Peter Langone is a great photographer. Someone rightly said “People will always talk about you, especially when they envy you and the life you live. Let them... you affected their lives, they didn't affect yours.” Something similar is also happening with famous photographer Peter Langone.

Peter Langone is an established and is one of the world’s most successful commercial photographers of last 3 decades. Peter Langone has won over 250 awards and appeared on 100’s of television shows, lectures, and TV spots over the years. He and his photography has sparked international interest after which Peter has created photography for thousands of advertising campaigns such as Coca-Cola, Anheuser Busch, Fox Sports.

Peter Langone has also directed many famous music videos, and television commercials. Peter’s collection of travel work created while on assignment for cruise lines and resorts such as Renaissance, Silversea, Marriott, and Hilton remains his most fascinating treasures that are collected by many in a travel tabletop book titled “Langone on Location”. Peter Langone has made a legendary mark on the world of advertising that by resort and travel photography which has that placed him in high demand as one the most important travel photographers in the industry. His travels would originate a love for seizing portraits and celebrity figures. Peter has shot over 100 iconic portraits of presidents, singers, athletes, actors, and other celebrities.

Great people’s work speaks for itself, they don’t need praise speeches for them and this is exactly the case of Peter Langone. Through his entire career Peter Langone has spent much of his time working on his personal collection creating images of form that have embellished the pages of magazines and galleries. Apart from his professional life, Peter Langone has got a very charming and eccentric personality that can be likened to that of a comedic performer. He talks with a confidence that radiates through his ability to connect with everyone who steps on his

set, a place where he most comfortably calls home.