
The good folks at Wonderful Machine just put a video of my portfolio on YouTube. Here it is for you viewing pleasure: This portfolio was a general overview of all my work. I’m working on building books for each specialty.
Feb 11, 2010 | Categories: Featured, News | Tags: photography, portfolio, print, Wonderful Machine | 6 Comments »

If you’re seeing this post on www.lincolnbarbour.com, then you might notice things look differently around here. If you’re reading this through an RSS reader, you should check out the new look and feel of my website. I’m so stoked about it. It’s still a work in progress, but the features you’ll see right away are: [...]
Feb 10, 2010 | Categories: Featured, News | Tags: Photo Business | Leave A Comment »

It’s my pleasure to announce to you a new photographic collaborative that I’ve helped form entitled PhotoForce. Our mission is to be a creative force for hire as well as a creative force for doing good with our photography. The current roster of photographers includes Daniel Root, Brian Lee, Steven Scardina, Stuart Mullenberg, and myself; [...]
Jan 12, 2010 | Categories: Featured, News | Tags: food photography, Lincoln Barbour, Oregon Food Bank, PhotoForce, pro bono photography | Leave A Comment »

This last year I spent a lot of energy narrowing down my specialties: architecture, lifestyle, and still life. I like to think of myself as a specific generalist. Between these three specialties, I can handle almost any kind of shoot. But getting a consistent and distinct look between all three specialties is the real trick. [...]
Jan 04, 2010 | Categories: Featured, News | Tags: architecture photographer, cover story, interior photograph, jessica helgerson, lifestyle photography, Oregon photography, portfolio, Portland, Portland Monthly, Portland Spaces, portrait, still life | 4 Comments »
Just found out one of my clients, Mahlum Architects, has won six design awards for their Springfield Elementary Schools project that I photographed for them this summer. The awards are… AIA Southwest OR Chapter Peoples Choice Award AIA Southwest OR Chapter Peoples Colleague Choice Award AIA Southwest OR Chapter Honor Design Award AIA Portland Chapter [...]
Oct 30, 2009 | Categories: News | Tags: architectural photograph, architectural photographer, architecture, architecture photographer, elementary, interior, Maple Elementary, OR, school, Springfield, Springfield Elementary School, Thurstone Elementary | Leave A Comment »

Exciting news! For the very first time, I have work being publicly displayed in Portland, OR. A few months back, my good friends at OFFICE invited me to submit work to a group show for the month of May entitled “My West Coast”. All in all, 7 photographers have submitted five photos that were all [...]
May 04, 2009 | Categories: News | Leave A Comment »
I signed up for a twitter account this week and have been playing around with it. It’s fun. It feels kind of like texting yourself. Which would be good for me, because I often find or see things I want to remember and this is a great way to do it. I’ll try not to [...]
Feb 20, 2009 | Categories: News | Tags: follow me, Lincoln Barbour, orange crush, Oregon, Photo, photographer, Portland, REM, spitter, texting, tweet, twit, twitter | Leave A Comment »
Welcome to my latest and greatest website. I’m really excited to show of some great new features, a new look and feel, and also a new logo! One of my favorite features is how the images are displayed. Click on the thumbnail below: Neat huh? What else is cool… at the bottom of every page [...]
Jan 14, 2009 | Categories: News | Tags: design, Ides of May, Lincoln Barbour, web | Leave A Comment »

Hi Everyone, It’s been a really great year and I wanted to touch base to say thanks. I’ve been very fortunate to have shot so many wonderful projects and wanted to share some highlights. I also have some exciting personal news! First, the really big news is…. I’m getting married! This November 1st, I will [...]
Oct 17, 2008 | Categories: News | Tags: Ides of May, Lincoln Barbour, Portland, Portland Monthly, Portland Spaces, Recent Work | Leave A Comment »
Recently, I photographed a remodeled home for my newest architectural client, Jessica Helgerson Interior Design. Jessica’s clean and modern design aesthetic was perfect for a young hip family relocating to Portland. From what she tells me, it was a pretty striking change between what the house was and what it is today. It was a [...]
May 29, 2008 | Categories: News | Tags: architectural photographer, architecture photographer, design, design*sponge, home photographer, Ides of May, interior photograph, jessica helgerson, Lincoln Barbour, photographer, Portland, remodeled home photograph | Leave A Comment »

These are always fun to do and it’s so nice to be a regular contributer to a magazine. I have now shot three of these product features for Portland Spaces in my studio with Jen Davison and Rachel DeSchepper. This tearsheet is from the most recent issue where we focused on handmade objects by local [...]
May 12, 2008 | Categories: News | Tags: handmade, Lincoln Barbour, Oregon, Portland, Portland Spaces, product photo, tearsheets | Leave A Comment »

Recently on my photoblog and a personal email sent to my friends, family, and colleagues, I asked that they nominate me to be given a scholarship from Chase Jarvis to fly to Chicago and attend the ASMP Strictly Business 2 Conference. The SB2 conference is something I wanted to attend to sharpen my business skills. [...]
Mar 19, 2008 | Categories: News | Tags: ASMP, Ides of May, Photo Business, photography business, thanks | Leave A Comment »
My stock agency, PhotoShelter, just came out with a new cool stock photo widget. It’s a rotating slideshow of all my images available for licensing. The cool thing about it, is you can embed it into your blog, social networking page, desktop, email, what have you. Neat, huh?
Feb 13, 2008 | Categories: News | Tags: Ides of May, photo widget, photography, photoshelter, stock, widget | 1 Comment »

I’m pleased to announce I have a new 20 screen portfolio on Workbook.com. Check it out! I’ve also updated my portfolios on AltPick and CommArts Creative Hotlist.
Feb 13, 2008 | Categories: News | Tags: AltPick, Comm Arts, Creative Hotlist, photography, source books, workbook | Leave A Comment »

Since moving into the studio this summer, I’ve had a number of very cool still life assignments and some fun personal projects. I’m really proud of this new work and put some of them in my BOOK 3 portfolio. I think what I like most about the new shots is that the don’t look like [...]
Nov 27, 2007 | Categories: News | Leave A Comment »
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of being a guest lecturer for Jen Brinkman’s photography class that she teaches at Mt. Hood Community College. This is the third year that I’ve done it. For the class, I go over architectural photography basics and lighting techniques. We usually do a demo and then I give a prepared [...]
Nov 13, 2007 | Categories: News | Tags: class, Mt Hood, photography, workshop | Leave A Comment »

As of today, November 12, 2007, you can now license much of my work as stock imagery through the PhotoShelter Collection. I’ve made a direct link to my microsite on my site’s navigation system (STOCK) and you can also click here. PhotoShelter Collection is a brand new stock agency based out of New York City. [...]
Nov 13, 2007 | Categories: News | Leave A Comment »
I have sort of love/hate feeling about email marketing (a.k.a. spam). On one hand, it’s great to be able to send out promotions to thousands of potential clients and not have to waste paper or waste the fuel it takes to have each one delivered. It’s very green, all things considered. But, on the other [...]
Nov 01, 2007 | Categories: News | Leave A Comment »
Welcome to the newest version of my website. Regular visitors will notice that this is my third redesign this year (which is really crazy) and my eighth redesign total. But the reasons for this latest rehash are simple: It was time to merge my photoblog, ides-of-may.com, into the main look and feel of my website. [...]
Oct 04, 2007 | Categories: News | Leave A Comment »