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Sun Dec 7
On the left: a Richard Avedon portrait (circa 1975). On the right: a Ross Haflin portrait (circa early 2000s).


Some could say that anyone could do this, but from what I get, Haflin only does this when he’s doing some serious portrait work. He does a lot of concert photography, which is in color and has a lot of movement, but when he takes a calm pic, they often look like this. 

Someone has been influenced….but there’s nothing wrong with that. :)

Now it’s easy to see why I like Avedon so much…I already liked calm portraits in high contrast black and white.

On the left: a Richard Avedon portrait (circa 1975). On the right: a Ross Haflin portrait (circa early 2000s).


Some could say that anyone could do this, but from what I get, Haflin only does this when he’s doing some serious portrait work. He does a lot of concert photography, which is in color and has a lot of movement, but when he takes a calm pic, they often look like this.

Someone has been influenced….but there’s nothing wrong with that. :)

Now it’s easy to see why I like Avedon so much…I already liked calm portraits in high contrast black and white.