Vocalist Karen Agron's first publicity photographs were made by Bruno of Hollywood when she was a teenager. An agent suggested she change her professional name to Karen Day because, "Agron isn't catchy enough." 
After high school, Jason Wiles passed on the opportunity to play
college football, working instead for the Parks and Recreation department. 
Coleman Barks is an internationally-celebrated poet, author, scholar and
performer. He is also one of the top-selling poets in the world. 
Attorney Jack Campbell served as President of the Kansas City Jaycees in the 1970's. During his presidency, that group became
among the first in the nation to admit women. 
Basketball coach Frank Haith was hired in 2004 to lead the Miami Hurricanes into the Atlantic Coast Conference.
In his first season, he was a
finalist for the Naismith National Coach of the Year Award.
My advice when photographing babies is: Don't over-direct. Being patient will pay off. It's good advice for many adult subjects as well.
B.T. lives outside San Francisco. He is in the Berkeley Hills, about halfway to Grizzly Peak. 
My advice has always been, "Present yourself as if you are a gift."
She joined New York City Ballet in 1973, was promoted to soloist in 1979, and to principal dancer in 1986. 
Lesley Rausch joined Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet as a member of the Corps de Ballet in 2001. She advanced to Soloist in 2007, and Principal dancer in
2011.
Kevin Harlan grew up close to National Football League football. His father, Bob, was President and Chief Executive Officer for the Green Bay Packers.
Car enthusiasts around the world send their cars to German-born Hartmut Feyhl in Florida, who modifies the engines, brakes, and suspension for extreme performance. He is the owner and founder of RENNtech, one of the world's most respected automobile-performance companies.
Feyhl's high-performance cars have been featured on the covers of leading automotive magazines, including Car and Driver, eMercedesBenz, Motor Trend, AutoWeek, Modified Luxury & Exotics and others. Modified Luxury & Exotics described RENNtech as, "one of the foremost Mercedes-Benz tuners in the world."
Hartmut spent 12 years at AMG Germany, a performance-engineering firm, then was North American Technical Director for AMG before it became a part of Mercedes-Benz. He left AMG to launch RENNtech.
Devon Carney has been named Artistic Director of Kansas City Ballet. 
Ballet dancer Todd Bolender, moved to New York City to study theatrical dance about the same time soon-to-be-famous choreographer George Balanchine arrived in the United States.
Balanchine supervised Todd at the emerging School of American Ballet.
A versatile dancer, Todd danced from 1936 to 1972, an unusually-long period.
He went on to choreograph dozens of ballets for Kansas City Ballet, New York City Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, The Joffrey Ballet, and the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.
Todd also choreographed for musical theater, opera and television. He choreographed the opera Samson and Delilah for which the dancing received a better review than the singing.
In 1981, he was appointed Artistic Director of Kansas City Ballet, and held that position until 1996.
In 2006, he was notified that he had been granted the Dance Magazine Award for his lifetime achievement in dance.To make this photograph, I visited Todd at his residence. As I loaded film into my camera, I asked if his preference was to stand or sit. When I looked up, he had taken a seat on this bench, and he looked so comfortable and relaxed that is where we stayed.
The Todd Bolender Center for Dance and Creativity opened in 2011, and is the new home for Kansas City Ballet and the Ballet School.
Photograph copyright Larry F. Levenson. All rights reserved.
In 2003, James Lafferty was cast as Nathan Scott in the teenage television drama, "One Tree Hill" on the WB network. When the WB and UPN networks merged to become The CW, "One Tree Hill" was one of the few television series picked up for the 2006-2007 season. James has many movie and television credits, however he is best known for his role as Nathan.
Debra Granik's first movie, a short entitled Snake Feed, won Best Short at the Sundance Film Festival in 1998. In 2004, she won the Dramatic Directing Award at Sundance for her first feature-length movie, Down to the Bone.
