Photographer Photography

William TAN

“William Tan is a travel, documentary, and corporate photographer/filmmaker. He sees his camera as a powerful tool to tell inspiring stories, show the contrast in our society, and give a voice to those that are persecuted or neglected. William believes in the power of images to touch the heart of people and to bring them hope and joy by showing how beautiful this world is.”

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Eugene H. Johnson

“Over the last 40 years Eugene H. Johnson have juggled a career as a professor of Comparative Medicine and as a photographer. Since 1974 he have traveled around the world capturing the secrets of the human soul. Pietro Bardi, one the greatest art collectors of the 20th century put on a one man show of his photographs at the 'Museu de Arte' in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 1986 and since then Eugene's works have been exhibited in countries around the world. ”

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Jan Arendtsz

“With a focal interest in travel photography, Jan focuses on landscapes, street scenes, and people, creating work that seeks unique perspectives. Jan was born in Sri Lanka and has been living in the San Francisco Bay Area, California, for the last 30 years.”

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Zoe Lynn Golden-Johnson

“Zoe Golden-Johnson (American, b. 1999) is an artist currently attending college at Saint John’s University. She grew up in the suburbs of a small town upstate called Wappingers Falls. Her current work stems from curiosity of the new town she moved into at the beginning of the 2019. ”

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Robin

“Robin is a young French artist born in Normandy. They summarily go out and capture people passing by, unfolding landscapes, and urban movements. Each person out there have their own energy and by capturing it, Robin can describe what the world look like through their photography. A subtle oscillation between presence and absence where they capture the mood of the environment.”

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Lerone Pieters

“Lerone Pieters is a New York City based professional photographer. His goals are to ensure a story is being told and that the character of the environment is accurately portrayed through his visuals. His dedication has been rewarded with several international awards and publications.”

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Daniel Mitchell

“Unposed and unnoticed. It's important that Daniel Mitchell show people as they are - candid photographs of people in public. He gets close, normally using a wide angle lens, looking for character, perhaps humour and always a little story imagined.”

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Betty Goh

“Betty Goh is born and raised in Singapore. She has been photographing the streets in her own unique style since Oct 2018. Her passion is abstract street photography - focusing on the urban streets, colours, graphics, reflections, shadows, silhouettes and lines. Betty is one of the very few Asian women included in the first “Women Street Photographers”.”

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Terrence Jones Photography

“Terrence Jones first launched his career in the Tri-State area and is now based in Raleigh, NC. With a history of being a generalist and serving a diverse client base for the last few years, Terrence has now chosen to focus his talents on creating portraits and capturing portrait moments for business, healthcare and fitness clients. ”

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Denise Gereben

“Denise Gereben is a freelance retoucher based in Stockholm, Sweden. ”

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How to create a photographer photography portfolio website.

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  3. Upload your photographer photography work. Create a gallery or custom page to display your work.
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  5. Personalize your design. Make it yours and change options like the template preset, fonts, and colors.
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