 50, 35. i’m always curious to hear what others are using for their people photography work. what’s your “go to” set up?
gerry lopez
gerry is one of the most genuine and kind people i have ever met.
sojourner of the sea
i came across this photo of christian beamish that i took a while back. at first i didn’t like it that much. yet now i do. it’s funny how time changes the way we see and what we like. does anyone else ever experience that?

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