"A camera records the surface. But a portrait photographer needs to delve deep, to find soul. This is what Brian came up with."
"For Brian, knowing into another comes from first knowing into himself. Henri Cartier-Bresson called it 'looking for the silence in somebody.'"
"For many artists, creating is how we cope with the world, how we survive griefs and losses, and keep faith with yet unfulfilled hopes."
The Gardeners & Ranchers Building in Portland has been transformed for various creative uses, including art studios and custom furniture. Brian McDonnell, a portrait photographer, emphasizes the importance of understanding oneself to connect with subjects. His approach to photography is not about glamour but about capturing the energy and essence of individuals. Through conversations and shared experiences, he seeks to reveal the deeper stories behind each portrait, reflecting the struggles and hopes of artists and their craft.
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