Darn, apparently every photo shoot I love is styled by this CD at American Vogue.
Archive for the 'photography' Category
This is a chronicle progression of a woman. A woman who morphs from innocence to struggles, and back to innocence. From astate of purity, when there is no good and bad, to sophistication, which comes with seduction, greed, debauchery amongst all other evils that dominate the world.
These images, by photographers of the Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information, are some of the only color photographs taken of the effects of the Depression on America’s rural and small town populations.
Atlanta-based photographer Tierny Gearon is a little old-school when it comes to her magic and that’s what makes her work all the more impressive. In the series Explosure she exposes here film to two completely different scenarios creating a single unanticipated image of an entirely new meaning. Pretty clever really. Via
Another opus by Akira Sato, which is set in the zoological museum La Specola in Firenze. It houses 600 wax sculptures from the 18th – 19th century, the bulk of them made after dead bodies. A theater of anatomy, plague and death; absolutely fascinating and frighteningly well-sculpted. Via
Photography project by artist Claudia Rogge. Via
Lovely photography by Michael Casker.
Laptopograms are images made by pressing photosensitive paper onto a laptop screen and flashing an image in a manner not unlike contact printing or photograms.
Love her dreamy style, it reminds me of the great Tim Walker.
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Beautiful editorial photographed by Kim Kyung Soo for Korean Vogue sometime last year found on TrendLand.
51 year old Dutch photographer Van Empel has been working in the collage/photoshop medium since the late 90s. Famous for his digitally manipulated, slightly eerie looking pictures of children. Van Empel’s trademark pieces are picturing (mostly) black children in the middle of vibrant jungle or verdant landscapes. Via
Lovely pictures of Dita by Perou.
