This past weekend, Kelly Slater won the ASP World Tour event at the 2012 Hurley Pro at the Lower Trestles in San Clemente, California—his 50th ASP World Tour title to date. Walter Iooss, who has photographed the surf champ many times (here’s one example), wanted to take note of Kelly’s win and sent us this […]
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Whose side are you on: portraits shot in profile
. Portraits in which the subject meets the photographer’s gaze are justifiably the norm, but there’s plenty to be said for shooting a profile view. You feel somehow that the photographer is letting you in on something—something that subjects themselves may not be aware of at the time… . . .