Category Archives: Photo Galleries

Gallery: People’s Choice Awards winners

January 6, 2011 – 11:54 am

The Coen Brothers’ True Grit may be generating serious Oscar buzz, but if you ask moviegoers, it’s The Twilight Saga: Eclipse that reigns supreme. At last night’s People’s Choice Awards, the vampire flick won the Favorite Movie statue, and its star Kristen Stewart was named Favorite Movie Actress. The fans have spoken. And apparently they’re [...]

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Photo gallery: The sexiest men alive!

November 19, 2010 – 4:15 pm

People magazine’s hotly anticipated annual issue celebrating hot Hollywood men is about to hit newsstands, and this year’s list includes a Mad Man, photographed by our own Jeff Lipsky… . . …a werewolf, shot by Nino Munoz… . . …and one of the few leading men to make facial hair work (think about it), also [...]

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Herald de Paris interviews “visual anthropologist” Doug Menuez

November 10, 2010 – 10:49 am

The Herald de Paris did an interview with Doug about his early influences (Elliott Erwitt, Sebastiao Salgado, and Mary Ellen Mark, among others), his experience at art school (“torture” is how Doug describes it), how he got Elizabeth Taylor to write a foreword to one of his books, and much more. It’s a great read [...]

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Doug Menuez invites you to “Chill”

November 2, 2010 – 4:14 pm

Doug and his team at Menuez Archive Projects have posted a collection of images meant to induce a state of relaxation and calm. And not just because they’re model-released and ready to use. No, this edit, which they’ve dubbed “Chill,” is intended to make you feel like this… . . …as if you had just [...]

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The Tea Party as a photographic genre

November 2, 2010 – 10:40 am

It’s Election Day here in the U.S., and no one should miss this opportunity to have their voice heard by voting. In politics, as in many things in life, it’s the loudest among us who tend to garner the most attention. Volume is more persuasive and powerful than facts or reason. That’s unfortunate, but it’s [...]

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New work: Matthias Clamer photographs Betty White for Parade

October 29, 2010 – 10:28 am

As a longtime Golden Girls fan, I would have done almost anything to have been on the set of this shoot—Matthias Clamer photographed the fabulous Betty White for the cover of Parade, as well as for an exclusive online gallery. . . According to the article, written by Robert Moritz, Betty eats fries every night; [...]

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Photo gallery: Architecture—featuring images by Rolph Gobits, Kai Uwe Gundlach, Nadav Kander, and John Offenbach

October 26, 2010 – 11:21 am

Click on any of the photos below to view “Stockland Martel presents… Architecture,” a 26-image gallery featuring… .     . .

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A good landscape photo is like an antidepressant

October 22, 2010 – 1:13 pm

Doug Menuez has assembled a collection of his landscape photos from over the years at his stock site, Menuez Archive Projects, and as I was looking through them, I noticed that the images are not necessarily about the place where they were shot—they’re more about a mood or a feeling. “Water, the sea, the still, [...]

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Jeff Lipsky, Michael Muller, and Art Streiber featured in Entertainment Weekly exclusive portrait galleries

October 8, 2010 – 9:15 am

At its website, Entertainment Weekly shows off a lot of the great imagery it commissions but can’t fit in the pages of the magazine. These portraits by our own Jeff Lipsky, Michael Muller, and Art Streiber are just a taste of what you’ll find EW.com’s exclusive portrait galleries. Click on the individual images to see [...]

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Doug Menuez on shooting portraits and connecting with your subjects

October 6, 2010 – 9:05 am

When it comes to portraiture, photographers all have their different styles and approaches, but there’s one thing they can’t do without: trust. Gain your subject’s trust, and the possibilities are endless. “We all hide behind a facade,” notes Doug Menuez. “To get past that, I have to connect with my subjects on a basic human [...]

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