Noted Nashville photographer revisits the images he can’t seem to forget
If you’re planning a killer cocktail party and need a conversation starter or, better yet, a highly credentialed referee, put the name Marshall Fallwell Jr. on the guest list.…
When Nashville Arts launched its Second Annual Photography Competition last April, we were happily surprised by the quality of the images submitted. One image in particular, full of abstract color and otherworldly shapes, compelled us to dig a little deeper.…
In the 1970s, an aspiring young photographer named Raeanne Rubenstein shot for many of the most popular magazines of the day. Her beat was the flamboyant artists and musicians who lived and worked in New York City’s famed Lower East…
With most Indian weddings, a specialized Indian wedding photographer is hired since they are familiar with the meaning and progression of events. Nikita (the bride) had a love for art and wanted a photojournalistic approach for her wedding photos.…
There was a time in music and popular culture that was defined as before the Beatles and after the Beatles. Nancy Lee Andrews was a member of this revered rock ‘n’ roll royalty for six years, while she was…
Drew is a widely traveled photographer who has quickly made a name for himself in the fashion industry and as a documenter of disappearing traditional cultures around the world. Inspired by the ability to transport emotions through photographs, he…
Think of his daybook as a dance card, an archive of encounters, both anticipated and accidental. A girl with a neon Afro, followed by the arts patron who must be portrayed in a “manner befitting.” Juan Pont Lezica can…
Will Rogers once said, “If you get to thinking you’re a person of some influence, try ordering somebody else’s dog around.” So how does Peter Nash do it? Well, he treats all his subjects as celebrities. He says, “I…
As recently as the mid twentieth century, women with a talent for art were thought of as dilettantes; the idea of women selling their artwork to make a living was simply out of the question. Thankfully, times have changed.
“The entire photographic process is my life’s greatest joy—from the 5:00 a.m. hikes with my camera, the weeks spent lying on the cliff edges in the horizontal rain waiting for a momentary miracle of sunlight and wings, the thousands…
