Portraits Of Extreme Plastic Surgery, Done In Classical Style (NSFW) There are two ways most people interpret A New Kind Of Beauty, a book of photographs by Phillip Toledano that documents proponents of extreme cosmetic surgery. First, there’s revulsion: “the expected ‘Holy shit! These people look crazy,’ which definitely isn’t the point of the work,” the British photographer tells Slate. “And then there are hopefully some people who understand the point I’m making about the direction we’re headed.” It’s also easy to feel a bit of both. For many, plastic surgery is a tool that can be used to reveal someone’s true identity. Still, the photographer is quick to point out that there’s a whole spectrum of reasons--good and bad--why people modify their bodies surgically. So are these photographs of early adopters? Head over to Slate for the whole story, or buy A New Kind Of Beauty here.
ronaldstoops Angela Strassheim REED + RADER: Pamela Reed and Matthew Rader Fotoğrafla İlgili En İyi 10 Film | Fotografium Blog Fotoğrafla veya fotoğrafçılıkla ilgileniyorsanız mutlaka ilham almak için bir filme, müziğe, resme ihtiyaç duyarsınız. Alttaki liste fotoğrafla ilgili 10 en iyi filmi gösteriyor. Bizde Nuri Bilge Ceylan’ın filmlerini örnek gösterebiliriz en azından kompozisyonlar olarak, alttaki listede yababncı filmleri bulacaksınız… 10. One Hour Photo- Robin Williams ‘ın oynadığı bu filmde, direkt olarak fotoğraf çekmeyle ilgisi olmasa da çektiğimiz fotoğrafları ve bunların insanlarla ilişkisine derinlemesine iniyor.9. tahiryildiz Marketing Manager @Fotografiumcom, Administrator @Canonturk, #socialmedia #seo #sem #digitalmedia #photography #photoshop #magento #wordpress #design #blogger
SHOWcabinet: Prosthetics exhibition Fetishistic suits of armour, orthopaedic braces and wearable tusks all feature in an exhibition of prosthetics at the SHOWcabinet space in London (+ movie). Curated by Niamh White and Carrie Scott of fashion film website SHOWstudio, the exhibition opened on Thursday and contains pieces intended to enhance, protect or deform the body. The name of the showcase derives from the Ancient Greek word "prosthesis", which means "to add", but the collection also incorporates the modern understanding of prosthetics as replacement limbs. Above: Fragmented Figure by Úna Burke Designer Úna Burke created original pieces for the show made from leather straps joined with rivets, which encase limbs like a suit of armour. Above: RE.TREAT #4 by Úna Burke A black leather outfit is made up of one piece that covers the neck, arms and shoulders, and another that fits over the legs up to the waist, leaving the chest and abdomen exposed. Above: RE.TREAT #8 by Úna Burke Above: RE.TREAT #6 by Úna Burke
Forward Council 500 Photographers Pedro Luis Raota "Al final de la lucha", de Pedro Luis Raota. Pedro Luis Raota (26 de abril de 1934, Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña - 4 de marzo de 1986, Buenos Aires) fue un fotógrafo argentino, catalogado como uno de los máximos exponentes de la fotografía americana y como el fotógrafo argentino que más premios ha recibido.[1] Biografía[editar] Raota nació el 26 de abril de 1934 en Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña, Provincia del Chaco, en el seno de una familia de agricultores. Siendo muy joven desechó su proyecto de estudiar abogacía y en la ciudad de Santa Fe adquirió las primeras nociones de fotografía, donde además se ganó la vida haciendo fotos carnet. En Villaguay logró sus primeros premios. En 1967, al mismo tiempo que el Festival Cinematográfico de Cannes, se realiza una exposición fotográfica bajo el título Fotografías Insólitas. Se entusiasmó por la fotografía color y editó un Portafolio sobre Gauchos con 12 temas que despertaron el interés de los coleccionistas. Referencias[editar]