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Columbine Goldsmith
Age five was a watershed moment for Goldsmith: it was the year she shot her first roll of film. “My dad gave me a disposable camera for the week we were in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and I loved it,” remembers the California native. “I had my babysitter pose with weird dolls and took pictures of bikinis drying in the sun.” After graduating from Wesleyan University, Goldsmith worked as a photo assistant for heavyweights including Norman Jean Roy, Patrick Demarchelier and Sebastian Kim. These days her images can be found in publications such as Dazed & Confused, Nylon, Wonderland and Jalouse. Friends from the art and music worlds are frequent subjects, and she’s currently working on a series about couples in Brooklyn bands (including members of MGMT, Amazing Baby and Suckers), which she hopes to turn into a book. Goldsmith divides her time between Paris and Brooklyn.
Columbine Goldsmith by Jenny Hueston, the Bronx Zoo, 2010
