Recent tear sheet I shot of a law student who had a criminal record and got a second chance.
I keep finding my portrait that I took of Louie Zamperini on different websites without my permission. This is stealing my copyrighted image. Companies and blogs can purchase this photo from me or other images I have taken of Zamperini for a usage fee.
This autograph photo EBAY seller below says:
"I am selling my signed Louis Zamperini 4x6 photograph. Zamperini is a former Olympic long distance runner (1936 Olympics) and WW II Prisoner of War. Zamperini's B-24 went down and he was rescued by the Japanese Navy after 47 days adrift in the ocean. He was held and abused by the Japanese through out the war until his release. A film is currently being developed based on his life story. I am selling multiple signed photographs of this shot. You will receive one as good/better then the one listed. I have been collecting for over 15 years and only sale AUTHENTIC HAND SIGNED AUTOGRAPHS, NO REPRINTS OR PHOTOCOPIES....Midwestern Autographs"
This is total B.S. I do not know who this guy is and I would not give him my portrait of Zamperini to sell. I doubt Louie even signed this. 4"x6"'s were never even printed of this photograph.
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Residues of Time Group Show! My portrait is the Vietnam vet.
Vietnam Veteran portraits hung.
Here are my recent portraits of Vice President
General Manager of Intel Media, Erik Huggers for the new "Variety Weekly." I spent the day taking portraits of Erik all around the Intel office campus. I even got to photograph him on the roof in front of Silicon Valley's largest satellite. The satellite was so big to get the whole structure in the photo including Erik, I had stand so far back you couldn't even identify his face. I had to stick to the closer photographs of Huggers in front of the satellite. My favorite photo is the tight shot on the black background of Erik. The photo has an energy exhibiting Erik's pioneer optimism on media and technology.
General Manager of Intel Media, Erik Huggers for the new "Variety Weekly." I spent the day taking portraits of Erik all around the Intel office campus. I even got to photograph him on the roof in front of Silicon Valley's largest satellite. The satellite was so big to get the whole structure in the photo including Erik, I had stand so far back you couldn't even identify his face. I had to stick to the closer photographs of Huggers in front of the satellite. My favorite photo is the tight shot on the black background of Erik. The photo has an energy exhibiting Erik's pioneer optimism on media and technology.
HANDBOOK FOR U.S. FORCES IN VIETNAM
New photo for my Vietnam Veterans Photography Series
