Shequida © Leland Bobbé
I recently signed with a literary agent and have been working non-stop creating a book proposal for Half-Drag. It’s almost finished and when it is the search for a publisher will begin. Stay tuned . . .
Women of 5th Avenue on Business Insider
© Leland Bobbé
Business Insider is now running a selection from my women of 5th Avenue images. The reaction to these images have been quite mixed and range from brilliant street photographer, to this guy is a misogynistic creep who should have a restraining order out against him. Nothing like a little art to stir up the pot.
Women of 5th Avenue in the Huffington Post
© Leland Bobbé
My series titled Women of 5th Avenue was just published in the Huffungton Post. Some interesting comments to say the least.
Half-Drag on MSN Latin America
Sherry Vine © Leland Bobbé
A bit late to the party bu MSN Latin America is now running a story on my Half-Drag project.
Half-Drag at Art Paris Art Fair
Art Paris Art Fair
Four of my Half-Drag Images were shown at the Art Paris Art Fair as part of a colletion exhibited by The Empty Quarter Gallery in Dubai.
NYC 70’s Street Photography In The Huffington post
5 Lovely Hostesses © Leland Bobbé
The Huffington Post is now running the largest selection from my 1970’s NYC street photography that’s been published yet. Over 40 Images and a short interview is included.
Half-Drag® In The Daily Mail UK
Maddelynn Hatter © Leland Bobbé
The Daily Mail, the UK’s second largest daily newspaper has published a selection from my Half-Drag® series. Their website Mail Online has the largest online presence of any paper in the UK.
NYC 70’s Street Photography in NY Daily News
© Leland Bobbé
A selection of my NYC street photography from the mid 1970’s just came out in the online edition of the New York Daily News.
Half-Drag Interview in Extraordinari Fashion
An Interview with me and a selection from my Half–Drag series is featured on the German Fashion Blog Extraordinari Fashion.
70’s NYC in UK’s Daily Mail
On The Stoop © Leland Bobbé
A selection of my NYC street photography from the mid 1970‘s is running in the Daily Mail online site titled Mail Online. The Daily Mail is the UK’s second largest daily newspaper and has the largest online presence of all UK’s papers. These shots were on Tri-x film often pushed to 800ASA so I could hand hold my 80-200 zoom lens. Yes folks, that’s real film grain. Long live The Ramones . . .
