As I make my way through life I’m trying to tell my story one photo at time. I hope to bring you the best of my New York City weddings, food photography, and portraiture work that you’ll enjoy checking out.
I’m going to try to post to the blog twice a week, so keep checking in!
Daniel Krieger – NYC Wedding Photography Blog
Based in Portland, OR, Lincoln Barbour is photographer of all things great in life. As a person, he is drawn to architecture, food, objects, and travel; for it’s these pursuits and creature comforts that make living worthwhile. As a photographer, Lincoln is incredibly technical and thorough, yet remains aware of the moment and strives to evoke the feeling of being there in his work. His photos are rich and vibrant. Some shots capture a moment, some capture a memory, but all his photographs have a sense of being real.
Clients who hire Lincoln as a photographer include architects, interior designers, travel magazines, home décor businesses, restaurants, resorts, and brand marketers of happy lifestyles (i.e. advertising agencies). When not working, Lincoln spends his days with his wife, their two cats, and a lot of great friends and family. Lincoln is novice chef, an outdoor lover, and is learning how to home brew his own beer…lincoln barbour photography
David F Bowen Photography – Specializing in Fashion, Portrait, Lifestyle, Commercial Photography
Bio
1st point-and-shoot camera – 1980 aged 8
Zenit Em SLR camera – 1984 aged 12
I left school in 1991 aged 18 and traveled to Tibetan India to teach English at a small, remote refugee settlement and monastery in the Himalayas. Using the Zenit and a Nikon, given on my 18th birthday, I began to explore the humanist themes in photography which first drew me to the medium.
More visits to the village and India followed until the last in 1997 when, aged 24, I graduated with a Ba Honours degree in photography, established my first studio base in Nottingham and began planning my first solo exhibition, ………
While putting together the frames for ´Manduwala´ I was living in a flat below musicians and DJs who encouraged me to become involved with the music press. International commissions quickly began to come in………………
After ten years of music photography, (with around 60 international and 600 U.K. commissions undertaken), this work is being prepared for book and exhibition under the mentorship of magnum photographer David Alan Harvey. I am also digitally archiving my past work and lecture photography to undergraduates in my hometown. I´m currently located in Norway, where ……….
“some fancy piece is a blog by Jasmin. Recently, it has begun to resemble a photoblog. Keen to rely on personal publishing instead of pushing content to 3rd party websites, it focuses on the personal thoughts and insights of a girl in Sydney, Australia.”