Bright, lyrical photographs fill the portfolio of Michelle Kathleen Anderson. Each quiet and contemplative image seems to be lifted from a larger story. I would love to find myself in some of the places captured within her high contrast sun-dappled picturescapes.
Jacques Olivar has some beautiful fashion photos in his portfolio. Makeup, subtley parted lips and sultry looks do make the world go round.
Yulia is an Israeli photographer who captures gorgeous retro-styled images of equally gorgeous women. It makes you want to wile away a romantic day at the beach and steal a kiss or two.
Sacha Waldman’s photography portfolio is dotted with strange confrontational high contrast images including portraits of some very very famous people.
Canadian designer Paul Sych A.K.A. Faith utilizes lyrical typographical elements to create a unique interplay with photography.
About Faith:
“For over 2 decades, Paul Sych has been exploring and practicing many of the parallels between art and music. After completing his studies from both York University’s prestigious Jazz Program and from the Ontario College Of Art & Design, Paul founded his multi-disciplinary design studio Faith, in 1989. Paul has consistently offered new methods of expression by using custom typography as a catalyst within his work and has challenged both clients and peers alike to enter his world of unique and flamboyant use of type and imagery. In addition to being commissioned by legendary designers, art directors, educators and forums on typography internationally, his work has been widely exhibited and published globally. Paul continues to explore visual and typographic works in print, branding, public art, motion graphics and broadcast design. Recently, Paul has focused his interests in teaching, lecturing, conducting workshops and personal critiques to both students and colleagues alike in a effort to begin a new dialogue on typography and design methods.”
Via FFF.
Studio Anti has updated with a really stunning new project. They have produced some really beautiful work if you are unfamiliar.
Zoren Gold and Minori have done a minor update to their amazing photography portfolio with yet more brain-meltingly colorful fashion-twinged imagery. I can’t get enough of their work.
I recently stumbled across the portfolio of Sandberg and Timonen again and just had to repost their work. Their portfolio seems to be bottomless and it is good to the last drop. Every damn click yields yet another masterfully crafted and beautiful surprise. Truly amazing and exceptional work throughout both in photography and design. 272 clicks to be exact.
Photographer Richard Mosse has gone to Iraq and returned with some remarkably contemplative images of the post-apocalyptic scenery. It’s a rare glimpse behind the lines that transports you there in moments of silence. Beautiful and important work.
Tomi and Cherry is comprised of artist and photographer Tomi and illustrator, graphic designer and artist Cherry. They are currently based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I like to think of them as the Argentine fashionista version of Tom and Jerry.
‘Wow’ is a word that rarely applies but it was all that came to mind while browsing Martin Vallin’s photography portfolio. The imagery has been raised to the pedestal of art. Beautiful work.
Photographer Joseph Marconi has updated with some really nice new imagery. Apparently jumping/floating/suspended models are so haute right now.
Photographer Jake Walters has worked in the past with design-nerd-favorite, Non-Format and has captured some absolutely stunning imagery that you can now view at his website.
Loly Carnero from Buenos Aires, used to work at Madre (London-based Mother’s Argentina office). Since then she has started her own studio called ‘Cinco‘.
Cinco is a multidisciplinary design studio generating visual expression via film making, photography, art direction and graphic design. There is some really great imagery and design in their book already.
Fashion photography melds with the subconscious dream-state in the portfolio of talented imagemaker Katja Mayer.
Herring and Herring have devised a magic formula that distills the essence of beauty, form, subject and color. They then set out to preserve it within photographs.
Nicholas Hughes captures moments in the world that most of us now take for granted and pass by without ever pausing to notice or care. His imagery draws out a deeply contemplative and meditative primordial state that most of us have completely lost touch with.
Exceptionally beautiful photographs have been captured of exceptionally beautiful models by Dmon Prunner Photography.
