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Fashion, celebrity photographer Irving Penn dies
By VERENA DOBNIK, Associated Press Writer – 28 mins ago
NEW YORK – Irving Penn, whose photographs revealed a taste for stark simplicity whether he was shooting celebrity portraits, fashion, still life or remote places of the world, died Wednesday at his Manhattan home. He was 92.
The death was announced by his photo assistant, Roger Krueger.
Penn, who constantly explored the photographic medium and its...Read Full Story
Irving Penn died on October 7, 2009. For anyone who loves photography and art, Irving Penn’s work which is so clear, honest and elegant awakens all the senses. Penn worked in fashion photography, most notably for Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, but his portraits of famous people are what stand out. His images are striking - striking for their black and white composition and for their intensity. It is as if the camera has become a mirror of the subject’s soul. Somehow Irving Penn, through all...Read Full Story
I picked up my first camera when I was just a little kid, but it wasn't until I was in high school that I started to learn about photographers, get to know specific work, and build a mental list of inspiring favorites. Irving Penn was one of those original photo giants that helped turn on my imagination, and he sadly passed away yesterday after a long life and legendary career. During this span his images varied from high fashion, to stark portraiture, to odd still lifes -- everything equally...Read Full Story
I'm hearing via email sources and twitter that the great Irving Penn has died (age, 92). ————————————————————————————————— Buying a new website? My new company, APhotoFolio.com builds portfolio websites for photographers. Irving Penn, New York, 1951. Photo by Horst Staley-Wise Gallery By Andy Grundberg, The New York Times Irving Penn, one of the 20th century's most prolific and influential photographers of fashion and the famous, whose signature blend...Read Full Story
Photos: all google This is a very small tribute to one of the world's most celebrated photographers. Irving Penn died today in New York City at age 92. R.I.P.Read Full Story
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The Monk who Sells PhotosIndian ExpressTwo years later, the Swiss-born spent his summer in New York, working for noted American photographer Irving Penn. Next summer, under Penn's recommendation, he worked for another eminent American photographer, Richard Avedon. ...and more »
Sittin' Pretty with Mike RuizBettyConfidential.comMy entire career has of course been influenced by Francesco Scavullo, Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, and Douglas Kirkland, who I'd actually posed for as a model. When I was in front of the camera, Ruven Afanador was hugely inspiring to me because of the ...and more »
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Gay Men Don't Get FatCork NewsIrving Penn, the greatest fashion photographer of all time, allegedly advised his models to say the word “Thursday” right before he snapped his camera. Thursday was his “cheese.” “Thursday” creates a glamorous moue followed by a natural, subtle smile. ...and more »
Slate Magazine (blog)How to Take Better Food PhotosSlate Magazine (blog)(Karl Blossfeldt and Edward Weston are well known for their still-lifes, but even Irving Penn, best known for his fashion photography, was into sexing up frozen vegetables.) Perhaps it's because many vegetables really do have faces; look, for instance, ...
West U exhibit: Frank White sees humor through his lensYour Houston NewsAs for influences, he points to icons Richard Avedon and Irving Penn, but he makes frequent reference to the 1955 exhibition “Family of Man,” a collection of more than 500 photographs by more than 250 photographers that showcased the human experience ...and more »
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