Posts Tagged ‘photography’
Tor Dahlin is a creative from Norway specialising in photography, I’m really into his photography now because as I’ve said before I am a big fan of black and white photos. I really liek this collection because the photos are really detailed in that you can see loads of different shades of the black and white and grey. You can see more of his work by visiting his profile on the Behance Network here, but check these out!
When we think of hipster we usually think of people among the ages of 20′s- 30′s who think they’re “cool”, listen to the best music, go to tons of parties, and often think they can dress even when they happen to be wearing three million trends all at once. Because they’re that cool. I’m going to assume we have seen one before. You can usually spot them from a mile away. But because of the contradictory ways, making it difficult to define what a “hipster” is. Parsons Graduate Julia Chesky presents her series of photographs entitled “The Original Hipster“. The series shows the easy, effortless styling of homeless model Chris. More after cut.
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Posted in art, photography by Olive on 23. 07. 10
Quite an inspiring round of snaps I came across today by talented graphic designer and illustrator Daniel Cashman. I love how all of the photos are shot with a fading frame because it gives the center of the photo a glowing effect. This effect accentuates the vivid colours in some of the photographs and in others emphasizes the depth in the photo. You can check out Daniel’s website where you’ll find more of his work, but check these photos out first!
Posted in photography by Yang on 11. 07. 10
I have a serious love/hate relationship with my College (American term for University!). Everything is just so damn unorganised when it comes to handing out assignment results and so on, basically the admin work sucks. However I LOVE when LCC has random art shows and installations, the whole atmosphere oozes in creative inspiration. Photos and more after the cut.
Posted in photography by Yin on 10. 06. 10
Boogie is a really talented photographer born in Belgrade and based in Brooklyn, I only just came across his work today and I’m already a fan. One reason being that I love black and white photography and his photographs look like freeze frames from moments that would be taking place in the world. He drew his inspiration from the political issues that arose in in his country, you can pick out any of his photos and you will get the gist of why it was taken and the story behind it. His photographs are so morbid and it’s interesting because i’m not sure if that is because they are shot in black and white or if it’s the inspiration makes you appreciate his skills as a photographer. Please visit his website and you will see a lot more of his work.
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Posted in photography by Yang on 30. 05. 10
Tata Vislevskaya (a Russian photographer) photographs an extraordinary landscape of vast rocky mountains- that is the the Swiss Alpes? I love these photographs, the lighting is exquisite and especially the green and turquoise glows. I came across her work on Flikr and I thought I would share it, see more of her work..
Posted in art by Yang on 27. 01. 10
Gavin Bond is probably one of the luckiest dudes alive. Not because he’s one of the best living portrait and fashion photographers, not because he’s a graduate of Central St. Martin’s but because he’s the lucky photographer who gets to shoot backstage at the annual Victoria’s Secret Lingerie Show which is known to be the most flamboyant of runway shoes. I’d kill to be just at the show but backstage with all the models, lucky mofo. His photography is amazing, he manages to make these models and celebrities look even better than they usually do. How is that even possible? Photos after the cut. P.S. You know it’s going to be a good post when Adriana Lima & Alessandra Ambrosio are featured in the header.
Posted in photography by Yin on 23. 01. 10
Posted in photography by Yang on 01. 08. 10