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Ash Burton-Smith

Sep. 21st, 2009 | 10:01 pm

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Ash Burton-SmithImmpresive photos by  Ash Burton-Smith which are done with abstract forms in black and white. The long exposures and excellent compositions really work well with the subject to create a very etherial feel. B&W techniques Ashe is using, mostly because he is so cleaver, doesn’t miss colors looking at his pictures since one can imagine the colors thanks to the richness of gradation.  His compositions are so strong and powerful with amazing light and feeling.

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Michal Giedrojc

Sep. 13th, 2009 | 09:10 pm

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Michal GiedrojcMichal Giedrojc is a very talented photographer from Slupsk, Poland. His portrait work has an Avedon-like ability to capture a fleeting glimpse into the true soul of a person. He has done a number of images which have a surreal, dream-like quality to them. However, his People series (pictured here) focuses on the face and expression. He’ll turn beauty into ugliness and ugliness into beauty. He’ll let the beauty to be beautiful and ugliness to stay ugly… Let the mood to decide the outcome.

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Iain Crawford

Sep. 13th, 2009 | 11:56 am

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Iain CrawfordColorful fashion London-based photographer Iain Crawford paints his models live during the shoot. The result is a captivating display of animated color. Iain Crawford spends his time throwing make-up at beautiful women. And taking photos of it. And getting paid for it by the likes of L’Oreal, Givenchy, Harpers and Vogue. Nice work if you can get it.

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Mark Vincent Muller

Sep. 11th, 2009 | 08:34 pm

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Mark Vincent Muller“Reduce to the max” may be one of the best advertising claims ever (SMART car). It also symbolizes for me the essence of what “makes” a great image. Colour, light and composition are everywhere. It is our job, so to speak, to take the abundance and compress it into a striking and memorable visual moment. Based in Switzerland, I have been travelling the world to find unspoiled nature and wildlife. I hope you find my portfolio inspiring and justice to the wonderful world we live in.

- Cheers, Mark Vincent Muller

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Maria Zhikhareva

Sep. 10th, 2009 | 08:44 pm

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Maria ZhikharevaPhotos of Maria Zhikhareva are very sensual and conceptual. Amazing vision of young but very talanted russian photographer. Photos that you definetly must see…

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Jose Javier Serrano

Aug. 31st, 2009 | 10:03 pm

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Jose Javier SerranoJose Javier Serrano is Spanish photographer and graphic designer. About five years ago, he first picked up a camera. Now Jose is engaged in commercial photography, making images for companies that specialize in clothing.

Why did you began to take off?
This is a very simple way to implement my ideas and express emotions.

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Kim Holtermand

Aug. 15th, 2009 | 09:25 pm

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Kim HoltermandPhotographic masterpieces of Kim Holtermand scream of minimalism and moody tones. His work is extremely distinct and really has an epic style. If you’re a fan of photography this is one for you! Kim grew up in the suburbs of Copenhagen and throughout his childhood grew an interest in drawing. He had drawn from an early age but hadn’t taken art seriously until he got to college. Kim worked as a graphic designer while his interest in photography grew. He got his first SLR only a couple years ago and things have really taken off for Kim since that moment. Kim specializes in architectural photography. In a quote from himself “I heart Architecture”. Aside from architecture Kim also takes some really amazing nature and landscape photos, and has been thinking recently about beginning a to work with film. Here are some of his amazing works!

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Giuliano Bekor

Aug. 15th, 2009 | 12:55 pm

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Giuliano BekorLos Angeles based photographer Giuliano Bekor has some stunning high fashion photography, He doesn’t seem to like color very much, as 90% of his images are in black and white, but wow! I Love when photographer showcased their portfolio in full screen, and Guliano’s work in full screen is just amazing ! I can see a pretty big Vegas inspiration – He also have an impressive celebrity and advertising section… I really love his style !

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Mirabilia

Aug. 12th, 2009 | 02:54 pm

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MirabiliaAmazing vision, creativity and sensuality. This is photos by Mirabilia. Take a look and You will not regret.

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Norman Parkinson

Aug. 2nd, 2009 | 10:37 am

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Norman ParkinsonNorman Parkinson, one of the twentieth centuries best known British fashion photographers, was active for over 50 years.  He was instrumental in taking portrait and fashion photography beyond the stiff formality of his predecessors and injecting an easy and casual elegance into his images.  His photographs of celebrities, artists, actors and the British Royal Family are known throughout the world and have become icons of twentieth century style.

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