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Michael Grecco considers himself a ?conceptual? portrait photographer; ?I like to tell my story of who I think my subject is, but not in a literal way. . . and to convey the concept on an emotional level. . .? In this intriguing book, Grecco analyzes over 60 of his best portraits, teaching you his unique technical and creative methods which he has used on assignment for such magazines as Rolling Stone, Newsweek and Entertainment Weekly. Grecco discusses in generous detail his dramatic lighting techniques, his commitment to breaking rules and keeping an open mind, as well as his sources for creative inspiration. Also included are tips on working with clients, posing for individuals and groups and making the most out of a strange location.
