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About
Steve
As
a photographer, Steve Whysall is a rare individual who is able to combine
his photographic skills and artistic gifts to capture unique moments in
people's lives, The images he creates visually depict their emotions and
unique personalities. He is an accomplished photographer in the areas
of photojournalism, portraiture, aerial, wedding, event, landscape, food,
and product photography.
On
photojournalist assignments since 1999, he has served as the Assistant
Photographer for award-winning National Geographic Photographer, Richard
Nowitz. Together, they have traveled the world documenting cultures and
landscapes for the readers of the National Geographic. Also, for the National
Geographic, Steve has done aerial shots, including the monuments of Washington,
D.C., that were used in a book about our nation's capital. In addition,
they have photographed travel destinations for Conde Nast and World Magazine.
Another assignment took Steve to the Badlands of South Dakota where he
lived among the Sioux Indians. While there he developed a series of photographs
telling a story of these proud people, their rich culture and how the
modern world has impacted their survival. Also, as a photojournalist for
Greenpeace, Steve was responsible for photographing toxic environments
for several ad campaigns.
For
two years, Steve served as the official photographer of the Kensington
Volunteer Fire Department capturing the intensity, dedication, conviction,
and life-threatening work of local firemen as they fought to save lives
and property. His work was shown at the Corcoran Gallery of Art and received
accolades from various Montgomery County officials. Furthermore, his work
was featured in the Washington Post, Montgomery Journal, Gazette, and
on Montgomery cable TV.
Over
the years, Steve has been selected to photograph numerous corporate executives
for ad campaigns, annual reports, and official portraits. Most recently,
he has taken portraits of the President George W. Bush along with members
of his cabinet, including Donald Rumsfeld, and the Prime Minister of Poland.
Steve
is also an accomplished chef, which allows him to bring a unique quality
to his food photography. Steve's love of food is clear, as you want to
sit down and take a bite from every picture.
Through
his wedding photography, Steve provides each couple with a beautiful documentary
of their very special day. Using a photojournalist approach, Steve captures
the intimate moments throughout the day along with the personality of
the couple and their guests to provide a rich pictorial and a life long
memory of their wedding day.
Originally
from Norwich, England, Steve immigrated to the United States in 1989 and
proceeded to obtain a BFA in photography with honors from The Corcoran
College of Art in Washington, D.C. To round out his capabilities, he studied
commercial photography at Montgomery College in Maryland. Because of his
love for his craft, Steve has taught photography, including black &
white photography and darkroom techniques to both adults and children
since 1996. Finally, during his career, Steve has received several honors,
including The H.E. Klappert Memorial Award for Photography.
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