Jeannine Marzella
Actress / Author
Melissa Cody
Artist / Weaver
Tieraona Low Dog
MD / Naturopathic
Franziska Schuett
Painter / Artist
Malcolm Alexander
Sculptor / Artist
Beatric Mandelman
Painter / Artist
Siri Om Kaur & Jeannine Marzella
Yoga Masters
Caiyman & Revital Carrol
Yoga Masters & Authors
Lynn Saint James
1st Female Formula Race Car Driver
Todd McFarlane
Creator Of Spawn Comics
Barbara Parks
Author of Junie B. Books
Dave Mustaine
Rock Star of Megadeath
Frank Caliendo
Comedian
Alice Cooper & Mat Williams
Rock Star & Baseball Legend
Arthur Levitt
President New York Stock Exchange & Secretary of the Treasury
Timothy Jennings
Mayor of Roswell New Mexico
Philip Campbell Curtis
Painter / Founder Phoenix Art Museum
Bruce Babbitt
Governor Of Arizona / Attorney General / Secretary Of Interior
Sammy Sosa
Home Run Baseball Legend
Steve Nash
Basketball Legend
William Johnston
President New York Stock Exchange
Michael Moore
Movie Director
Artist Statement
Famous Portraits
Reed Stuart Rahn
In 1978, during a photo history class at Boise State University, I pulled a name from a hat: Arnold Newman. That moment lit a fire. A few years later, I transferred to Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, where I rose to the top of my class and had a portrait inducted into the Brooks Hall of Fame.
Soon after, I was assisting leading photographers in Chicago. In 1986, I would photograph my first editorial portrait of Herb Drinkwater in Scottsdale, Arizona. A year later, a friend urged me to send my work to New York. The phone rang and for the next 35 years, it didn’t stop.
From the cover of Time to the pages of National Geographic, I traveled the world, hired by top art directors and editors, capturing stories that mattered. The images in this collection are the finest from that journey, rare, soulful portraits shaped by light, empathy, and truth.
These are not just photographs. They are artworks created to endure. I believe these prints will stand the test of time and increase in value, like a modern day Leonardo da Vinci you can see a Mona Lisa in Monument Valley.
Now, at 67, I’m earning my MFA in photography to become a Professor. After 36 years of commercial work and 25 years of being a yogi I am in rediscovery, I return to my craft with fresh eyes blending analog soul with digital precision. Now we create a photographic print that can last over 400 years, longer than the computer's life that helped create it.