Ryan Schude has spent the last ten years moving between Chicago, San Francisco, San Diego and LA. All the while he has been building a tremendous portfolio of photography including some amazing set piece imagery that turn everyday environments into unique works of art.
‘A Little Triangle‘ is the work of Córdoba, Argentina-based photographer. I got a tip from an email about her work but can’t tell you much about her, or even her name for that matter since it appears nowhere on her Flickr page. Her name may be Illuvia (which is a beautiful name) and one thing I can tell you for sure is that she has a penchant for capturing some amazing photographs. The one above is now my desktop.
The soft washed-out colors in the photographs of Anna Verlet almost move you toward feeling the environments captured in her images more than seeing them. She currently hails from Portland, Oregon and her exhibit “I Hear A New World” is currently on display at Stumptown Coffee (128 SW Third Ave) through March 30th. The show also features photographs by Anna Shelton & Daren Wilson.
Photographer Derek Henderson has captured some stunning imagery of the people and places within New Zealand. It’s a place many of us will never see but Henderson manages to grasp a tangible piece of the remarkable personality that must make up this amazing country.
Brooklyn-based photographer Noah Kalina has an eye for color and the ability to nestle his subjects squarely within an image composed of subtle hues.
London-based stylist Chisan has worked with numerous talented people to help yield some arresting imagery of very attractive people.
My guess is that you will be seeing these clever book sculptures from Paul Octavious all over the creative blogosphere as they are precisely the kind of sculptural typographic works that seem to be resonating with the online creative community. After seeing them though, be sure to dive into his portfolio where you will also find some exceptional photographic art.
‘The Darling Life‘ is the work and portfolio of Los Angeles-based photographer Laura Taylor who despite having some moody images in terms of color and light, seems to have a somewhat sunny perspective on life.
Gregoire Vieille is a French still photographer living and working in Paris. He has some nice imagery in his portfolio including this recent series for Amusement magazine about vintage consol games with set design by Pierre Hourquet.
Gautier Deblonde grew up in France but moved to London to work as a photographer. He photographed the creation and installation into the Millennium Dome of Ron Mueck‘s Sculpture “Boy”. The series won a World Press award and was published (Boy, Anthony D’Offay Gallery, 2001) as a accompaniment Mueck‘s 2001 Venice Biennale exhibition.
Fashion photographer Luis Sanchis is a real artist with the camera. His ability to compose form, color, subject and lighting is striking. He possesses one of those rare portfolios that once you begin browsing you feel compelled to click on almost every single thumbnail to see each image up close. His work is truly beautiful.
Surreal imagery fills the Flickr-folio of photographer Fenk. The images of what appear to be people who’s heads are exploding into light or glitter are my personal favorites.
Baltimore native and current resident Eric Paltell has some fun, lyrical and surreal photographs in his Flickr-folio. I absolutely love the series of what appears to be nighttime snow photos on the first page of his portfolio. The resulting compositions and the light reflection on the snow flakes are just amazing.
Photographer Tania Quintanilla is all about glamor. There are some fine sparkling, colorful and artfully composed examples in her portfolio. She also lists her reasons for living (in no particular order) which include things like Super Mario Brothers, loud thunderstorms, art, cafe lattes, Toblerone, acoustic guitars, sexy fashion magazines, doggy nipples, bosa nova, Cheetos, mojitos and movies about Paris.
London-based photographer Owen Silverwood doesn’t really have much of anything to say about himself at his website. He chooses to let his work do the talking and the work consists of some very unusual still life photography encompassing an even more unusual range of subject matter.
Steve McCurry is a remarkable photographer who has won some of the biggest photography awards on the planet. You may recognize some of his work from the pages of National Geographic. He has some amazing photos in his portfolio and browsing them is akin to taking a tour to some parts of the world few of us will ever visit.
Leeds-based photographer Jon Stanley Austin has some beautifully composed images in his portfolio and has managed to gain commissions from some trendy clients.
Christopher Colville currently lives in Phoenix, Arizona where he often uses the Sonoran Desert as the backdrop for his ethereal and contemplative imagery. He is an active member of his local art community and is currently a faculty associate at Arizona State University and adjunct faculty at Scottsdale Community College. He recently received the Humble Art Foundations 2009 New Photography Grant.
