©Leland Bobbé
Two of my images were chosen as winners in the International Color Awards in the People Category. The one above is titled Man at the Bar.
My Music Video Featured in Pro Photo Daily
My music video was just featured in today’s issue of Pro Photo Daily. Music and lyrics by me.
2020/NYC Covid Lockdown photos by me /BLM Demonstrations and post election photos by Mychal Watts
all credits at the end of the video
Interview in aPhotoEditor Blog
Black Swan ©Leland Bobbé
aPhotoEditor just ran an interview with me about my early work on their blog. Questions about how i went about creating this work and what I’m doing currently.
International Color Awards
© Leland Bobbé
My photo titled Fall Reflections was just awarded in the Annual International Color Awards Competition in the nature category. This was shot on my iPhone from a boat while fishing in upstate NY.
Portraits for Getty Images
© Leland Bobbé
During the month of November, 2020 I shot outdoor natural light portraits of 25 people in 22 days for Getty Images. The autumn colors worked for me with my out of focus backgrounds.
Winners in the Black and White Spider Awards
© Leland Bobbé
This is one of 2 images that were winners in the Black and White Spider Awards people category. These images were both part of my Public Isolation series shot on the streets of NYC during the Pandemic lockdown.
Public Isolation
© Leland Bobbé
Shot during the Covid-19 Pandemic in New York City
More From My Series Public Isolation NYC
© Leland Bobbé
I stood in the same spot for about 40 minutes focused on this background waiting for people too walk by. On a normal day there would have been too many people but during the lockdown in NYC there were so few people on the streets. I set my camera on high speed continues and when an interesting person walked by I was able to bang off at least 5-6 shots. This woman was by far my favorite.
More from the Streets of NYC During Covid-19
Leland Bobbé
The Corona hat is a nice touch . . .
Corona NYC
© Leland Bobbé
I haven’t posted anything here since the Corona Virus lockdown, I’ve been working on a series of black and white street photography of single people wearing masks in otherwise empty environments. This is my most recent. I’ll keep posting these here.
