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The ability to work with actors and investigate genuine, human feelings - that’s when it all "clicked.”. The accumulation of my years capturing images, interpreting a feeling through light and camera angles, and investigating actors’ feelings, helped me to discover the rhythm of a scene.
Bronx born Lisa Leone began her career as a photographer shooting musicians Moby, Lauryn Hill and Maxwell, as well as personalities like Debi Mazar and Spike Lee. She worked for British Vogue and VIBE where she was a contributing photographer and columnist.
Aug 1, 2023 · Euronews Culture spoke with Lisa Leone, a photographer and filmmaker, who began her career shooting for some of the most influential names in hip-hop. Not many can...
Specialized in destination weddings, my name is Lisa Leone, and I am honored to offer you a truly personalized and immersive photography experience that reflects your unique needs, desires, and values.
Mar 30, 2016 · A New York B-girl turned photographer, Lisa Leone was privy to the rise of hip hop’s biggest names in the 90s as she watched the wave of hip hop swell from the streets of LA and NYC and crash onto the world stage.
The Bronx—Paris—Los Angeles—early 1990s—Hip hop. This culture of music, dance, art and fashion is forever in its nascent and most authentic in Here I Am, the first monograph of Lisa Leone’s photographs.
Sep 19, 2014 · The photographer Lisa Leone’s “Here I Am” features early-nineties images of hip-hop stars including Snoop Dogg, the Notorious B.I.G., and Lauryn Hill.
Jul 10, 2014 · Twenty five years and thousands of archived photos later, Leone has complied her first monograph, Here I Am, which shares the history and evolution of hip-hop through photography in 104 pages.
Jan 8, 2023 · Video. Euronews Culture spoke with Lisa Leone, a photographer and filmmaker, who began her career shooting for some of the most influential names in hip-hop.
Jan 11, 2015 · Here I Am: Photographs by Lisa Leone is both a direct documentation and celebration of hip hop’s iconic figures. Depicted is their energy, individuality, and intimate moments that serve as intimate glimpses into this culturally critical period, charting the rise of a Bronx-born artistic movement originally started by local youth and ...
