Raeanne Rubenstein
From NYC to Nashville - Shooting Country's Biggest Stars
Raeanne Rubenstein shares what it takes to capture unique images of country’s honkytonk heroes, revealing some of the hilarious, unforgettable and totally true experiences she’s had with the stars of country music.
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From her early days as a fashion photographer in London, to her work shooting celebrity portraits, to the creation of the online Dish Magazine, Raeanne Rubenstein has worked with some of the biggest names in movies, music and pop culture. At the start of her career, Rubenstein made her name in New York City…
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Country: Portraits of an American Sound presents images of the pioneers, poets and icons of country music.
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Exhibit
Country: Portraits of an American Sound
Country: Portraits of an American Sound presents images of the pioneers, poets and icons of country music.
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Photographer
Raeanne Rubenstein
From her early days as a fashion photographer in London, to her work shooting celebrity portraits, to the creation of the online Dish Magazine, Raeanne Rubenstein has worked with some of the biggest names in movies, music and pop culture.