Photography by Olivia Malone

Olivia Malone divides her time travelling between Los Angeles and where she lives now in Brooklyn. She has exhibited her photography in group shows in Edinburgh, New York, Los Angeles, and Austin with an upcoming show planned in Beijing, while her editorial work has been featured internationally in Elle, Nylon Mexico, Dossier Journal, Dirty Durty Diary, Foam, Pig and Neon Magazines.


Her personal work explores the narrative potential in the interaction between subjects and their environment. She finds interest in the way our surroundings at any given moment, can affect our identity. Mostly photographing her friends and muses, work, play, travel, sleep and love are all enacted in liminal and unsettled places thick with possibilities for renewal and reinvention. As portraits, the images express something of the transitory nature of contemporary life where the same figure can shift from exuberance in the empty landscape to folded down interiority.

30 Amazing Landscape Photography

Landscape Photography is one of the most creative forms of photography. When the photographer’s creative skills pair up with a good camera, a great landscape photo is born. Landscape isn’t just point the camera in any direction on a sunny. It takes a lot of creative thinking and photographic techniques to shoot an amazing landscape photo. Like any other form of photography, a lot of practice is required to master the art of landscape photography.

Portrait Photography by Richard Avedon

One of the most productive and important partnerships between art director and photographer was that of Brodovitch and Richard Avedon. Working together on Harper’s Bazaar and Portfolio magazines, Brodovitch was undoubtedly Avedon’s greatest influence. Under the designer’s wing, Avedon developed a repertory of stylistic effects that included blurred motion, activity frozen in mid stride, out of focus faces, incongruous subject matter and a cinema verité that resembled the ‘available light’ school of photojournalism.

Photography by Noel Loozen

After studying photography at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, Noel Loozen is now working for Vivianne Sassen. Noël Loozen’s work focuses on memories, desire, nostalgia and examines the possible existence of some form of fetishism in the photographic act. His works have been shown recently at Studio Engel in Amsterdam, at the Dutch Photography Museum in Rotterdam and the Super Nova Gallery, Riga, Latvia and have been published in PF photography magazine, Viceland.com and many others.