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Lonnie Timmons III estuvo visitando Ecuador por algunos días, durante su estadía en Guayaquil, tuvimos el agrado de conocerlo así como sus historias y relatos junto a maestros del jazz. Lonnie Timmons III ahora es un colaborador de nuestra sección JazzArt.

Lonnie Timmons III
U.S.A

Award-winning photographer Lonnie Timmons III started photographing jazz musicians in 1989 soon after he bought his first jazz album, Miles Davis's Kind of Blue. That ground-breaking recording is beautiful, spare and spacious something that is reflected in the photographs. He was attracted to jazz music because of its emotions and started photographing jazz musicians to document that suspended in time.
Timmons has photographed hundreds of jazz musicians at jazz festivals and concerts in the US and Canada. He has
captured pensive moments, or the intensity of veterans such as Art Taylor in a peak moment. He has photographed
performers Nat Adderly to Willie Williams and Harry Anderson early in their career as they developed to masters such as Herbie Hancock. He now counts Wallace Roney and Miles Davis as among his favorite musicians.
Lonnie Timmons III has worked as a staff photojournalist for major metropolitan newspapers around the country, and has
been published in prestigious jazz magazines such as Swing Journal and Jazziz. Currently, he works for the largest
newspaper in Ohio.

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