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Tag Archives: Artist Portraits

Two of a Kind at Froelick Gallery

Curator Leo Michelson and gallery owner Charles Froelick called me up last year with an intriguing idea. They were pairing up 17 painters with 17 photographers, asking them to create a portrait of one another. The resulting show is titled Two of a Kind. I was paired with local painter Shanon Playford, whose beautiful, often...

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June 5, 2010 - 10:35 pm fritzphoto - You can see it here: http://www.froelickgallery.com/Artwork-Detail.cfm?NewID=10507&ArtistsID=389

June 2, 2010 - 6:30 pm Vicki Hall - I wish I could see it in person. I feel like I could tell you a lot about this person without having ever met her. Great work! What about the painting of you?

June 4, 2010 - 9:01 pm Zoe: It’s a Small World » Fritz Photography - [...] had a similar small world DaVinci story last night.  At the opening of my show at Froelick Gallery, I recognized a DaVinci student, Perry, whom I’d photographed the same day as Zoe.  I said [...]

Portland Jazz Vocalist Kacy Colleen

Photographing people brings me in contact with a wide variety of interesting folks from all walks of life.  Recently, I had the privilege of working with the beautiful and gracious Portland jazz vocalist Kacy Colleen. It’s common for artists and writers to use portraits of themselves that are 10 years old in publicity materials.  Such...

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Artists at Work and Play

. Photographed a fun set of images of a couple of young women artists, at work and play in various art studios.  Especially love the one of India pitching herself into the very very red-hot kiln.  (Actually a cool kiln lit by a flash with a red gel over it, sitting inside, triggered by a...

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Cottage Stock Photos

. I pulled together a stock photography shoot recently with some great models, and a beautiful location.  A friend has a beautiful little house in the Alberta Arts District, and she graciously offered to let me photograph there.  So I had my assistant Dan, my kid-wrangler Beth, and models Diana, Sapphira, Sahar, and Shelby join...

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Artist Emily Hyde

Emily Hyde is an award-winning artist. If you look at her stunning prints, you’ll see why. You can view images of her lovely drawings, prints, and etchings here and here and here. You’d think, from meeting her, that she was Scandinavian. But in truth, she hails from Estacada, Oregon. I had the privilege of photographing...

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John Weinland at Transitions’ Awareness Event

Last night I photographed an awareness event put on by Transitions Global, regarding their work here in Portland to help girls trapped in sex slavery and prostitution. We were privileged to have Weinland playing music for the event. Beautiful music; check it out on their MySpace page. They’re likened to Neil Young (in a good...

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Sarah O’Gorman

I had the privilege of photographing Sarah O’Gorman today. She’s a singer/songwriter living in London, and needed some images for a CD project she’s working on. We had a good time walking and talking and photographing. All photographs and content is Copyright Fritz Liedtke. Please do not copy or re-use them. To do so is...

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Yoshihiro Kitai

Yoshihiro Kitai is a Japanese printmaker, living in Portland, Oregon. We went to art school together, and now we both teach at that same school: Pacific Northwest College of Art. Since we were in school together, he has ‘burst’ onto the art scene, and his work can be seen online and in person at the...

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February 11, 2008 - 6:12 pm Anonymous - More talent. Neat!

Douglas Lynch

Did you know that Portland, Oregon, has an official flag? Do you know who designed it? I didn’t until now. The answer is: Douglas Lynch. You may have seen his work around. He was commissioned, in the 1930s, to create mural panels for the Works Project Administration (WPA) at Timberline Lodge. Some of his work...

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July 17, 2008 - 12:59 pm robvukovic - Doug Lynch's wife Alixandra spells her name with an i not an e. It's Alix.

Rob Vukovic' (a family friend)

May 30, 2007 - 8:26 pm isaiah - I just saw some of Douglas' incredible work at the Timberline Lodge on a PBS special. How moving his work is.

I am blessed to now know of Douglas.