1. Studio Portrait Photographer
Annie Leibovitz
Studio Portrait Photographer

2. About Annie
Annie Leibovitz was born on October 2, 1949, in Waterbury, Connecticut. She studied painting at the San Francisco Art Institute, and took nightly photography lessons. In 1970, she began doing work for Rolling stone magazine, then she became chief photographer for their magazine. She also started working for vogue and Vanity Fair magazine and after 10 years she had shot 142 covers on vogue. Exhibitions of her images have appeared at museums and galleries all over the world, including the National Portrait Gallery and 200 of her black and white and color photographs were exhibited at the Corcoran Gallery, in Washington D.C. Widely considered one of Americas best portrait photographers, she also released the book ‘Woman’ in She is now at the age of 51, she had her daughter, Sarah.
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4. Mise-en-scene: The location is in a forest with a chair as a prop
Mise-en-scene: The location is in a forest with a chair as a prop. The background is darker than the girl making her stand out.
Mode of Address: Her facial expressions are very gormless and vague. Her body language looks like she has been positioned/propped there but at the same time very relaxed.
Representation: She comes across very emotionless and manipulative almost like alice in wonderland.
Editing/Developing effects: Doesn’t look like the colours or shadows have been edited.