Brian Lowe is an award-winning advertising photographer specializing in sports campaigns and entertainment portraits. Lowe’s distinctive photographs are equal parts adrenaline, minimalist design and sensuality. His clients include Condé Nast, Showtime, HBO, CBS, ESPN, Apple Music, Ignited USA, Red Bull, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, Billboard and Warner Bros. Join this lecture on Zoom. The i3: Images, Ideas, Inspiration lecture series features leading photographers and artists, hardware and software developers and industry experts.
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Post-Productions For Advertising And Editorial Images | A Talk By Carrie Beene – Beauty And Product Retoucher
Carrie Beene, principal of digital retouching studio Carrie NYC and author of Real Retouching: A Professional Step-by-Step Guide (Focal Press, 2011) – discusses the post-production work that goes into today’s advertising and editorial images. Beene’s work has appeared in such publications as Cosmopolitan, Elle, Glamour, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire, The New York Times, Vogue and W. About Speaker: Carrie Beene runs the New York City based retouching studio CarrieNYC. While in business for over 10 years, Carrie has worked with countless high-profile clients, agencies and magazines. Her work has been published on countless billbords and publications all over the world.
My Life And Work: A Talk By William Vázquez | Advertising & Lifestyle Photographer
William Vázquez, advertising and lifestyle photographer and co-chairman of American Photographic Artists New York, talks about his work with such clients as Abbott Labs, Direct Relief, Duracell, Mastercard, Mead, Pfizer and Samsung. Author’s Statement: Going to places I have never been, figuratively or literally, is one of my favorite things. And I feel lucky that the range of clients and projects I have worked with for the past two decades has allowed me to shoot in five continents and meet all kinds of people: scientists, farmers, businesspeople, orphans, doctors, community activists, families, monks. I am also adaptable in my approach
