Category: Photography
Deniz Okan’s Colorful Fashion Photography
Deniz Okan is a fashion photographer based in Turkey. He enjoys creating novelistic characters and giving the souls of these unusual atmospheres to his models by choosing a story. Instead of capturing daily life’s usual moments, the photographer dreams of stories and then brings them to life. We’re featuring two of his photo series: Visible […]
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Francesca Marcaccio Captures Unconcious Nostalgia in Floating Nest Project
Floating Nest is a project by Francesca Marcaccio which explores the relation between the nostalgia of leaving home and the objects that we attach ourselves to in our intimate spaces. By photographing people in bedrooms, their most private spaces, the artist aims to portray how they use their personal belongings in order to define their personal […]
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Ramakant Sharda’s Colourful Experiments with Macro Photography
Ramakant Sharda is a passionate about photography based in Jaipur, India. Although photography is just a hobby, he likes to experiment with various techniques, with a keen interest for macro photography and water drop photography. He submitted to us some of his series and described how he played with colors, soap and water drops. It’s […]
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Miguel Vallinas Explores Identity in the Skins Series
Miguel Vallinas Prieto, Spanish photographer focused on advertising and industrial photography, is the creative mind behind two interesting series: “Skins” and “Second Skins”. In his work, the artist commonly explores landscape and nature photography, cityscape or contemporary architecture and portraits. Carefully crafted works of planning lighting, location and techniques, his images prompt reflection and contemplation. […]
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Females and Flowers in “Fiorile” by Cristiana Gasparotto
Cristiana Gasparotto is an Italian born photographer who currently lives and works in Madrid. With a background in history and literature, the artist found in photography a powerful and appropriate medium for her emotional experiences. Some time ago, I started to observe the light through my camera and explore new personal territories to investigate the […]
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Strangers – Stories about Difference and tolerance by Julie de Waroquier
Strangers is a new series by French self-taught photographer Julie de Waroquier. We’ve already been acquainted with her surreal photography in a previous interview, but this time the artist focuses on the relationship between two beings that don’t know each other, using humans and animals as symbols for her ideas. Here’s how Julie explains her […]
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Can Büyükkalkan’s Fabulous Fashion Photography
Can Büyükkalkan is a young promising fashion photographer from Izmir, Turkey. Although only 21, he’s been in the field of fashion photography for 5-6 years now and he’s currently pursuing his studies in Photography at the Eylül University of Fine Arts. His fashion shoots display a world of pure drama and style, with simple but […]
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Barbaros Cangürgel’s Contemplative Visual Images
Barbaros Cangürgel is a twenty year old student living in Turkey, İzmir. Studying Cinema at the Department of Fine Arts in Dokuz Eylül University, he doesn’t perceive himself as a photographer, but rather as a visual artist. Experimenting with photography since he was sixteen years old, Barbaros has developed a contemplative style, a show of […]
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Summerish and Romantic Photography of Celeste Ortiz
Celeste Ortiz is a young photographer based on San Antonio, Chile, whose work consists of self-portraits. Inspired by talented individuals, other photographers or musicians, Celeste captures details of everyday life. Her photography is mainly a collection of moments that she spends with her camera. She hopes that the future will bring her closer to working […]
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New Approach to Chronophotography by Manuel Cafini
Manuel Cafini, the Italian based artist who captures motion in photography has just discovered an extension of chronophotography. Known as early Victorian motion photography, chronophotography combines several frames of movement into a single image. The pioneer of this type of photography was French scientist Étienne-Jules Marey who came up with it to describe photographs of motion, […]
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