Here is what the page “Elizabeth Holmes' Iconic 2014 Photo: Photographer Ethan Pines Recalls the Shoot That Defin” contains. The famous portrait of Elizabeth Holmes, with her intense stare and black turtleneck, has become synonymous with the rise and fall of Theranos. Photographer Ethan Pines, who captured the image in 2014 for Forbes, recently reflected on how the photo came to be. Iconic 2014 Photo: Photographer Ethan Pines Recalls the Shoot That Defined Theranos Pines says Holmes made a simple request that shaped the entire session: she wanted to look like Steve Jobs.
That directive led to the now-iconic style—dark clothing, minimal setting, and a commanding presence. At the time, Holmes was at the peak of her fame, hailed as the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire. But the photo later took on a darker meaning as Theranos unraveled. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.