Parisian-born photographer Alix Malka is one of the most sought out photographers by the fashion magazines. His talent shines thru like a freaking’ laser beam, you can’t deny it. “Obsessed by color, Malka’s images are suggestive of taste for rich, exuberant and sophisticated stylism. Certain image will probably speak to you. One of my preferred photographers in the hyperglamourous world of fashion. ”
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Winkler and Noah presents The Puppet Show, an artistic project by the photographers Romina Raffaelli and Stefano Marini: 30 portraits of children from two to eight years old were taken and transformed into dolls by subtle retouching.
Trial photo series by Richard Mosse : Pashto tribesmen come to receive aid at earthquake relief centre, Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan, 2005.
I have a soft spot for aspiring artists who, without the benefits of formal art training, pursue their chosen careers out of love. Much respect to Mexican-based photographer Guillermo Calderon for his project entitled “SOAKED”, about photographing professionally-dressed people in a bathtub. The word is out on a book being published in the near future about SOAKED, no less. The waiting is killing me. Guillermo’s flickr page has more wonderful photographs.
Alexandre Duret-Lutz aka gadl created these cool panorama-stereographic pictures dubbed Wee Planets. The effect pretty much reminds me of peering into a fish-eye lens on steroids. Oh and gadl is kind enough to provide a detailed tutorial on his flickr page. So better check it out!
Ted Sabarese is happy to be a photographer. Actually, he’s ecstatic and sometimes grins for no apparent reason. Before settling in to this career, he spent time as a college English teacher, graphic designer, fiction writer and advertising creative director. But always with a loaded camera around his shoulder. Seriously. Always. These diverse experiences—along with years of studying photography at the New School in New York City—helped to shape his visual style. Incorporating bits and pieces of learning from all of his previous “lives,†Ted’s work most often demonstrates a clean, graphic, character-driven narrative (Even if the character happens to be an inanimate object like a down-on-its-luck houseboat or a lonely set of microphones). His personal and fine art work have won wide, critical acclaim and have been exhibited in galleries in both the U.S. and abroad. This exposure compliments his many commercial advertising and editorial assignments and awards.
Seriously, how cool is the photography of Sarah Small? I can’t wait to see more from this girl. Check her website for more.
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a) Papa Smurf gets angry, turns into the Hulk b) Kermit the Frog about to walk across hot coals c) The Blue Man Group carving a pumpkin d) Bert and Ernie making out, while Cookie Monster watches e) The Simpsons . Made me laugh. Haha. Thank you Laser Bread!
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Alain Delorme was awarded the Arcimboldo prize. The series Little Dolls questions the identity of the little girls who are playing with their looks as contestants of beauty contests. Through a pixel surgery as Alain Delorme puts it, he captures and changes the girls’ looks and brings a sour criticism of how our society uses innocence. (via Magda Gallery)
Geordie Wood is a freelance photographer based in Brooklyn, NY. His work is focused in portraiture and fashion. Geordie was born in Boston in 1985. He graduated from the S.I. Newhouse School at Syracuse University in 2007 with a BA in photojournalism. Both his personal and editorial work has been recognized by The Hearst Journalism Awards, Hey, Hot Shot!, Photographers Forum and The Arthur Griffen Foundation.
