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ELI <p>We work closely with either photographers, creative agencies or the final client.<br />Below is a small selection of clients that we have had the pleasure of working with over the last 10 years.</p> PhotosEcosse / Barbara R Jones Landscape Photography of SCOTLAND and the ISLE OF SKYE is my speciality, living as I do here in the North West Highlands of Scotland. The light here can be amazing, though sometimes very fleeting, and I try to capture the ever changing moods of the weather in all seasons. I also shoot Nature and Travel Images Worldwide. I am country born and bred, and have an intense love of Mountains and Wilderness, and attempt to INTERPRET that emotion in my art…and I very much view Photography as an ART FORM….NOT as a process that creates an exact record of what is there ! Variety in styles is what I aim for….some of my images are very colourful, traditional picture postcard style ( crowd pleasers !
Father Photoshops his Daughter into Impossible Scenes Kids can be both a blessing and a burden… and when it comes to these impossible images, those facts are taken to the extreme. Up and coming photographer Emil Nystrom has only been working in the field for about a year… but you wouldn’t know it from these brilliant Photoshopped compositions featuring his lovely baby daughter. On the helpful side, we see her climbing under the hood to fix the car and lending a hand painting the walls of the house. Probably less helpful, she also seems to love doing cannon balls into the bathtub and hitching rides behind airplanes. Trouble!
Photography by Jonathan Quipot Enter E-Mail Address This Blog Thursday, June 21, 2012 Matt Miller in Vogue Italia | Photography by Jonathan Quipot Model | Matt Miller @ Ice/Kult Images | Jonathan Quipot for Vogue Italia More Sharing ServicesShare|Share on facebookShare on twitter Flights in Dreams and in Reality by Jan von Holleben Born in 1977 in Cologne and brought up in the southern German countryside, Jan von Holleben lived most of his youth in an alternative commune and identifies a strong connection between the development of his photographic work and the influence of his parents, a cinematographer and child therapist. At the age of 13, he followed his father’s photographic career by picking up a camera and experimenting with all sorts of „magical tricks“, developing his photographic imagination and skills with friends and family and later honing his technique in commercial settings. After pursuing studies in teaching children with disabilities at the Pädagogische Hochschule in Freiburg, he moved to London, earned a degree in the Theory and History of Photography at Surrey Institute of Art and Design, and became submerged within the London photographic scene, where he worked as picture editor, art director and photographic director.
chikuzen Source: minimarch Source: specialcar Source: jjordan7 Source: yournaoko Source: cc-pics Marianne Breslauer i rediscovered this series of photographs taken between 1929 – 1934 by german photographer Marianne Breslauer thanks to lauren’s pinterest. i’m strangely envious of these women who are long gone. Marianne was a close friend of the Swiss writer and photographer Annemarie Schwarzenbach, whom she photographed many times. She described Annemarie (who died at the young age of 34) as: “Neither a woman nor a man, but an angel, an archangel” * … From an early age she began to dress and act like a boy, a behaviour not discouraged by her parents, and which she retained all her life—in fact in later life she was often mistaken for a young man
invisible man liu bolin at galerie paris-beijing jan 15, 2013 invisible man liu bolin at galerie paris beijing ‘mobile phone’ by liu bolin liu bolin: hiding in the citygalerie paris-beijing, parison now through to 9th march, 2013 galerie paris-beijing presents the return of liu bolin with a new series of his camouflage photo-performance images as part of his ‘hiding in the city’ project. the chinese artist perfectly disguises himself to match the surroundings of china and paris – a faint disruption in the image caused by his outline flirts with the visible and invisible. bolin combines a number of techniques to achieve the imagery without the use of photoshop – from sculpture to body art, and from performance to photography, he is able to model for hours without moving to achieve the remarkable trompe l’oeil. if you like what you see, check out more of bolin’s ‘invisible photography’ work here.
» Blog Archive » Photo tutorial : Part one English Yay! tutorial Day! I´ve been preparing this for a long time. Blog Archive Beautiful 70 Years Separates Them by Sacha Goldberger This beautiful 70 Years Series produced by whiz kid photographer Sacha Goldberger demonstrates us his granny Monika with a much younger model girl named Therese. This series tells the fairy-tale of passing time and shows two way story of the same person, a young and old one. The photos are extremely related but at the same time there is a massive dissimilarity among them. Nikon D3100 Tips This online resource is a collection of my personal insights and experiences with the Nikon D3100, organized into an easy-to-understand guide full of tips and tricks. Howdy partner! I want to welcome you to my corner of the web where you’ll find helpful tips, advice and recommendations for the Nikon D3100 all written by me, Moose Winans.