By the time photography had been invented, the Modern world had broadened the definition of celebrity status to include artists, scientists, writers, poets, musicians, and would soon introduce the film star. The film star is so much larger than life, not only by virtue of the size of the theatrical cinematic image, but also because of the roles played by stars, which, more often than not, tend to have the mundane elements of an individual removed from the role. As a highly talented photographer, Sebree renders the celebrity as a palpable and vulnerable human being. Instead Sebree approaches each new subject first by conducting thorough research into the subject's interests and works. Subsequent sessions with previous subjects allow him to extend the borders of image creation and psychological delving.
Most assignments call for color photographs of the subject.
The Milla Jojovich image is an example. Sebree also enjoys the comfort level increased between him and the subject when he uses the Holga camera. It's such a ridiculous little toy camera that they relax and enjoy more playful possibilities with the shoot. The images he produces are not only beautiful but also conceptually interesting. In short, Sebree is a celebrity photographer with an edge.