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Bill Dobbins (born 1943) is an American photographer who specializes in bodybuilding, physique and fitness photography. In particular, Dobbins is well known for his work in photographing female bodybuilders and has published two books of images on the subject, The Women [1] and Modern Amazons .
Larger-than-life female bodybuilders in the natural beauty of the Southwest. by Bill Dobbins. Bill Dobbins. I’m based in Los Angeles, which means that a great deal of the fantastic scenery of the American Southwest is accessible and available for photography. As a long time fan of photographer Ansel Adams, who shot iconic photos in the ...
Bill Dobbins is a legendary bodybuilding photographer and founding editor of FLEX magazine. The Bodybuilding Physique in Fine Art Photography Close gallery popup button
Bill Dobbins is the leading photographer of the aesthetic, muscular female physique. His fine art photos have been featured in two museums, numerous art galleries and magazines around the world. His next exhibition is scheduled for The Wave Photogallery in Brescia, Italy starting September 24th.
Bill Dobbins is The Body Photographer, and in addition to photographing for fashion and advertising, is known for his pictures of athletic bodies - especially the new world of aesthetic female ...
Bill Dobbins is Professor Emeritus of jazz studies & contemporary media at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York. He joined the faculty in 1973, and was instrumental in designing the curricula for the masters and bachelors degree programs offered by Eastman’s Jazz Studies and Contemporary Media department.
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Bill Dobbins. When I became Founding Editor of Flex Magazine in the early 1980s, there was a revolution under way in the sport of bodybuilding. Starting in 1977 women had begun competing in muscle contests for the first time. Charles Gaines, author of the iconic book Pumping Iron, called this kind of physique a “new archetype” – something ...
