Timothy White

Timothy White is one of the world's most sought-after celebrity photographers. He currently lives and works in New York City.

After graduating from the Rhode Island School of Design, Timothy began refining his photography career with Rolling Stone magazine. His first celebrity assignment was to shoot Elvis Castello; his second, a portrait of Yoko Ono in 1984. From there his resume blossomed.

For over thirty years he has captured the intimate and playful sides of legendary actors such as Harrison Ford, Audrey Hepburn, Eddie Murphy, Julia Roberts, Elizabeth Taylor, Jack Nicholson, Sophia Loren, and Glenn Close to name a few. He has also captured the innocence of up-and-comers. He has shot photography for some of the most recognizable movie posters of our time, the covers of countless high-profile publications, and imagery for an extraordinary and expansive roster of musicians including Eric Clapton, Whitney Houston, Keith Richards, Guns N' Roses, Aretha Franklin and James Brown.

Named one of the most important people in photography by American Photo, Timothy White has been the recipient of many photography and film awards, including the International Photographer of the Year. His photographs are exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide. As a partner of the Morrison Hotel Gallery, Timothy regularly curates and produces events in New York and Los Angeles.

Timothy contributes to numerous non-profit organizations as an activist for their cause and donating his time and work. Most recently he has supported amfAR, The Rape Foundation and City Harvest. He has also shot campaigns for No More Domestic Violence, Joyful Heart and Recycle Across America.

Timothy White's published works include: Timothy White Portraits, published by Rizzoli, with foreword by Harrison Ford; Indian Larry published by Merrell, with forewords by Mathew Barney, Paul Cox, and Billy Lane; Hollywood Pinups published by Harper Collins, with forewords by Susan Sarandon, Christian Louboutin, and Chris Napolitano; Match Prints, a photography collaboration with legendary rock and roll photographer Jim Marshall with foreword by Anthony DeCurtis published by Harper Collins.