Looking for Alice – Sian Davey
Looking for Alice is a project of Sian Davey dedicated to her daughter Alice, born with Downs Syndrome. Through beautifully snapshots of Alice’s daily life, Davey shows that, despite developing physically and mentally in a unique way, her daughter is no different from any other human being. As the mother descriebs “This series is an...
Klaus Leidorf – Aerial Photography
Klaus Leidorf: A german aerial archaeologist that likes to observe the human artifacts from a bird’s eye view. Impressive scenary taken from the top of the world, Klaus has made some really astonishing photography. Klaus Leidorf Photoset
Tim Tadder – Water Wigs
Tim was born in Baltimore, schooled in Virginia (BS Mathematics, he’s a geek) and Ohio (MA in Visual Communications, also an artist). Tim worked for newspapers in Baltimore, Colorado, and San Diego as a photojournalist, before turning his sights on commercial and editorial photography in 2005. Since then he has been commissioned to make heroic...
Jill Greenberg – End Times
Greenberg’s End Times, a series of photographs featuring toddlers, was the subject of controversy in 2006. The work featured stylized hyper real closeups of children’s faces contorted by various emotional distresses. The pieces were titled to reflect Greenberg’s frustration with both the Bush administration and Christian Fundamentalism in the United States. The method for getting...
Daniella Zalcman – New York + London
Daniella Zalcman is based in NYC where she works as a freelance photographer for the Wall Street Journal. Born in Washington, DC, she graduated from Columbia with a degree in architecture in 2009. Other clients include The New York Times, the New York Daily News, Vanity Fair, Esquire, Sports Illustrated, Saatchi & Saatchi, National Geographic,...
Romain Jacquet-Lagreze – Vertical Horizon
Romain Jacquet-Lagreze is a French graphic artist with a Masters in multimedia and art from East Paris University. His interest in photography began during his period of working in Los Angeles and Tokyo, and subsequently blossomed into a passion after his arrival in Hong Kong. Stunned by its architectural “race to the sky”, he felt...
Navid Baraty – NYC Rooftop Views
These sky-high New York City intersection shots are now Baraty’s most recognizable images. Born and raised in rural Ohio, photographer Navid Baraty’s artistic passion led him from his unfulfilling days of working as an engineer to becoming a photographer in San Francisco and then New York City. He became obsessed with photography because of its...
Stephen Wilkes – Day to Night
For more than two decades Stephen Wilkes has been widely recognized for his fine art and commercial photography. With numerous awards and honors, as well as five major exhibitions in the last five years Wilkes has left an impression on the world of photography. Over the years, Wilkes’ photographs can be found in magazines such...
Charles Emerson
Charles is a technique photographer who explores ideas and methods for producing imagery. His constantly evolving approach allows personal projects to be innovative and captivating. Charles graduated from Falmouth College of Art in 2004. He has since worked in the advertising industry assisting a wide range of photographers. Charles now shoots his own commercial work...
Jonathan McCabe
Writing software codes is an art form, at least in the figurative sense of the result. Jonathan McCabe shows us with “Flowpi”, an exhibition of psychedelic landscapes in constant evolution at Fach and Asendorf Gallery. Photos via jonathanmccabe.com
Frank Kunert
The photographer Frank Kunert has revealed no architectural scandal. “With Balcony” is a work of his series of works is “Photographs of Small Worlds,” with which he performs witty, profound and subtle our perception and experience of absurdity.
