Jeff Lipsky shares his unconventional career journey, from his origins as a snowboarding & flyfishing instructor in Colorado to becoming one of the most sought after celebrity photographers. His hands-on approach to developing his craft established a foundation of specialized technical and interpersonal skills. From getting celebrity subjects to jump into a pool, to operating under various production constraints, Lipsky’s expertise has prepared him to tackle any project with ease (and have fun in the process!)

The Eye of Photography discusses photography, life, and legacy with Kwaku Alston in their latest feature on his exhibit Somewhere in Between at Leica Gallery Los Angeles.

Jeff Lipsky x Danny Trejo

Jeff Lipsky captures the softer side of Danny Trejo. Did you know he had a donut shop? Yummy!

Renowned photography journal The Eye of Photography featured an interview with Matthew Rolston in praise of his upcoming show Art People: The Pageant Portraits. Open to the public Sunday June 27th - September 19th at the Laguna Art Museum. 
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"A 'polymath' is the rare individual whose knowledge spans a substantial number of subjects, one who is able to draw on complex bodies of information in order to solve specific problems. In the case of fine art and portrait photographer Matthew Rolston, think of an artist whose practice spans the gamut – magazine covers, advertising, creative direction, music videos, publishing, education, and now, personal fine art projects."⁠

Matthew Rolston’s exhibition of Art People: The Pageant Portraits opens this Sunday, June 27th at Laguna Art Museum.

This exhibit features Rolston’s larger-than-life, strangely haunting photographs of participants in Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters, known for its elaborate tableau vivant presentations. The exhibition connects two of the most beloved cultural institutions of Laguna Beach, a city founded as an arts colony in the early 20th century, while celebrating the broader history of art and photography that defines the cultural heritage of California. Art People is accompanied by a lavishly illustrated catalogue with essays on various aspects of the project.