In his teens and early twenties, Dmitri Kasterine photographed those who needed a picture and paid him, but he embraced more those who sent a cold shiver down his back. When magazines in the early 1950s started using photographs a great deal, he became a full-time photographer. He learned light from a still life photographer and how to be patient, persistent and courageous from Stanley Kubrick. He’s enjoyed an illustrious career photographing everyone from Queen Elizabeth and Mick Jagger to random individuals who caught his eye. He will present many of his photographs and describe what goes on between himself and his sitters while he answers your questions about his life and work. His book Who How When Where will be available for purchase in the Craine Room.

Presented by the Friends of Snow Library’s Lifetime Learning program. To register, visit friendsofsnowlibrary.org/2022-fall-ltl-registration/.