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George Lange
PHOTOGRAPHER - SPEAKER - AUTHOR
George Lange is an internationally renowned American photographer with a career spanning several decades.12 He is celebrated for his energetic and joyful pictures, as well as his iconic celebrity photography.1
Career Highlights
George Lange's photography journey began at the age of seven when his parents gave him his first camera.2 He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he was taught by notable photographers such as Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind.2
Early Career:: Lange worked with photography giants Duane Michals and Annie Leibovitz, learning the art of storytelling through images and the choreography of large commercial shoots.2
Professional Work:: Throughout his career, Lange has photographed for numerous major publications, including:
- Rolling Stone
- Esquire
- Entertainment Weekly
- New York Times Magazine
- Vogue
- Vanity Fair
- Fortune2
Notable Subjects and Works
George Lange has captured images of many celebrities, politicians, artists, and musicians.2 Some of his notable subjects include:
- Steve Jobs and Bill Gates (the only posed portrait of them together)
- Jimmy and Warren Buffett
- Andy Warhol
- The cast of Friends and Seinfeld
- The Obamas
- Bruce Springsteen
- Bob Marley2
His photograph of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates is part of the Carnegie Museum of Art's collection in Pittsburgh.2
Style and Approach
Lange is known for his ability to capture the essence of his subjects, with many commenting, "that is exactly who I am".2 His photography focuses on joy and uncovering what makes individuals unique.2 This approach has earned him the nickname "The Inspirator".2
Additional Ventures
Beyond his photography work, George Lange:
- Gives talks and conducts workshops
- Specializes in team building activities
- Creates photo experiences through "George Lange Sessions"
- Has authored "The Unforgettable Photograph," published in 2013 and translated into multiple languages2
George Lange's work continues to be celebrated for its vibrancy, ability to capture individuality, and focus on joy.3
