Dave Black is an American photographer and director born in 1980 in Baltimore, Maryland. He studied photography at the San Francisco Art Institute and worked with famous photographers and artists. Black's career began in 2005 when MTV displayed some of his photos and he started working for Stop Smiling Magazine. He has since photographed many musicians and bands. Some of Black's photos have appeared in major publications. Later in his career, he also shot photos for large companies. Black has now been a photographer for over 30 years and focuses on the sports industry. He teaches photography workshops and has an instructional book.
Dave Black is an American photographer and director born in 1980 in Baltimore, Maryland. He studied photography at the San Francisco Art Institute and worked with famous photographers and artists. Black's career began in 2005 when MTV displayed some of his photos and he started working for Stop Smiling Magazine. He has since photographed many musicians and bands. Some of Black's photos have appeared in major publications. Later in his career, he also shot photos for large companies. Black has now been a photographer for over 30 years and focuses on the sports industry. He teaches photography workshops and has an instructional book.
Dave Black is an American photographer and director born in 1980 in Baltimore, Maryland. He studied photography at the San Francisco Art Institute and worked with famous photographers and artists. Black's career began in 2005 when MTV displayed some of his photos and he started working for Stop Smiling Magazine. He has since photographed many musicians and bands. Some of Black's photos have appeared in major publications. Later in his career, he also shot photos for large companies. Black has now been a photographer for over 30 years and focuses on the sports industry. He teaches photography workshops and has an instructional book.
Dave Black is an American photographer and director. He was born on October 17th, 1980 in Baltimore, Maryland. Blacks father was a physician and a professor, and his mother was a nurse practitioner. They both worked at Johns Hopkins University. Black was about eighteen when he first started to take photography classes. In 1999 he moved to San Francisco to study photography at the San Francisco Art Institute. Black worked with many famous photographers, artists, and film makers such as Todd Hido, Larry Sultan, George Kuchar and Henry Wessel Jr. Blacks career first started when he first came to public attention in 2005. MTV looked at forty of his photographs on the faade of their Time Square Building. The same year Black started to work for Stop Smiling Magazine with editors J.C. Gabel and James Hughes. He has worked with many musicians since that time such as Daft Punk, Cat Power, Victoria Legrand, Kendrick Lamar, Mac Miller, Weekend, Tamaryn, Giorgio Moroder, John Cale, Bobby Womack, Wes Lang, James Blake, Best Coast, Peaking Lights, Richard Hell, Oneotrix Point Never, and Nas. Some of Blacks photographs have also appeared in publications like The New York Times, Interview, and Rolling Stone. Later on his career he started to shoot for commercial clients and has photographed for large companies such as Levis, Microsoft, Chase, Budweiser, Converse and others. Hehas also created many images for Ryan Adams album, and was responsible for the photography for Daft Punks Random Access Memories. Black has been a photographer for more than thirty years , and has focused more on the sports industry. He is one of the Nikons Legends Behind the Lens, and is an instructor at many different workshops each year. Black posts online tutorials to his website and is viewed by over 85,000 creative visitors a month. In 2010 he came out with an acclaimed instructional book, The Way I See It. Dave Black has accomplished many things throughout his photograph career which makes him who he is today.
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