The Memorial Service for Lee Jennings will be Wednesday, August 4, at 11:00 am
Location: Christ Episcopal Church
Address: 21 Aurora Street, Hudson, OH  44236
Phone: (330) 650-4359

Memorials can be sent to:

St. Timothy’s Church Memorial Fund
PO Box 204,  Macedonia, OH  44056

Or

Tisch School of the Arts
Photo and Imaging Scholarships, c/o Fred Bush
721 Broadway, 12th Floor, New York, NY  10003

Flowers can be sent to Christ Episcopal Church
21 Aurora Street,  Hudson, Ohio 44236

Cards and letters can be sent to The Jennings at
168 Hiram College Drive, Sagamore Hills, OH  44067

Giles Revell Shoots Usain Bolt for Puma with Droga5

Puma and Usain Bolt have partnered together to introduce a new line of clothing, The Bolt Collection. Droga5 thought of Giles to help create the bold creative images that would help launch this campaign. Giles shot Bolt along with Puma athletes Leslie Osbourne, Delilah DeCresenco, Jason DeMerritt and Natasha Kari.  They went to locations with strong colors and graphic visuals around the Miami area to capture the background plates. Giles came up with a technique that required him to use various cameras in non traditional ways to capture these images.  This global campaign is currently out in the Puma stores and on the website.

Judith Thurman, Profiles, “Walking Through Walls,” The New Yorker

Martin Schoeller photographed Marina Abramovic for The New Yorker’s profile about the performance artist and the exhibition at The Museum of Modern Art, Marina Abramović: The Artist Is Present. The performance retrospective, traces the prolific career of Marina Abramović (Yugoslav, b. 1946) with approximately fifty works spanning over four decades of her early interventions and sound pieces, video works, installations, photographs, solo performances, and collaborative performances made with Ulay (Uwe Laysiepen).

Martin also photographed race-car driver Danica Patrick for The New Yorker’s story “Changing Lanes,” by Peter J. Boyer.

BP’s Deepwater Horizon well exploded over two months ago, and is an ongoing and mounting threat to the environment and the entire Gulf Coast region. People magazine sent Alessandra Petlin to the Louisiana coast to photograph people directly effected by the disaster and share their stories in the feature story “The Oil Spill Catastrophe.” Some of the images are here below as well as an interview with Alessandra relating some of her experiences from the assignment.

VAUGHAN HANNIGAN agent Lee Jennings recently sat down with Alessandra Petlin, who had just returned from her week in Louisiana shooting portraits on the coast for People Magazine.

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Please joins us for Martin Schoeller’s opening of FEMALE BODYBUILDERS at Hasted Hunt Kraeutler Gallery.

For more information contact Hasted Hunt Kraeutler Gallery HERE.

Lürzer’s Archive 200 Best Ad Photographers 2010/2011 has recently been released and selected 3 of  VAUGHAN HANNIGAN’s photographers: Julia Fullerton-Batten, Martin Schoeller, & Mark Zibert. Take a look below to see more of their work.

We are excited to announce that Alessandra Petlin has joined VAUGHAN HANNIGAN.

Alessandra Petlin’s unique style of portraiture reflects her deep  knowledge of art history and her love of modern cinema. She is both director and cinematographer in one artist. Alessandra’s talent for revealing the particular humanity of each  of her subjects and the striking intimacy that characterizes her work is grounded  in her empathy and  ability to establish a strong connection  of trust with every person she  photographs.

Alessandra was born is Paris and raised in New York City. After many paths she finally found her passion in photography and attended   Art Center in Pasadena, CA.  After graduating she returned to New York and was quickly named one  of PDN’s 30 emerging artists.  Alessandra’s work has been featured  in The New York Times Magazine, New York magazine, Esquire, GQ, Marie Claire and Wired. She has won numerous awards from American Photography, Communication Arts and SPD.

See more of Alessandra’s images below.

Check out Lee’s Q&A with Rachel Hulin on her blog, The Photography Post.