Portraits With Smoke

La photographe française Laurence Demaison a fait deux séries de portraits enfumés intitulés « Dans les nuages » et « Méditations ». En noir et blanc, on voit de la fumée qui émane de corps allongés ou de visages qui semblent s’évaporer en volutes de fumée. Les deux séries sont à découvrir en images.


Méditations.

Dans les nuages.

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Over Sea Under Stone Series

Le photographe Martin Johansson a réalisé la très belle série de photos « Over Sea, Under Stone » dans laquelle il capture la beauté de la nature terrestre et aquatique ainsi que son funeste destin illustré par la photo d’un squelette déterré. Une très belle luminosité et texture à découvrir en images.

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Portraits of People Wearing Board Game Masks

La photographe suisse Marie Rime a fait une série intitulée « Masques » qui rassemble des portraits de modèles portant des masques entièrement faits avec des jeux : puzzles, cartes, mikados, dames et pions en tous genres. Cela donne un rendu de masques ethniques qui transforment les visages.

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Paper Sculptures by Bijian Fan

L’artiste chinois Bijian Fan s’amuse à faire des sculptures de papier, essentiellement d’oiseaux ou d’animaux marins qu’il met en scène dans des mares et des lacs. Il livre un art précis et méticuleux qui s’inspire des origamis. Un travail qui associe nature et paper art à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

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Misty View of The Golden Gate Bridge

Le photographe allemand Ali Erturk a fait une série de photos du Golden Gate Bridge à San Francisco au moment de la brume matinale. Un brouillard dense noie la vue, le pont et le paysage, le tout sous une luminosité délicate. Sa très belle série est à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

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Connected Human Resin Sculptures

Pour son nouveau travail appelé « Nexus », l’artiste Tracey Sarsfield a créé des sculptures d’humains faits de résine blanche, de peinture, de vinyle et de fibre de verre. Deux corps humains sont reliés par des fils noirs tendus. Plus de détails dans la suite de l’article, à travers les photos de Genevieve Swifte et Brenton McGeachie.

Exposé au ANCA du 30 Juillet 2014 au 17 Août 2014.

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Monochromatic Mountains Series

Le photographe polonais Jakub Polomski a fait une série intitulée « Mondor 2.0 », dans laquelle il prend des photos de paysages et essentiellement de montagnes et de ciels ennuagés en monochrome, avec des nuances de gris, de noir et de blanc. Sa série complète est à découvrir dans la suite.

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Ice Creams Editorial Design

« Gelatology Micro / Macro » est un livre réalisé par Studio Fludd et édité par la maison d’édition italienne Inuits. Sur des double-pages, des glaces sont dessinées avec des cônes qui rappellent des montagnes, des pins et des éruptions sucrées de volcans. Un beau livre et une belle édition à découvrir dans la suite.

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Charudutt Chitrak : Interview with a photographer

“I would rather talk about me through my pictures than in words. And may be thats why I m a Photographer.”

I have always tried to create pictures that come through self expression, even in advertising no matter how tight the clients brief is .
So you would know something about me in most of my images.

According to me a picture is pointless without a photographers view point a photographer has to put something of himself in every picture he takes whether it is for selling a product in advertising, documenting the truth in journalism or the opulence in fashion.

Why are you a photographer?
Because nothing seemed easier to me, as per me photography is extremely simple and that is what makes it so complicated.
It is one of the best ways to create art and at the same time document life ,photography gives you the power to freeze moments in time, it’s upto you how beautifully you do it.

Do you remember any decisive moment when you felt ‘I want to be a photographer’?
Wanting to give photography a try as a carrier I looked for photographer to assist.
And got an opportunity to meet Pradeep Das Gupta. It was the first meeting with him in his Khirki Studio that comes closest to that decisive moment.
I was in awe of dada as everyone fondly calls him. His personality, his work and his space left no doubt in my mind that i wanted to be a photographer.

Were there any particular role models for you when you grew up?
As I was growing up it was like any other kid in school.
My role models were Arnold Schwarzenegger in Commando, Sylvester Stallone in Rocky and Cobra, Michael Jackson, George Michael, Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan. In short all the role models you can think of from my generation. I was and i am still very easily influenced . It was a great time. Sorry wish I could give a more intellectual answer.

Who was the most influential personality on your career in photography?
My mentor Pradeep Das Gupta.

How has photography changed over the course of the last couple of decades? Is execution/art direction more important than it used to be?
The shift from analogue to digital did not only changed the material, but also the pivotal moment has become a product of a more conscious thinking than what we called an accidental moment. No matter how sure or planned you were while shooting on film there was always something accidental and unforeseen to the extent of being mysterious, which you only realised when the film was later developed. That was the real juice or gift of photography to a photographer. That moment does not exists anymore. You know everything before it is printed, you are too safe and anything can be changed later on Photoshop. Todays digital photography is like knowing everything about your child even before it is born. God forbid if you had the means to design your own child your would never be satisfied and thats what digital is. Analogue is like the excitement, the joy of seeing your child for the first time.

This was exactly what we saw in the work of great masters of photography whether fashion or journalism the beauty of accident.
The technique of execution was a big part of becoming a master photographer (of course the idea was always of utmost importance).
But today you don’t have to be a photographer in the literal sense the line between a photographer and visual artist has burled out.

Today we shoot and shoot till we get it perfect or rather what we think is perfect.
Since technology is in a race to make photography a child’s play, photography has come down to only the exclusivity of subject and idea.
Which kills the romance that once revolved around execution of it, going to locations, waiting for the right moment, fabricating sets, and days of planning a shoot is in most cases has been replaced by green screen with endless days of staring into a monitor.

What do you think of the current state of Print Advertising photography in India? Is it at par with the work done worldwide?
Are you kidding..
Unfortunately today advertising and therefore advertising photography with it, is a money game. Photographers come under the category of vendors
India is going through a phase where quantity is more important than quality. Furthermore the lack of awareness and understanding of art in majority of our population makes it even worse.

To be fair we cannot compare Indian photography to the world because considering the history of advertising photography in the west we are mere infants.

I am not saying that India advertising photography is not at par with the world but there is a lack of personal style and originality in our work which is because photographers here are not encouraged or chosen for a particular assignment on the basis of there personal style but for all the other reasons like rapport, cost factors etc. May be that is why we don’t have photographers in India like David LaChappel, Helmut Newton, Antin Corbjin, Tim Walker, Steven Meisel, who have their own distinct styles. S o much so that sometimes campaigns are designed around them.

Where do you get your inspiration?
From everything around me.
Anything and everything.
Was there any time when you wanted to quit photography?
As they say once a photographer always a photographer.
You just cant stop looking at the world in light, shade , objects, perspective and shapes.

So yes quitting photography would only mean two things not earning my bread and butter through it or when i have nothing left to say.

Any current work in Indian Advertising that you find exciting? Especially Print?
Hoping to see one soon.

Whats your dream project?
My dream project would be to create fashion images influenced by social issues and current affairs. I feel in india our view on fashion photography is very limited to conventional aesthetics and beauty (what ever that means). And this is most evident in the field of celebrity portraits in India. I would really enjoy shooting a series of Indian celebrity portraits in my own way. Something that talks about there achievements, personality secrets etc. Rather than just a beauty picture.

Who would you want to spend a dinner with?
I. Cant think of one person I am more influenced and greater than that.

Whats on your iPod?
I can’t find my i pod may be its lost. But if you want to know what was on it then everything from trance to techno, underground to U2, Sting etc.

Mac or PC?
I am not a techno loyalist.
Which ever is more convenient and simpler to use at that moment.
Currently Mac though.

 

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Traveling Cars Adventures

La jeune photographe suisse Kim Leuenberger a fait la série « Traveling Cars Adventures » dans laquelle elle s’amuse à mettre en scène des petites voitures et des vieux vans minuscules dans la ville ou la nature. Sa série très drôle et pleine d’aventures est à découvrir en images dans la suite de l’article.

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Funny Everyday Objects Turned Into Art

Domenic Bahmann est un directeur artistique, photographe et illustrateur australien qui s’inspire des objets du quotidien. Dans sa série « Conceptual Work », il égaye les objets de la routine en formant des compositions colorées et en imaginant des scènes drôles. Sa série est à découvrir en intégralité dans la suite.

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Aerialscapes by Jakob Wagner

Voici « Aerialscapes » la nouvelle série du photographe Jakob Wagner, artiste dont nous avons pu vous parler à plusieurs reprises sur Fubiz. L’artiste réalise ici des clichés de la terre vue du ciel. Ces photographies sont réalisées comme de véritables oeuvres : fleuves, montagnes, nuages et autres éléments de la nature sont mis en avant.

Pennsylvania.

Arizona.

Mongolia.

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Mediterranean sea.

Austria.

France.

France.

New Mexico.

Austria.

Mediterranean sea.

Philippines.

Germany.

Lithuania.

Germany.

Netherlands.

Qatar.

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Conceptual Photography by Juliette Bates

La photographe Juliette Bates a fait une série de photos très conceptuelles, intitulée « Histoires Naturelles ». Une dominante de noir et de blanc, ainsi que des oiseaux et un crâne de squelette qui traversent beaucoup ses photos : sa série pleine de mystère et d’originalité est à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

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INBEDWITH Magazine Covers

Focus sur les couvertures du nouveau magazine numérique INBEDWITH qui consacre chaque numéro à l’intimité d’une icône contemporaine. Les couvertures sont le fruit d’une collaboration artistique entre le graffeur américain Curtis Kulig et différents photographes. Plus de détails dans la suite de l’article.


Tahar Rahim by Carlotta Manaigo.

Pierre Hardy by Pierre Even.

Soko by Mathieu Cesar.

Audrey Marnay by Robert Nethery.

Kim Chapiron by Markus Jans.

Jalil Lespert by Mathieu Cesar.

Cécile Cassel/Hollysiz by Mathieu Cesar.

Xavier Veilhan by Pierre Even.

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Broken Miniature Houses Series

Basée en Dakota du Nord, la photographe Ofra Lapid s’est inspirée des maisons en ruine pour sa série « Broken Houses ». Elle a pris des photos de maisons abimées par le temps pour ensuite en faire des modèles miniatures. Une sélection de sa série est disponible dans la suite de l’article.

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Silk Scarves With NASA’s Photographs of Space

Celine Semaan Vernon (Slow Factory) a conçu une collection permanente de foulards, appelée

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« Hubble ». Le concept réside dans le fait que l’imprimé du foulard vient d’une photo d’objets célestes prise par le téléscope de la NASA « Hubble ». La collection est à découvrir à travers les photos du shooting et ceux de la NASA.

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Empty Spaces Photography

Originaire de l’Ohio, c’est dès 16 ans et après avoir pu jouer aux jeux vidéos de la série d’horreur Silent Hill que le photographe Jonny Joo s’est passionné pour les lieux abandonnés par l’homme. Des clichés magnifiques et inquiétants, pris dans plusieurs états des USA, à découvrir dans un livre « Empty Spaces ».

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Double Exposure of Flowers by Lara Kiosses

L’artiste Lara Kiosses (représentée par Blossom Talent) a fait une série de photos très poétiques et délicates intitulée « Romantic Collection ». Avec la technique de la double exposition, elle mêle parfaitement femmes et fleurs. Une sensualité du corps et de beaux portraits à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

Lara Kiosses’ portfolio.
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Macro Photography by Milki Asai

La photographe japonaise Miki Asai, qui vit sur l’île d’Hokkaido, nous offre des images du monde miniature, mettant en avant des éléments de notre quotidien avec un talent incroyable, allant de la goutte d’eau aux fourmis. Des images macroscopiques du plus bel effet aux couleurs chatoyantes à découvrir dans la suite.

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Sputnik Lamps by Julie Lansom

Julie Lansom, une designer et photographe parisienne, a confectionné de très jolies lampes appelées « Sputnik Lamps ». Ces lampes aux différentes formes et couleurs sont tissées par les mains de la créatrice, avec du coton tendu. Un travail artisanal à découvrir à travers les photos de Melvin Israel et d’Amandine Paulandré.

The Making-Of :

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