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For the past year and a half or so, I have been making images inspired by Edward Hopper’s intimate interior scenes. I like the idea of creating open-ended narratives that hopefully evoke some of the complexities of the human condition.
I’m a Seattle, USA based photographer, writer, journalist and filmmaker. I started taking pictures as a hobby when I was a teenager and continued as a student journalist in high school and college.
I can't see without my camera. I'm blind except for when I look through a lens. The world is black, I bump into walls, cross crowded streets.
I'm an American artist who currently resides in Hungary. For the past several years I've lived and photographed in Europe with my wife, Sarah.
Think less and feel more! The perfect picture does not necessarily mean the perfect pose ! focus on spontaneity, synergy with the model!
Big Appetites (2003-present) is a a series of fine art photographs that features tiny, meticulously hand-painted figures photographed against real food environments.
I have been inspired by Willian Eggleston, Thomas Struth, Richard Avedon and Irving Penn.
This small body of work holds special meaning to me. After an event in my life in 2011, I stopped photographing for almost one year, despondent and unable to pick up my camera.
Amanda’s photographs have been shown in New York, Chicago, Rhode Island, and Louisiana. She has also been published in American Photography 25 and 28. She currently resides in Brooklyn, N.Y, where she works as a freelance photographer.
It was explained to me that in a town called Nome there were still men who hunted gold in ways not so dissimilar from 150 years ago. This gold however, was not found in rivers or within mountains
I was raised on the beaches of Southern California where the ocean and surfing was a way of life and everything seemed to be tied to its ebb and flow.
The last day of October is also traditionally the time for Halloween costumes and trick-or-treaters running from door to door in search of candy.
Lucas Foglia grew up on a small family farm in New York and graduated from Brown University and the Yale School of Art. Foglia’s work explores the relationships between people, economy and wilderness in rural America.
Though Gavin has only been timelapsing for a few years now, the hobby has quickly escalated into a passion. His unique work has been featured in numerous publications and television broadcasts around the world, including National Geographic, Huffington Post, CBS News, WIRED, The Los Angeles Times, and many more
In America, the chasm between rich and poor is growing, the clash between conservatives and liberals is strengthening, and even good and evil seem more polarized than ever before.
For Du Tré, everything is black and white, but never lacking in passion. His approach could be best described as sophisticated minimalism with an unbridled fascination for symbolism and symmetry, a reoccurring theme throughout his work.
The boundary of the United States of America’s original thirteen colonies encompasses roughly the country’s entire eastern coast—from Maine to Georgia and from the shores of the Atlantic Ocean to the Appalachian Mountains.
Mark Singles is a visual storyteller. He has spent the past 40 years working in the film and television industry. He has a bachelor’s degree in Film and Television Production from Montana State University located in Bozeman, MT.
In this body of work, I deal with the insecurities associated with my body image and the direct correlation between self-perception and the way one is perceived by others.
Through my work, I attempt to identify the ingredients that combine to make a particular place feel like home, primarily through observation of life's ephemera and taking note of the little things that stick in my mind.
This essay deals with the seductive power of innocence. Like fractured narratives of a dream, the remnants of childhood float, honesty, credible emotions, the simplicity of the unexpected. Surges then the seduction spontaneously gathering its fortuitous results.
Within each photograph, the animals seem to speak to us; some are vengeful, threatening, angry, innocent, yet other are majestic and even calm.
Starting in late 2007, I began photographing denizens of New York City with an 8x10 view camera. This type of camera uses 8-inch by 10-inch photographic negatives from which either contact prints (same size as the negative itself) or enlargements are made.
My love for photography has only been amplified by these situations and conditions, sometimes it feels like a cross to bare but my inspiration for the next shoot comes from the loneliness found in remote locations and planning another adventure.
I have been a photographer, both professionally and artistically, for most of my adult life. After getting my bachelors degree in Photographic Engineering Technology (a now largely obsolete field of study) in 1987, I began working as a photojournalist at a handful of daily newspapers in the U.S. states of Minnesota, Pennsylvania and North Dakota.
I have been traveling the globe capturing images from amazing countries for as long as I can remember...but it is the beauty of Burma, also known as Myanmar, that stands out more than anywhere else to me.
My interest in photography began about 13 years ago. I had seen some photographs in a gallery that really intrigued me, and I felt right then and there that I must learn how to do that!
Philip Faith is a Montreal-Toronto Based Photographer, who's always been fascinated by the aesthetics of dark imagery, counterculture, Fetish art and the occult. It has given rise to his signature style.
Tom Chambers has created seven series of photomontages, which focus on the preservation of the environment and culture.
Raised on loud bikes, fast cars and loose women, Greg Manis' photos tell the tale of his North Georgia upbringing in a raw, yet romantic fashion.
One year ago, I realized I have been trying to tell the same story, over and over again, in many different ways. I began to transform photography into a ritual, an active player in my daily routine. Its presence helped me cope with my chronic anxiety.
I remember how excited I was when I saw the streets of New York City for the very first time. It was exhilarating and I desired to capture every sensation that surrounded me.
My images come from a variety of places of inspiration. Some of them are from meeting with a client, seeing their energy and how fascinating they are.
Alec Von Bargen captures aesthetic instances resonating true with their historical, political and social contexts. Most recently Alec exhibited at the 54th Venice Biennale, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and at Les RencontresD’Arles in France.
The world is deeply beautiful. It's really as simple as that. For me, moving through nature is the most direct way to experience this profound beauty, as well as feel the full force of its transformative powers.
Mike Ruiz is a world-renowned photographer, who also happens to be a TV personality, former model, actor, spokesperson, creative director an director. With his wide array of esperiences an interests
When I was younger I used to see patterns of lights that other kids can’t see. My eyes would show me a cluster of soft, circular colorful orbs instead of a supposed to be a single light bulb from a lamp post.
Ruiz, who is of French Canadian and Filipino-Spanish ancestry,was born in Montreal in 1964, but raised in Repentigny, Quebec, Canada.
Nathalie Daoust’s photographs reflect a love for random places and a wild, inexhaustible sense of inquisitiveness.
My love for art allowed me to create stories and images that I saw in my mind and put them on paper for the world to see.
Much of the time is my preparation, especially before a trip abroad. I study the countries… I study the people….. And I try to learn the best locations because my images are used in so many magazines and different things all over the world….
Brooke Shaden was born in March of 1987 in Lancaster, PA, USA. She grew up near the "Amish Country" until attending Temple University. Brooke was photographically born in December 2008 after graduating from Temple with bachelor degrees in film and English.
Albert Einstein said "Imagination is more important than knowledge", and with that camera, my photographs let my imagination come to life.
Jesse Summers is an American landscape photographer who specializes the newly developing niche of night landscape astrophotography.
Christine Armbruster is a documentary photographer who has completed various projects internationally over the last five years.
This is what motivates me to not just go out and shoot landscapes, but to go out and capture the wonders of Colorado (and beyond) in a way that screams beauty and leaves a genuine lasting impression.
Graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a degree in Chemical Engineering in 2008, Pichaya Viwatrujirapong started working in oil and gas industry where he met his fellow amateur photographers and developed his interest in photography.
