Portrait Archives - Page 51 of 105

Dave Jordano: Detroit Unbroken Down by Aline SmithsonSeptember 12th, 2015

Dave Jordano has always impressed me–with his person and his work. I came across one of his photographs at an auction in Los Angeles many years ago, and I was immediately intrigued.

Neal Rantoul: Monsters by Aline SmithsonSeptember 8th, 2015

©Neal Rantoul, Dorothy

Photographer Neal Rantoul has taken his work into a new direction, exploring the world of costumes and make-believe with his most recent project Monsters.

Sergey Novikov: The Wall-7,16,45… by Aline SmithsonAugust 25th, 2015

©Sergey Novikov, Zheleznogorsk (Krasnoyarsk-26) is a closed town, was established for the purpose of researching nuclear weaponry and producing massive quantities of plutonium.

Elle Olivia Andersen: The Mountain Stands Still by Aline SmithsonAugust 24th, 2015

©Elle Olivia Andersen

I met Elle Olivia Andersen at the 2014 Southeast Society for Photographic Educator’s Conference in Greenville, North Carolina.

Marc McAndrews: Newscasters by Aline SmithsonAugust 11th, 2015

©Marc McAndrews

Marc McAndrews is a well-regarded photo journalist who examines American cultures and institutions.

Ken Weingart interviews Jill Greenberg by Aline SmithsonAugust 10th, 2015

©Jill Greenberg

Today, I am sharing an interview that photographer and blogger, Ken Weingart conducted with photographer Jill Greenberg.

Tacos and Tiaras at the Robert Klein Gallery by Aline SmithsonAugust 7th, 2015

©Jim Dow, Tacos Jessica, East Los Angeles, California, 2009

©Yousuf Karsh, Princess Grace, 1956

The Robert Klein Gallery has a current offering of dual exhibitions that are delicious i

Photolucida: Lydia Panas: Longing in Black by Aline SmithsonAugust 5th, 2015

©Lydia Panas, Elexia

The mark of a great portrait photographer is when their subject reveals an essence not intended for the camera, but instead, pulls back the curtain on who they are, i

Photolucida: Nicole Jean Hill: Unarmed by Aline SmithsonAugust 3rd, 2015

Nicole Jean Hill takes Mixed Martial Arts to new arenas, capturing the violence and conflict, yet reinterpreting the sport into striking portraits and tableaux of bodie

Photolucida: Patricia Lay-Dorsey: Tea for Two by Aline SmithsonAugust 1st, 2015

Patricia Lay-Dorsey is a force of nature.

Amanda Hankerson and Lacey Criswell: Forever and Always by Aline SmithsonJuly 27th, 2015

We all have our preconceived fantasies of love and marriage–romances highlighted in the NY Times Style section and

Shane Rocheleau: The States Project: Virginia by Eliot DudikJuly 22nd, 2015

I met Shane Rocheleau during a tag-along with him, Stanley Wolukau-Wanambwa, and Susan Lipper on a fascinating, collaborative project they are working on wi