Lynsey Weatherspoon
Photographer/Videographer @ Lynsey Weatherspoon Photography / Based in Atlanta
Lynsey is a commercial, portrait and editorial photographer based in both Atlanta and Birmingham. Her client base is the person next door, the startup still in incubation, the established brand or business, and media. Capturing...
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Focus:
Photographer, Photojournalist, Filmmaker, Videographer, Architecture, Video, Photography, Director of Photography
Skills:
Research, Apple Final Cut Pro, Photojournalism, Video Editing
About
Lynsey is a commercial, portrait and editorial photographer based in both Atlanta and Birmingham. Her client base is the person next door, the startup still in incubation, the established brand or business, and media. Capturing heritage is important to her and evident in such personal projects as portraitsof former members of the Negro Baseball League, Ronnie the shoe repairman, the Gullah Geechee culture of the Sea Islands, and Birmingham’s historic Ensley neighborhood.
Her editorial tearsheet includes the Sierra Club’s Sierra magazine, ESPN The Undefeated, The Bitter Southerner, and Birmingham’s B-Metro magazine as well as a number of trade publications. Commercial projects include Cox Communications, Coca-Cola,McDonald’s, Google, Blue Cross Blue Shield Alabama, and Wells Fargo.
As a portraitist, Lynsey can see where people sitting for her have come from, and where they are going.She is alsoa public speaking instructor who enjoys helping others face their fears to make presentations and tell their own stories.
Her editorial tearsheet includes the Sierra Club’s Sierra magazine, ESPN The Undefeated, The Bitter Southerner, and Birmingham’s B-Metro magazine as well as a number of trade publications. Commercial projects include Cox Communications, Coca-Cola,McDonald’s, Google, Blue Cross Blue Shield Alabama, and Wells Fargo.
As a portraitist, Lynsey can see where people sitting for her have come from, and where they are going.She is alsoa public speaking instructor who enjoys helping others face their fears to make presentations and tell their own stories.