Lindy Powers' portraiture expertise began in the 1970s when she worked as a fashion and advertising model in the United States and Europe.
In high demand for ten years, she collaborated with renowned photographers, fashion designers and directors, including a year of shooting television commercials with the famous Federico Fellini.
Over time, Lindy developed a passion for the perspective from the other side of the lens and decided to pursue a career as a commercial photographer. His experience in front of the camera has given him a unique approach to his work behind it, which results in exceptional photographs regardless of the type of client.
Lindy Powers works with a variety of clients including The New York Times, GlaxoSmithKline, Women's Wear Daily, Wedgewood Pharmacy, Aramark, Astra Zeneca and WL Gore.
Lindy's photographs in the table book The Cleveland Indians: A Family Album, written by Bill Levy and Steve Saferin, capture the behind-the-scenes personal relationships of the players, coaches and families of the Cleveland Indians baseball organization. The book has been praised for its intimate portraits and has become a collector's item for baseball fans.
Lindy works both outdoors and in her conveniently located studio in Wilmington, Delaware. Currently, she provides her services in Northern Delaware and the Philadelphia area, but she has also worked throughout the tri-state area.
