Posts Tagged ‘ Photographer ’
Famous fashion photographer Terry Richardson has shot a new advertising campaign for the Italian luxury brand founded by Valentino Garavani. Often controversial photographer Terry Richardson has flexed his fashion muscles with some new (semi) self-portraits for Valentino.
His name is Moritz Aust, he comes from Schweinfurt in Germany and and he’s only 16 years old. Moritz Aust is in-between, doing his things as an amateur but growing technique and talent each day that passes by.
What started as a photographer trying to capture as much as he could while traveling while his girlfriend pulled him along has now become an internet sensation. Russian producer Murad Osmann and his gorgeous girlfriend, Natalia Zakharova, have been traveling the world together for quite some time. Beginning in Barcelona in September of 2011, Osmann started labeling his Instagram photospictures “Follow me” where he takes beautiful pictures of his girlfriend pulling his arm through exotic and familiar locations around the world. In the small breaks between his busy work schedule, the jet-setting lovebirds have travelled to Singapore, Bali, Italy, Spain, Austria, Germany, England, and China and continue to document their journeys.
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Julia Kennedy is a UK-based photographer with a great talent. Shooting editorial in the fashion industry she creates great pictures your eye want to stick to. Here’s a selection of what she’s been doing these last years in the fashion & lingerie industry.
Aston Martin over the years have created and crafted some of the Worlds most recognizable and iconic cars and this year the company celebrate 100 years in the industry. As part of this celebration commercial car photographer Tim Wallace has been commissioned by our client Aston to produce a major book looking through the 100 years to celebrate all the models in the Aston range from the very first model that David Brown created to the latest super cars from the Aston stable such as the DBS and new Vanquish. This week Tim spent time shooting with the iconic 2 Litre Sports created way back in the 40s for the book that is anticipated for release later this year Worldwide.
Miquel Starcevich is an american based photographer with a lot of talent. His talent lead him to create more and better pieces from Snoop Dogg, to Game passing by Courtney Love or Adam Levine, he shot a certain amount of celebrities, creating cool portraits to present.
Photographer from Roma, Italy, Erica Fava is young and talented. Even though she didn’t major in photography, starting her studies in webmastering, she stopped to make it into her passion, photos. She quickly started working with designers, stylists and magazines all over the world, and was featured into a couple of exhibits in Italy.
It is generally agreed that for each type of food exist perfect type of drinks. And Nashville based food photographer Kyle Dreier decided to show how to compose them ideally. In the project called “Pairings Series: Food & Drink…and String” he composed perfect pairs of food and drink. And if you don’t know or doubt what to choose for your dinner take a look at this series and you will know.
Photographer Tony Kelly was born in Ireland and originally worked as a war photographer covering assignments like Rwanda and Afghanistan. After a while of that he decided to turn to a new style of photography, hyper glossy photos of naked women. Since turning his attention to a different end of the market he’s won critical acclaim for his work with Playboy, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and GQ. His style has been described as “irreverent, uncouth and provocative”.
Paris based photographer Julien Palast knows how to showcase the human body in a particular way. What’s interesting about this series is that despite basically shrink-wrapping and hiding the human forms, you actually become more aware of them. The contours and curves of the female and male figures are slickly highlighted by the well-selected material—a gradiented array of vibrantly tropical colors and just enough sheen in all the right places.
Photographer Ben Franke took parkour art to another level with this serie of photography entitled Parkour in Motion.
Shooting in NYC with a Canon 5D Mark II & a 24-80mm lens, he tried to capture what Parkour looks like when it’s seen in stop motion. The images are quite bluffing, picture an authentic moment of effort in what is considered as an impressive sport and an amazing art.
Alexander Khokhlov is a Russian photographer who loves to use the human face as his canvas for creating graphic, black and white face painting with makeup. From the WiFi icon to the pop icon, Mickey Mouse, or a QRcode across his model’s faces, Khokhlov’s project is quite interesting. Rather than relying on canvas, paper, or any other synthetic material, Khokhlov relies on the beauty and lines of the feminine face to form this project.
This is a photoseries called Scotch Tape by photographer Wes Naman. With the help of his assistant Joy Godfrey, the models’ faces are manipulated using Scotch tape. There’s a lot of squished noses and lips, stretched eyebrows, and smashed faces.
The Hague photographer Pascalle Kouwenhoven is not only a party photographer in the club-scene of the royal city, The Hague but certainly also a fashion and contemporary photographer with a great eye for composition and color. Take a look at a small selection of her portfolio.
Extreme photography by Colorado-based photographer David Clifford, he has captured some of greatest shots of best climbers of the world. To capture this kind of extreme photography David travels around the world to meet such adventurous people.
The most interesting artworks are artworks combining ordinary items and the art itself. Like the following artworks of Russian photographer Pol Tergejst. He uses flame shapes to create some kind of flame-shape paintings, he composes different images of them. In this post you will see small part of his artworks where he tried to be creative and use the flames, burned matches, and smoke in order to create unique artworks.
Turkish photographer/artist Sakir Gökçebag uses real watermelons to create this striking series of artwork.
Shot by fashion photographer Sølve Sundsbø, the Flora by Gucci ‘The Garden’ Spring 2012 campaign stars Australian model Abbey Lee Kershaw. The Garden Collection features five colorful fragrances named Gorgeous Gardenia, Gracious Tuberose, Glamorous Magnolia, Generous Violet and Glorious Mandarin. Abbey Lee wears lightweight chiffon gowns in various hues corresponding to the five colorful fragrances in the collection. Packaged in Gucci’s classic hexagonal bottles, the fragrances are available as 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette, except Generous Violet and Glorious Mandarin that will be available exclusively at Gucci stores as 100 ml Eau de Toilette.
Photographed in color by Alasdair McLellan, the Emporio Armani’s Fall 2012 ad campaign is set in a nocturnal, futuristic Tokyo. An urban setting marked by bright billboards and powerful graphic symbols acting as the backdrop for shots depicting Anna De Riik, Tao Okamoto, Paolo Anchisi and Alfred Kovac.
The more and more time I spend around photographers, the more I get familiar with the lingo and terminology they use on a daily basis. A JPEG, or a PSD file is nothing that I’m a stranger to, but some of the more advanced acronyms and symbols, I need some more getting used to. This collection of jewelry from Photojojo might just help. Photojojo’s Camera Lingo Necklaces feature laser-cut acrylic words and symbols on an 18″ silver chain. Designed by a graphic designer/photog, the lightweight plastic icons have the kind of sharp angles and crisp edges you only get from lasers. It comes in 4 designs: JPEG, CR2, NEF, and a no-flash symbol. Perfect gift for photo geeks.
26 year old photographer Nicolas Evariste hails from Granville in Normandy (France), and started photography in 2006. He was quickly attracted by black and white and square format and carries a strong interest in landscape photography of his area, and in macro and in animals photography too. His collection titled “Dark Zoo” is a very impressive look at animals with a very simple theme.
In the fascinating series “Flesh Love” by Japanese artist Photographer Hal, different couples were vacuum-packed together and then photographed. I’m not exactly sure how Hal was able to do this without suffocating anyone, but part of the magic is not knowing how its done… Check the method.
Ridiculously voluptuous urban model Danika Joy has a truly unique and sexy look. When Joy isn’t in front of the camera, she has a laundry list of other noteworthy pursuits. She’s currently working on a law degree, and writing an autobiography. Standing at 5’5”, and measurements off the meter, such as DD cups and 40 inch hips, it’s no wonder the Venezuelan, French, and Italian model has graced the pages of CurveHouse Magazine and Show Magazine.
A few days ago, I got a look at French brand A.P.C’s 2012 spring pre-collection of garments. Featuring a signature aesthetic, the line once again confirms one of the fashion world’s most consistent performers. Amongst the standout items are the slip-on shoes, mid-cut boots, bomber jacket and knitwear. The collection can be purchased at the A.P.C. store. Here’s to warmer weather.
Recently I threw up a post about ‘Dancing People‘ that got some good responses. Dancing is a universal emblem of passion, joy and lust, so it was no surprise a post about dancers in their element would take off. But that begged the question, how many people do you think you walk past on a daily basis who dance for a living? According to Jordan Matter, if you’re an active businessman in New York, you’re probably walking past thousands each day. To give us all an idea of the personalities of these mysterious hidden dancers, Matter took… matters into his own hands and decided to undertake a project he decided to call Dancers Among Us in which he featured regular civilians, but with a small twist. Check the method.
