Eric Canto, stage photographer
01/25/09 11:44 AM
Eric Canto is deeply involved in the musical industry. A great portfolio, from stage to portrait he shot the best artists.
Axel Antas between space and time
01/14/09 10:23 PM
Axel Antas was born in Finland but is living in London. His work explores the place of human kind in nature in a very creative way. Axel Antas tells stories about space and time.
Micky Modo multi-cultural experience
12/20/08 07:02 PM
Micky Modo is a photographer based in Europe, who has lived and worked all over the world. She works on cutting-edge fashion photos for top magazines, designers, and products. Micky Modo’s passion for the art of photography is translated to her subjects, and in turn, to everyone who sees them.
Nuri Bilge Ceylan's high art
12/03/08 08:11 PM
Nuri Bilge Ceylan is a Turkish photographer and film director. He received several awards with his films that have often been described as high art. He usually deals with the estrangement of the individual, natural existentialism, monotonous real human lives and fundamental details of life. Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s portfolio as a photographer is a wonderful work of style across three series (For my Father, Turkey Cinemascope and Early Photographs). Via David Paul Carr.
James Deavin's documentary approach
11/30/08 05:13 PM
James Deavin is a London based photographer with a great documentary work. Very amazing series (The West in India, The games we play, Nazis, Tate Galleries, The ossuary…) with so beautiful and impressive shots. Clients are BBC, Citibank, Tate, Sony, Fuji, Samsung… His art featured in different shows curated by Jen Bekman.
Distilennui, photos from Alex & Cocco
11/26/08 07:28 PM
Distilennui, definition: « to extract the essence and beauty of life to appease world weariness », Distilennui is Alex & Cocco’s portfolio name. The London-based duo are Commercial and fine arts photographers famous for their photographies presented « as shot », meaning without any crop or post-prod. Alex & Cocco work on lifestyle, fine art, fashion, beauty, portrait, product, food…
Lee Towndrow fantastic art
11/22/08 07:22 PM
Based in Toronto, Canada, Lee Towndrow was a designer before being a photographer. He worked with great artists and created a fantastic trendy style you can discover in his portfolio. Lee Towndrow’s light-weight site is full screen with a « press and slide » function to navigate through large and remarkable pictures.
Yiorgos Kordakis summer impressions
11/06/08 09:14 PM
Yiorgos Kordakis is a Greek photographer working as a free-lance in Athens. His Polaroid pictures are often presented enlarged in impressive ink-jet prints. Surrealism, poetry and large spaces of summer beaches and seaside resorts in Yiorgos Kordakis’s « Global Summer » series. Via Que vois-je.
David Paul Carr beautiful images
11/02/08 08:21 PM
English photographer David Paul Carr is based in Paris, France. His work includes editorial, corporate, institutional and NGO photography. David Paul Carr’s portfolio shows different beautiful series : Ketou (a town of the Republic of Benin previously called « Dahomey »), The beach house project, NYC, NGO (different places around the world), Singles (urban experiments), Istanbul… Archival quality ink-jet collectors prints are available, please contact David for further information.
Zoren Gold and Minori's freedom
10/19/08 06:03 PM
Japanese photographers and directors duo Zoren Gold and Minori (Mi-Zo) are collaborating since 2000. Different beautiful, strange and sexy experimentations. They work for creative fashion, music and commercials. Zoren Gold and Minori also have photographed Mark Ronson, Lily Allen, the Gallagher brothers and many others…
Didier Robcis advert and urban shots
10/15/08 09:38 PM
Didier Robcis (rob6) is a French photographer working for a very wide range of clients. With a taste for street art, portrait and landscape and inspired by music, cinema or sport, Didier Robcis, who is not a new comer, has something very trendy in his original portfolio. Some series (areas, portraits) show urban landscapes where human people are either reflects or a small details.
Georges Antoni, Australian fashion shots
10/07/08 10:52 PM
Georges Antoni is a fashion photographer well known in Australia. His work focuses on commercial and editorial fashion, beauty, and music photography, he was a model before working as a photographer. Nice style, very inspired by Mert&Marcus.
Bill Durgin figure studies
10/02/08 10:02 PM
Based in New-York, Bill Durgin is a photographer studying human body as a form. Creating almost abstracted figures lacking appendages and hair, he composes sophisticated shoot angles through a 4x5 view camera. Bill Durgin is inspired by dance and art performance, presenting the figure in a discernible yet unfamiliar manner. His amazing work is curated in different galleries worldwide.
Cheryl Dunn pure street emotion
09/27/08 09:04 PM
Cheryl Dunn is a Manhattan-based photographer and documentary filmmaker. She documented the American workers and homeless of Manhattan with a deep love for her city. After watching all her great photos, in the multimedia section you can have a look to the amazing movie "my neighborhood" shot in the heart of New-York city during 9/11/2001. Cheryl Dunn ennobles the realities of urban life through her own deep work.
Loretta Lux mysterious images
09/18/08 09:55 PM
Ryan Mc Ginley colourful and trendy pictures
09/09/08 09:53 PM
Ryan Mc Ginley did a kind of road trip with friends in the summer of 2005 and photographed them naked every day. In this two months very close to nature, in the desert, in woods or in the ocean he did a great homage to american photographers and directors who celebrated freedom of reality and beauty of American landscapes. Ryan Mc Ginley recently collaborated to the music video "Gobbledigook" for Sigur Ros.
Alex Prager's saturated staged portraits
08/29/08 09:15 PM
Alex Prager is a 28 years old photographer living in Los Angeles, creating highly saturated staged portraits with sixties and seventies style. Strange mood and great pictures on her portfolio that is very impressive and comfortable to navigate… Alex Prager's last serie is called "The Big Valley" tells something about movies inspiration (Hitchcock or a twisted early David Lynch…), anyway a fantastic and strange girl universe.
Twelvejuly is Yann Faucher's playground
08/19/08 10:15 PM
Yann Faucher is a young French photographer showing nice pieces of life. He watches his friends in a sensitive and intimate way and with much love, meeting human nature and beauty. Yann Faucher is seriously practising photography since a year and a half and his portfolio "twelvejuly" is very promising.
Natasja Fourie, cool website for great artworks
08/15/08 10:57 PM
London based photographer Natasja Fourie was born in 1986, South Africa. She does much fashion photography and some portrait or documentary with great psychedelic or rock and roll style. Definitely a terrific portfolio. The site designed by Kris Cook has a background TV screen effect and a nice minimalist intuitive navigation. It has received several awards.
Melvin Sokolsky and fashion photography
07/23/08 09:47 PM
With surrealist compositions, American artist Melvin Sokolsky revolutionized fashion photography during the sixties although he had no formal education in photography. At these times people were doing photos, not Photoshop. At 22 he was a regular photographer for Harpers Bazaar for which he produced, in 1963, the "Bubble" series of photographs depicting fashion models "floating" in giant clear plastic bubbles suspended in midair above the River Seine in Paris. Later, while creating famous fashion pictures, he explored video, with a very inventive work on lights and techniques. Today at 75 years old and still running after every ideas, he is mastering digital photography. Each photography on his site is a true pleasure.
Desiree Palmen exploring camouflage
07/12/08 10:10 PM
Desiree Palmen is an artist based in Rotterdam where she works on the idea of camouflage. Saying that the identity information systems and surveillance cameras are everywhere in cities, she explores the possibility of becoming invisible. The models are painted according to the places and photographed creating a very spectacular effect. These photos of Desiree Palmen are already famous on the internet since a couple of years but it is worth a second watch.
Sebastien Maziere's spontaneous art
07/08/08 10:47 PM
Sebastien Maziere is a French photographer based in Paris. After studying cinema he chosed to play with the spontaneous art of photography. Working with non-professional sitters, he catches women's beauty with a unique style.
Garry Simpson, advertising and pleasure
07/05/08 09:35 PM
Garry Simpson is a complete photographer with serious skills for complicated advertising shots and big productions (see chapter 6). This portfolio is also about pleasure with lots of personal works. Read the interesting interview at the F Stop magazine site.
Paolo Woods documentary photography
06/28/08 08:39 PM
Paolo Woods was born of Canadian and Dutch parentage, he grew up in Italy and is now based in Paris. After working for advertising and fashion, he dedicated himself to documentary. Lots of travel and a particular work in Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan receiving different prizes. He is presently documenting the amazing rise of China in Africa. Strong, beautiful and fantastic work.
Frank Uyttenhove's spectacular work
06/18/08 08:48 PM
Frank Uyttenhove is a Belgium photographer working mostly for advertising. He does much photo manipulation creating very impressive pictures with great and funny ideas. Frank Uyttenhove shows a very large number of images in his portfolio.
Will Pearson's panoramics
06/14/08 11:00 PM
Will Pearson is a London photographer specialized in panoramas and 360-degree images. Some are interactive and all are spectacular.
Aorta's creative photography
06/10/08 09:39 PM
Aorta is the duo of photographers Marco Grizelj and Kristian Krän from Sueden. After graduating from Göteborg School of Photography in 1997, they are based in Paris and working worldwide. Their work both in advertising or editorial mostly on location with a creative and quite natural style. Marco Grizelj and Kristian Krän do their own retouching.
Shawn Michienzi, easy with advertising
06/04/08 09:15 PM
Since 1983, Shawn Michienzi has been recognized in several award shows. He is known for his ability in working on challenging projects and solving problems. Shawn Michienzi is a conceptual photographer from Minneapolis working mainly for advertising. Represented by John Kenney &.
Gael Turine, documentary photographer
05/29/08 09:16 PM
Gael Turine is a Belgium photographer doing an incredible work shooting people beside the mainstream of information. A top documentary work very sensible and respectful with a terrific talent. A portfolio you can't forget.
Juho Kuva, zen photography and cold spaces
05/24/08 02:17 PM
Juho Kuva was born in Hong Kong, studied in Sweden and is based in Finland. He shows nice portraits and frozen landscapes in his portfolio with a great sense of space (or emptiness) and composition. Obvious Japanese inspiration.
Alex Ten Napel: portraits in a swimming pool
05/20/08 09:14 PM
Alex Ten Napel is a portrait photographer based in the Netherlands. He did original series of children portraits sitting with their father in a swimming pool in Amsterdam a few years ago, portrait of alzheimer, portrait of students or young diplomates. Alex Ten Napel does a sensible and patient work with a particular focus on faces. Represented by Ton Peek Photography.
Dan Tobin Smith master of chaos
05/13/08 10:18 PM
Dan Tobin Smith is a British photographer who likes movement, disorder and floating elements. Wonderful and original feeling for still life and fashion accesories, interiors, landscape and advertising. Dan Tobin Smith has great archives too. Very inspiring.
Gregory Crewdson: normal is dangerous
05/06/08 10:39 PM
Gregory Crewdson is a great American photographer. Working like movie makers with some sci-fi twist and incredible compositions. The scenes are close to ordinary life on surface but have much intensity… Gregory Crewdson doesn't have a personal site but you can watch his work at shapeandcolour and kultureflash.
Mika, here and there (street work)
04/21/08 10:21 PM
Mika Conan, 33 years old, is a French location manager for the film industry. Passionate with photography he composes a great portfolio with an original point of view on the streets of Paris. The images are graphical, clever and always referring to the print of human life within our cities. Nice ideas, tracking down the ephemeral, the invisible and rough signs of life. Mika is ready for an exhibition.
Jillian Lochner: a whole story in one frame
04/14/08 09:07 PM
Jillian Lochner is a commercial and fashion photographer, she is skilled in the subtleties of creating a mood and telling a pointed story in one frame. Jillian Lochner's stories are oftenly about sex and sexual relationships.
Cédric Delsaux, reality is fantastic
04/08/08 09:30 PM
Cédric Delsaux is a conceptual advertising photographer. For a terrific personal work he included Star Wars characters into French cities creating a beautiful link between real world and fiction. Cédric delsaux's series, landscapes and comissionned works are particularly beautiful and well executed.
AEF+S a creative Russian collective
04/02/08 10:23 PM
AEF was founded in 1987 and composed of Tatiana Arzamasova, Lev Evzovitch and Evgeny Svyatsky who studied architecture and printing arts in Moscow. In 1995, AES group starts collaborating with photographer Vladimir FRIDKES and became AES+F group. Different creative works with children (reflecting questions of our times), dead bodies or photo manipulations.
Hedi Slimane's diary
03/27/08 10:21 PM
Cosmopolitan Hedi Slimane was born in Paris. This famous fashion designer who first studied political sciences and Art History at the École du Louvre, then worked for Yves Saint-Laurent and Dior Homme is a very influent man in various art fields. Here is Hedi Slimane's photo diary.
Craig Reynolds: night vision
03/13/08 09:05 PM
Craig Reynolds is based in Brooklyn, NY. He produces intense images with great work on lights. Very strange portraits and fantastic night photos with sophisticated compositions creating particular moods, silent and empty.
Ye Rin Mok's sensitive poetry
03/11/08 10:53 PM
Ye Rin Mok was born in South Korea, schooled in Irvine and lives in L.A. She wishes to convey uneasiness and imperfection as elements of surprise. A sweet and delicate portfolio with many inspiring portraits, some fresh fashion and landscapes. Via les Mangues italiennes.
Ingrid Baars digitally manipulated shoots
03/03/08 09:58 PM
Ingrid Baars is a Dutch artist making photo manipulation, the mixed media technique includes her photo-shoots, paint or any element in order to create a unique digital artwork. The naked bodies are distorted making strong and beautiful pictures. Ingrid Baars has several exhibitions worldwide and magazine publications as well as commercial campaigns.
Cédric Porchez a complete photographer
02/27/08 11:12 PM
Cédric Porchez is a French very experimented still life photographer showing beautiful series like faces, blurred landscapes, bugs, liquids and broken glasses, cactii, flowers, abstract, cosmetics, jewelry (…) and sextoys.
Henrike Stahl, photographer and painter
02/24/08 10:57 PM
Henrike Stahl, born in 1980 is an autodidact artist and photographer. He worked as assistant for Elke Hesser, Ellen von Unwerth, Paolo Roversi, Tara Simmons, Steve Hiett… Then become freelance photographer in Fashion, Portrait and Art since 2001, between Paris and Berlin. He shows great series of original portraits some being repainted. Henrike Stahl got the Mention special Prix Picto de la jeune Photographie de Mode in 2006.
Michael Cogliantry, humour specialist
02/11/08 11:13 PM
Michael Cogliantry lives in Brooklyn, NY where he works on his personal projects. He already published two great books: India (shot while travelling by auto-rickshaw across India) and Furry Kama Sutra (a great faux-fur bound hardcover board book shot in Las Vegas). Michael Cogliantry appears to be specialised in humour composition working for major companies in the US.
William Hundley and the Entoptic Phenomena
02/04/08 09:49 PM
William Hundley just loves to shoot ghosts and levitating things. Funny experiments and tons of ideas. Via Ecrans.
Ben Aqua: fantastic OK! Fresh
01/23/08 12:12 AM
OK! Fresh is Ben Aqua's portfolio. Living in Austin, TX he first studied design and decided in late 2007 to focus on photography and art direction. Ben Aqua also enjoy working illustration, video and performance. In his recent works he shows some fantastical projections of a post-apocalypse world.
Anouck Durand's narrative work
01/16/08 11:39 PM
Anouck Durand became a free-lance photographer 4 years ago and is showing here her personal work. After teaching history she did internships and assistant works then started personal experiments for exhibitions. Peculiar colours and great narrative work.
Arnaud Lajeunie's amazing portfolio
01/14/08 10:27 PM
Thomas Allen's inventive pulp-paperback
01/13/08 08:52 AM
Thomas Allen makes us experience some kind of alternative reality, cutting books cover and making some paper-3D effect. Thomas Allen had several publications in 2007 for his really interesting work. Two sites to watch his work : Foley gallery and Joseph Bellows gallery.
Baudouin watches French's insides
01/06/08 09:45 PM
Baudouin is a French colour portrait photographer. He did several series of people, mainly parisians, sitting in their appartment. Compositions are sophisticated, using soft lighting, depicting a word of sensibility. Don't miss the "dogs", they're much fun.
Tim Underwood, creative portraiture
01/02/08 10:54 PM
Brooklyn based photographer Tim Underwood, focuses on portrait with a nice sense of innovation. Works on fashion, music or beauty commercials. Here is a new portfolio with great pictures.
Franck Juery's graphical point of view
12/17/07 11:03 PM
Pawel Fabjanski: urban sports and fashion
12/10/07 10:12 PM
Pawel Fabjanski is a Polish fashion and sports photographer with semi-documentary urban style (mainly working in Poland, Germany and Austria, Pawel was among the 200 best Ad photographers worldwide selected by Luerzer's Archive). He started his career inspired by skateboard photographers and then found his own powerful touch, with much fun and ideas. A great interview of Pawel is still online on former pixelsurgeon.
Matt Stuart, truth of street photography
11/27/07 10:01 PM
Marius Wolfram's clean advertising shots
11/21/07 10:11 PM
Friedemann Hauss influent fashion
11/12/07 09:13 PM
Patrick Voigt's perfect compositions
11/07/07 10:12 PM
Aaron Ruell unique retro style
11/05/07 09:33 PM
Vincent Laforet, photo-journalism and aerials
10/30/07 04:23 PM
> “At 16, I said that I wanted to be the eyes for those who either couldn’t see things or didn’t want to see them.” Vincent Laforet, one of the world’s premiere photographers, covering major events, does intense and beautiful photos. Laforet gained fame by discovering new ways to capture the daily dramas of New York City. He also did awesome aerial photos: "Being airborne gives you an entirely different perspective, both literally and figuratively. It shows you an angle that we’re not used to seeing. You have a different perspective on human beings and our relationship to the environment."
Karine Laval's spontaneous work
10/24/07 09:04 PM
Ira Vinokurova nice blur effects
10/17/07 08:18 PM
> Photographer Ira Vinokurova was born in 1975 in Kaliningrad, Russia, and is now living in Germany. She specialized in portrait with her own great style creating some three-dimensional effects shooting several different poses with a work on fades. These young people sitting in old postwar interior are reflecting a nice kind of strangeness.
Marilia Destot sensible works on colors
10/10/07 09:32 PM
> Marilia Destot studied photography in Paris, and is free-lance photographer since 2001. As a freelance journalist she also has written articles focusing on the artistic and technical aspects of digital photography for different French photography magazines.
She now resides in New York since 2005. Her portfolio shows a complete work about composition and color. Portrait, fashion, artscenes, there is a lot to see and to enjoy. She also has a photoblog.
Julia Fullerton-Batten fine-art photography
10/01/07 10:00 PM
> London based Julia Fullerton-Batten had the chance to travel a lot, producing a number of award winning still-life images. But also her shoots cover a wide variety of different fields from car advertising to fashion or food with her own unique style. Her images combine a high degree of stylistic slickness with a nice sense of oddness.
Elene Usdin's lucid dreams
09/26/07 09:12 PM
> Elene Usdin is member of collective Hartland Villa. She is a great illustrator with publications in several magazines worldwide and some nice books for children. But she also is a terrific photographer with awesome works around fashion and sophisticated portraits in a kind of fantastic mood. Accessories, clothes, lights, bodies are all contributing to manufacture her particular universe of dreams. Watch the different series, they are so magnetic ! Winner of "PICTO prize for young fashion photography 2006".
Alyson Fox sweet drawings and fashion
09/24/07 09:16 PM
> Alyson Fox shows a nice site with sensible drawings, fashion illustrations, fashion creation and photography. This multi-talented Texan girl is firstly a great photographer (she earned Nikon photographer of the year award) but her illustrations are also really beautiful. The "eco-friendly" fashion creations presented in short movies deserves a glance.
Léa Crespi : intense portraiture
09/16/07 09:02 PM
> Léa crespi is an amazing author. This French photographer living in Paris has a very marked style becoming influent in European magazines and newspapers. She also has an artistic playground with great experiments. Watch the different series, there is much intensity appearing in the numerous portraits. Also great mastering of technic and strong artistic personality.
Impossible become reality with Platinum
09/10/07 08:36 PM
> Platinum is an image conception studio, lead by Leonardo Vilela in Rio de Janeiro and mainly working for great advertising campaigns. His team use all available ressources on image composition, photography, 3D illustration mixing all, seamlessly together. Their images are amazing, creative and very efficient.
Rasmus Mogensen: "extreme" fashion
09/02/07 01:47 PM
A tiny street art project
09/01/07 10:28 PM
> London based slinkachu is a little street people photographer. Figurines placed in every day situation making surprising photos. This work aims to highlight the overwhelming feeling of isolation and loneliness in our large cities… The tiny people finally disappear in the set.
Laurent Seroussi's magic
08/27/07 10:35 PM
> Photographer and film maker Laurent Seroussi doesn't have an online portfolio but you can watch beautiful images at Flairbr.com (brazilian agent). He did graphical studies in France, England and the US, so he works like a graphic designer starting with lots of drawings. His artworks are very inspiring with clever ideas and great postprod. Interview.
Charlie White's disturbing fiction
08/26/07 05:55 PM
> Charlie White is a member of the "American post-photography school". He creates strange hyperreal photos with much orchestration (actors, visual effects and postprod processing). As said Jenn Shreve in an interesting article in Wired (feb. 2004), "he captures an entire f/x film in one frame". White says "the picture doesn't lie, it is a lie".
White's most recent series, "Everything is American" (2006), explores the violent eroticism of the American psyche through portraits of mythic figures. He creates disturbing fiction stories to better understand reality.
The vanguard of American portraiture
08/04/07 09:11 AM
> From June 22 to August 3, 2007, Jen bekman gallery presented A New American Portrait, a group exhibition of photographs featuring artists at the vanguard of contemporary portraiture in America, co-curated by Ms. Bekman and Jörg Colberg, editor of the influential fine art photography blog Conscientious.
Featuring Christine Collins, Jen Davis, Benjamin Donaldson, Amy Elkins, Peter Haakon Thompson, Todd Hido, Alec Soth, Brian Ulrich, and Shen Wei. Their portraits, environmental, posed, and self-portraits among them, express the wide range of practice in modern American portraiture. Mr. Colberg observes: “A portrait lives in the interaction between the photographer and the sitter, a relationship which banishes any notion of objectivity. The work included in this exhibition explores, and at times exposes, this fragile intriguing dynamic.”
Delphine Chanet loves children
07/25/07 09:39 PM
> Delphine Chanet shows a very nice portfolio specialized with children photography. It is sometimes funny or trendy or classical and always beautiful. Delphine works for Milk magazine and several fashion brands for children.
Shen Wei's deep portraiture
07/19/07 10:40 PM
> Chinese Shen Wei moved to the United States where his needs for self-expression has grown. Then he became curious about how others deal with their identity. He raises the question about human nature, about emotions, feelings, desire, instinct and identity, to reveal things that you can feel, that are unexplainable but yet still solid. In a way he wishes to share a particular point of view on USA. The series "almost naked" and "Things/places" are a great work about portrait (identity) and absence. Very interesting blog.
Kevin Cooley's long exposure
07/11/07 06:31 PM
Michael Muller is a prolific photographer
07/08/07 07:12 PM
Morgane Legall cultivates her own language
06/28/07 09:34 PM
Grégoire Alexandre, photo performer
06/27/07 09:56 PM
Travis Ruse : photoblog of the year
06/20/07 10:51 PM
Alain Astruc's square photos
06/16/07 09:48 PM
The awesome work of Markus Wendler
06/13/07 07:46 PM
J-C Bourcart watches our secret garden
06/03/07 08:44 AM
> French Jean-Christian Bourcart lives in New York since 1997. After graduating in photo, he studied psychology, then spent all of his time working photography. His pictures, about recurrent subjects (transgression, obsession, movement) always try to reveal the secret world of people, their activities, their traces, etc. Halfway between "photo reportage" and contemporary art.
Fulvio bonavia, the Italian expert
05/29/07 09:51 PM
The fall of Denis Darzacq
05/21/07 09:53 PM
Victor Albrow's various pictorial representation
05/13/07 10:48 PM
> Representative of some contemporary art trends, Victor Albrow's images quote a classical concern with composition rooted in Renaissance theory; others cite isometric plans, Pop and Op art; some allude to the contemporary imagery of computer games. There is a tension between surface quality and illusionistic depth: a seamless play between image 'capture' and construction.
Christophe Gilbert star of belgium creation
04/27/07 11:04 PM
Vincent Flouret creates powerful images
04/24/07 11:28 PM
Updating Mondino
04/24/07 10:13 PM
Minimiam is Pierre Javelle's small world
04/11/07 09:33 PM
Sabine Pigalle's ironic point of vew
04/09/07 11:02 PM
Fred Mortagne is king of concrete
04/01/07 10:43 PM
Mark Tucker: life is beauty
03/24/07 01:57 PM
Malcolm Venville tells powerful stories
03/21/07 09:59 PM
> Initially considered as a great photographer, Malcolm Venville is actually one of the most important advertising-movie director. Internationally recognized for the power of his images, his astonishing graphic sense and obvious sensitivity (works for Honda, Volkswagen, Nike…). Also discover its amazing work about Mexican wrestlers : luchaloco.
The advice today: fasten your seat belt
03/16/07 09:56 PM
> The site of the photographer Matthew Mahon is terrific. Inspired by interface works of Jeff Raskins (one of the Mac creators), this site is a big piece of flash. Simple ergonomics: click on image to see it and beside to reduce it. Two icons enable you either to flip the image, or to see the author who appears inside his photos. Simple, effective, fun and very spectacular. Oh… Nice photos by the way.
Txema Yeste has lots of publications
03/12/07 10:05 PM
> Spanish Txema Yeste is an amazing photographer. With a strange style he composes beautiful photos (fashion or documentary). The models are too young and too skinny but the style is convincing, often dared, sometimes even psychedelic. Have a look on the vibrations of its fashion icons, its eighties look alike and the documentaries about travelling people in Spain. Actually very trendy.
Li Wei: the Chinese meteorite
03/08/07 10:21 PM
LSD work out the opposite course
03/04/07 06:26 PM
Beautiful photos from all points of view
03/03/07 07:25 PM
> Fahion photographer Andres Hernandez is a Miami based Colombian. Its photos (fashion, beauty, portraits...) are beautiful and inspiring. Andres Hernandes is also famous for the quality of its post-production. Well provided portfolio, "backstage" and "behind the scene" present interesting making of.
Shooting urban superstars
03/01/07 10:27 PM
Yangtan, modern surrealist
02/16/07 10:46 PM
Belgian photo without any trouble
02/16/07 10:30 PM
J-F Lepage lights women
02/08/07 09:45 PM
Anna Solé, last days
02/06/07 10:40 PM
