Damien Rudd has some really nice imagery in his photography portfolio both at his website and in his Flickr-folio. There is a lyrical dreamy quality about his work that is like a warm summer breeze. That sounded so super duper cheesey that it was kind of awesome, but seriously that is kind of what it’s like.
Mitch Dobrowner is a landscape photographer who has some absolutely gorgeous black and white imagery in his portfolio. The images are almost alien in their serene and subtle contrasts. He has somehow been able to capture the quiet stoicism of nature in a contemplative way that will make you want to get out from behind your computer and go explore. He also has some urban work that is equally alien and beautiful. It was impossible to choose an image that represents his body of work. I swear that every last image is a work of art. Serious talent and an amazing and wondrous eye.
Photographer, Qiu Yang has one of the more unusual portfolios I have stumbled on in the last several weeks. All of his imagery is unexpected to say the least and his use of color is lush, vivid and striking.
Photographer Genevieve Garruppo emailed me her work and I was really impressed. She has some really interesting fashion inspired work in her portfolio with some interesting twists.
Vincent Fournier was born in Ouagadougou, Burkinafaso in 1970. He grew up in Britany, France and is currently based in Brussels. His recent series of photographs simply titled, ‘Space Project’ is really beautiful.
The recently-formed Stockholm-based photography agency, Sylvie already has some really gorgeous imagery in it’s collective portfolio. Keep your eye on these folks.
J Bennett Fitts was born in Kansas City, Missouri and attended the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. His imagery centers around the kind of of post-apocalyptic paradise lost feeling of abandoned roadside hotels.
Iranian, Anoush Abrar and Dutch national, Aimée Hoving began working together in 2004 after finishing art school. Since then they have exhibited their work the world over and their images have graced the pages of almost every important fashion magazine that can be thought of.
Blurry, brooding and retro-inspired imagery fills the portfolio of young photographer Snjezana Josipovic.
There is a large cache of trendy low-fi photography in the portfolio of Valerie Phillips. She has captured imagery for some big-named client and publications.
I can’t tell you much about Pioforsky other than the fact that he has some really beautiful imagery in his Flickr-folio. There is a kind of silent-movie-retro-throwback-psychedelic thing happening that is really nice.
I was cruising Dropular today and stumbled across the photography of Paco Peregrin. All of his work is so imaginative and the colors in the makeup, clothing and composition is flat out beautiful. I was really struck by his work. Fantastic.
I stumbled across the work of Margaret Durow today (and I honestly cannot remember where I found her site, I just had it open in a tab from somewhere I had clicked and now I wish I remembered where that click came from). Regardless, I was just stunned by her narrative photography work when I finally got around to browsing through it. There are so many beautiful shots that just open up a space to let your mind wonder. Every shot seems snipped from a bigger story. The really amazing thing about Durow is that she is all but 19 years of age. She has such an amazing eye for someone so young.
There are some drop dead gorgeous fashion and beauty shots in the photography portfolio of Phil Poynter at the Art Department.
I am thoroughly enjoying the curated advertising layouts and fashion photographs in the Flickr pages of ‘Edit Freak’ who claims that ‘this is for all the pics I edit’.
Jason DeMarte’s biography:
“Jason DeMarte was born in Louisiana in 1973 but spent most of his childhood in Colorado. Growing up in Colorado’s natural beauty had a profound effect on Jason, an effect that is evident in his work to this day. While Jason has been making pictures since he was 11 years old he was originally interested in biological sciences. After attending school pursuing a degree in science Jason decided he could investigate his interests in the natural world better with Photography. Jason DeMarte is now an established artist currently on leave from Mississippi State University and teaching photography at the University of New Mexico. He received his B.F.A. in Photography from Colorado State University and then his M.F.A in Photography from the University of Oregon. Previous to teaching in Mississippi, Jason taught photography for three years at Zayed University, an all Muslim women’s University in the United Arab Emirates. Working overseas allowed Jason to travel to over a dozen countries, giving him an insightful and unique perspective to work from. DeMarte’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums including the Chelsea Galleria in Miami, the Pacific Northwest Center for Photography in Portland OR. the Meridian Museum of Art, the New Life Gallery in Berlin Germany, the University of the Art Gallery in Philadelphia, the Irene Carlson Gallery of Photography in L.A., the Los Angeles Center for Digital Art and the Total Arts Gallery in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. His work has also appeared in journals and publications including Photography Now, Photo Review and the Wynwood Arts Magazine. He recently received honorable mention for Jen Beckman’s “Hey Hot Shots” competition, and was accepted into this years Review Santa Fe and the Photo-Eye gallery showcase in Santa Fe NM. Lastly Jason was nominated for this years PDN 30 emerging photographers.”
Discovered via But Does It Float.
Photographer Reka Nyari has launched a new website full of beautiful images of beautiful people, some of whom even have bright luscious fluorescent lips.
Photographer Tre Dadlar has some stunning and atmospherically contemplative imagery in his very accomplished portfolio.
