Tag: Rihanna

  • 5 Lessons from Rihanna to Learn for Your Photography Brand

    Rihanna is probably one of the world’s biggest pop stars right now. But along with her catchy songs and rough music videos, there is something else that gets her to the top of the music world. It’s unique marketing campaign. Today I’m going to talk about 5 lessons you can learn from Rihanna for your photography brand. Here you’ll get Continue Reading

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  • Annie-Tated Video: Leibovitz Shoots Rihanna for Vogue

    Oh hey, it's time for another fully annotated Annie Leibovitz BTS video—this time featuring the lovely and talented Rihanna, shot for Vogue.

    Hit the jump and follow the bouncing ball to see what we can learn with a little close examination. Annotations follow, below… Read more »


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  • Photographer LaChapelle can sue Rihanna over ‘copycat’ video

    A US court has delivered a pre-trial ruling that photographer David LaChapelle’s copyright claims against singer Rihanna can go to court. LaChapelle brought the case over apparent similarities between his photographs and aspects of the music video for Rihanna’s single ‘S&M.’ The ruling from a district court in New York, gives an interesting insight into which elements of an original photograph are protected under US copyright law. Due to the nature of the content, our more squeamish readers (and those with limited interest in pop culture) may wish to look away now. (via PDN)
    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Photographer LaChapelle can sue Rihanna over ‘copycat’ video

    A US court has delivered a pre-trial ruling that photographer David LaChapelle’s copyright claims against singer Rihanna can go to court. LaChapelle brought the case over apparent similarities between his photographs and aspects of the music video for Rihanna’s single ‘S&M.’ The ruling from a district court in New York, gives an interesting insight into which elements of an original photograph are protected under US copyright law. Due to the nature of the content, our more squeamish readers (and those with limited interest in pop culture) may wish to look away now. (via PDN)
    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)