Special Thanks to the Musicians, Sam, and the Paris Blues Family!
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| Lester Goodson |
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| Miles Griffith |
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| Lester Goodson & Rakiem Walker |
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| Lester Goodson & Miles Griffith |
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| Miles Griffith |
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| Lou Vega |
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| The Sublime Miss Kosi |
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| Floyd |
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| Floyd Bryan Davis |
Sean Gilligan Photography is an award-winning New York based photographer recognized nationally and internationally for work with leading Advertising, Editorial, & Corporate clients. | PDN Faces Photo Contest Winner | NYC Photographer | Travel Photographer | Location Photographer | Portrait Photographer | Animal Photographer | Partial Client List: CNN, Wall Street Journal, Adidas, Fortune, ESPN, Forbes
Friday, June 3, 2011
LESTER GOODSON'S MILESTONE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Two weeks ago I had the good fortune to photograph a great musical event in Harlem. It was Lester Goodson's (Legendary New York Street Musician) Birthday Celebration. Many of his friends came out to perform with Les on this special occasion. To name a few Miles Griffith- Vocals- Les Goodson- Tenor/Alto Sax- Marcus Perciani -KeyBoard- John Cooksey -Drums - Don Pate- Bass - Rakiem Walker - Sax -Lou Vega - Guitar - Floyd Byran Davis - Spoken Word .... and many other special guests!
Special Thanks to the Musicians, Sam, and the Paris Blues Family!
Special Thanks to the Musicians, Sam, and the Paris Blues Family!
Thursday, May 26, 2011
The Goddess Lakshmi: Apocalypse Sunday Live at Paris Blues
Monday, May 2, 2011
Mr. Blues! Samuel Hargress Jr. is the owner of Paris Blues bar in Harlem, New York.
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| Samuel Hargress Jr. is the owner of Paris Blues bar in Harlem, New York. |
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| Samuel Hargress Jr. |
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| Samuel Hargress Jr. |
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| Samuel Hargress Jr. |
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
The reveal is everything!
As an outsider it can be very hard to gain access. The images above & below are great examples of earning acceptance and trust thus being allowed to partake in these moments. Wether its in studio or on location the most important aspect of my process is establishing a connection with the person or place. Without that connection there is no bond or trust, which in my opinion reveals nothing about the subject or the photographer. The reveal is everything!
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| RIP MEMORIAL TATTOO FOR HIS MOM! |
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Julian (Faces Of Harlem Project)
This is an image from a project (Faces of Harlem) I recently started in our neighborhood. I will be posting more from the series this spring.
Atlantic & Pacific / Lost Lake, OR / Coney Island, NY
I recently received an email from a photo researched searching for stock landscapes. Here are a few I found in my archive. This process briefly helped me forget about all the snow outside this winter.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Monday, April 26, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Sean's Work Featured On The Travel Photographer Blog
"In my experience, Morocco is one of the most difficult places for people photography. One not only needs the technical skills of photographing quickly and unobtrusively, but also have an enormous reservoir of patience. I think that Sean Gilligan managed to pull it very well with his gallery titled God, King & Country . The title is from the 3rd image of the gallery which shows a mound of dark sand in which the words God, King, Country are inscribed in white."
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