Rangefinder – Jonathan Robert Willis: Taking Risks, One Portrait at a Time
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Rangefinder – Jonathan Robert Willis: Taking Risks, One Portrait at a Time.

Seeing all the Ghosts and Goblins costumes on Halloween this week reminded me of these images that I shot earlier this year. This personal project (shot around late June) was the result of a conversation about what it might look … Continue reading

There is a subtle but powerful difference between a photo shoot that happens in a studio and one that happens on location. In the studio, I have the capability to control all aspects of the image from lighting, background, and … Continue reading

We are excited to announce the look for this years project. Sign up at TheSimplePortraitProject.com A special thanks to Aaron Morgan and his family for coming in to shoot this, check out this track from his band Seabird for further … Continue reading

It’s that time of year again! Here at the studio we’re gearing up for The Simple Portrait Project, and it promises to be grander than ever before. For a few years now we have been galvanizing TSPP into an ever … Continue reading

Friend and Artist Dan Smith aka Listener: Shot by Nathan Corrona www.dustbrandfilms.com! Enjoy:

Pro’s Choice: The Photography Of Jonathan Robert Willis: Simply Elegant Portraiture | Shutterbug. Follow the link above to read the entire story. The interview is loaded with history, lighting tips, and thoughts on gear and such. Thanks Jack and Shutterbug!

It’s been a wild and fast summer shooting National Ad Campaigns and juggling editorial assignments. So to catch a break we packed the kids pajamas and headed west for two weeks. It felt so good to travel light! All of these … Continue reading

I just wanted to toss out a huge thanks to the boys over at Syn-Tax for building the new blog! Looks good guys. Plenty of new content coming soon. Which will include a tour of the new studio, plenty of … Continue reading

We did a fun shoot in Indianapolis for Inc. Magazine a few days ago. The subject was Jeff Stoops, whom Inc. originally did an article about in 1981. 30 years later, Jeff has build a pretty impressive name for himself in … Continue reading