Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

May 11, 2011

Sara Fabel



Check out Sara Fabel, Brisbane artist whose not only a bit of a looker, does some wicked illustration work. Hit the links below for more of this creative soul.



Illustrations by Sara






http://www.sarafabel.com
http://www.facebook.com/sarafabel
http://kittysdead.deviantart.com

May 9, 2011

Julian Berman


Portrait of Julian Berman by Luca Chitayat

Information courtesy of LifeLounge.

"Julian Berman is a Los Angeles photographer who – before you cry trend-rider – has been shooting the members of Odd Future since back in 2009 (aka probably before you knew they existed). What we like about Berman's images are their easy, candid nature; nothing seems too formulaic or constructed. Just some kids in bright clothes, doing their thing. Sometimes the simplest things are the most effective. Did we mention he's 19-years-old?"









More photos at Julian's Flickr page.
http://julianxberman.tumblr.com

April 20, 2011

Brandon Voges: Upside Downy Face

Information/Images courtesy of Brandon Voges Photostream

This is a series of portriats I made by hanging people upside down. Gross, wierd and super fun. And nobody puked. Promise. Check out the behind the scenes / making of video at www.brutonstroube.com/blog.








Click here to set the full set.

April 19, 2011

Brandon Voges: Shakey Faces

Information courtesy of Brandon Voges' Photostream:

Well, I like bad jokes, and I can run really fast backwards. I'm a gadget freak, I own more cameras than I will ever use, and I have a hard time getting upset at just about anything. I've got rhythm and I flop sweat when I dance. Yea, gross...I know.

I'll try anything once, except sauerkraut. I'm honest, have large eyebrows, and think my sisters kids may be the funniest humans on the planet. I love hearing people laugh. I'm a sucker for baked goods, loved watching McGyver, and have no problem giggling when people trip in public.

I love to travel, have a hard time turning down a game of cards and can't get enough sushi. I don't pay parking meters, I speed, appreciate a good quote, and miss the days when you could sit at an airport and people watch without a plane ticket. I'm a big fan of nicknames and changing weather. And at some point in my life, I would love to be a stuntman.

But for now...I'm a photographer and partner at Bruton Stroube Studios. We take pictures and direct films for all things advertising.



Click here for the full set of photos.

A series of portraits to the theme of "Shakey Face".

Also, I get lots of questions on how these were done, the gist is this. Very, very fast studio strobes. Shaking your face until you get a concussion. And some desaturating and sharpening in photoshop. Done and done.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonvoges

March 12, 2011

Polaroid.com



"A trusted global brand for over 70 years, Polaroid is best known for pioneering instant photography. Today, Polaroid has reinvented instant photography for the digital age and is a world leader in consumer electronics." - Polaroid

Be able to purchase Polaroid and share your Polaroid images. It's like Polaroid Social Networking. The featured gallery at the moment is by rock band THE KILLS. Check out some of the polaroids below. All rights go to THE KILLS.










THE KILLS Polaroid Gallery at Polaroid.com
http://www.thekills.tv
http://www.polaroid.com

March 11, 2011

Martin Schoeller



Martin Schoeller is a German born, New York based photographer. His mainly known for his up close and personal portraits of notable faces amongst vary areas of media and sports. His exhibition "Close Up", which highlights this style of work was showcased down at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra for a couple of months. Here is his artist statement:








"They inspired me to take a series of pictures, to build a platform that allows you to compare. The pictures in my Close Up series have all been taken from similar angles and with the same equipment, but here I have tried to bring out personality and capture individuality in a search for a flash of vulnerability and integrity.'

- Martin Schoeller"
















A view of the installation in the ACE GALLERY in Beverly Hills.


http://www.martinschoeller.com
Schoeller's Portraits on Ace Gallery