Eye to eye with the camera

Documenting the lives of musicians often become frustrated musician and this saying could apply to New York photographer and journalist Andrew Zuckerman

While achieving stardom dreams evaporated in his youth, Zuckerman founded an extraordinary body and the work ahead video on his passion.

Among the 50 are British rapper Dizzee Rascal, jazz legend Herbie Hancock, grizzly metal veteran Ozzy Osbourne and the inimitable Philip Glass.
I did not find that in me.''

Zuckerman grew up in Washington DC and his love for photography began shooting local rock bands. Singer Fiona Apple, singer Lenny Kravitz and rapper Eve describe all the benefits relating to drug users could use to describe the impact of their high first.

'' All the artists share a particular trip,'' says Zuckerman.
Against a white background

These images eventually creature, he made his best-selling debut. And the light background became the hallmark of his work.
Wisdom was ambitious in its supply of subjects, landing luminaries as Nelson Mandela, Judi Dench and Malcolm Fraser and deserve the support of Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

For music, approached Zuckerman 200 musicians to land its share of 50.

Each musician was sent a letter explaining the project Tutu and was then chased by Zuckerman-producer.
There have been several trips, London, Germany, Los Angeles'' and'' a lot of small towns in America.
The Zuckerman had a tangible body of work behind him, turned out to be both a positive and a negative in its approach to potential subjects.