Annie Leibovitz, At Work

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Part memoir, part creative handbook, Annie Leibovitz reflects on decades of photographing cultural icons, world leaders, and pivotal moments in history. She shares not only the stories behind some of her most well-known images, but also the technical decisions, challenges, and unexpected turns that shaped them. With candor and generosity, she recounts assignments for Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and beyond—moments behind the lens that reveal as much about the person holding the camera as the subject in front of it. Paired with striking photographs and personal anecdotes, At Work reads like a long, unhurried conversation with an artist who has lived her work deeply, and who understands the interplay between vision, craft, and the lived world.

Key Features

Title: Annie Leibovitz: At Work
Author(s): Annie Leibovitz
Publisher: Phaidon Press
Year: 2018
Format: Hardcover
Page Count: 268 pages
Dimensions: 9.5 × 7.3 × 1.3 in
Weight: 2.4 lb

Lab Notes

In these pages, Annie Leibovitz opens her archive and her memory, offering a personal map of the experiences, challenges, and quiet triumphs that shaped her career. It is both a record of images made and a reflection on the life lived in making them.

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Annie Leibovitz

About

Annie Leibovitz is one of the most celebrated portrait photographers of our time, renowned for her ability to create images that are at once iconic and deeply personal. Rising to prominence as a staff photographer for Rolling Stone in the 1970s, she went on to shape the visual language of contemporary culture through her work with Vanity Fair, Vogue, and countless independent projects. Known for her bold use of staging, lighting, and narrative, Leibovitz has photographed many of the world’s most influential figures, from musicians and actors to political leaders. The book is both a memoir and a practical guide, offering a rare glimpse into the mind and practice of a photographer whose work has defined an era.