Julia galdo’s fashion photography is a colorful explosion of pattern, texture, and high contrast.
March 23rd, 2011
It’s hard to pigeonhole Frederik Heyman as a photographer, installation artist, or sculptor. Employing every medium and genre from drawing to fashion photography, Frederik is the Swiss Army Knife of creativity using anything and everything to create his quirky, layered, and complex images to life.
March 18th, 2011
Neil Mota brings together the beauty of fashion photography and Pirates of The Caribbean costumes and accessories. This certainly is a tough task but Neil has managed to create an accomplished body of work that does it with ease.
August 24th, 2010
Aysha Bano‘s images are a mash-up of sexual energy meets Hardy Boy murder mysteries. I can’t tell if the women in her photos are sex crazed perverts or plotting an evil scheme filled with violent murder and sinful secrets.
March 23rd, 2010
Carrie Louise takes set design and photography to a new level! Her work is downright playful! From conception to completion her hands on and experimental style creates a new world of fun. Read more »
November 2nd, 2009
Andrew Kuykendall is an LA based commercial photographer- I like his vintage washed out soft palette and use of polaroids in high fashion spreads. Oh and the pug, above. (Ziggy in a hundred years?)
September 21st, 2009
Roger Deckker is an amazing photographer. From landscape to fashion, his work is so rad! With the majority of his fashion photography in black and white or low color saturation, the emotional strength of the image is on point. His photo editing is very fun and creative, which he uses to depict more of a classic 70s style to his images. Check it out!
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September 7th, 2009
Hasisi Park’s photos are at times crude yet tragically endearing. She’s worked with clients like Converse, various fashion lines for Seoul Fashion Week, and has also been featured in a couple fashion/art magazines. I love Hasisi’s info page, as the items listed there have almost nothing to do with usual bullets info pages and CVs, but instead reveals happenings that perhaps impacted her creative work. Though it’s difficult to truly understand someone through looking at a webpage, I feel like I’ve become to feel her work a little bit more.
