Annie Leibovitz “At Work” review
I received At Work from my family as a holiday gift and read it in one day so you know it’s a quick read. The book clocks in at 237 pages and has a nice mix of images and the back stories to them. I really enjoyed the book to get her perspective on how she produces the images she creates as well as the logistics, thought and ideas that go into creating each shot. Her anecdotes are quite entertaining as well since many of the figures she’s photographed are well known. There’s some good Q&A towards the end for the FAQ crowd, and it’s a good book for beginners as well as other professional photographers. Pick up a copy today (or borrow ours!)
About the Author: Gene X Hwang
Gene X Hwang leads Orange Photography’s photography team and is one of San Francisco’s most sought-after event photographers. His background in corporate marketing communications during the late-’90s dot-com boom gives him an insider’s view of what client teams need, and his push for social responsibility made Orange the first photography studio in San Francisco to earn Green Business certification. Read Gene’s full bio →
