Nice photographs by William Hundley, professional photographer, who lives and works in Austin, Texas.
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Entoptic Phenomena by William Hundley
Nice photographs by William Hundley, professional photographer, who lives and works in Austin, Texas.
Primal Instinct by Andy Vuk
Fashion Editor: Amber Renae
Photographer: Andy Vuk @ Coco Productions
Make-up: Bernice Mansfield
Hair: Matthew Botakis
Photography Assistant: Tracey Hayes
Fashion Assistant: Jam Baylon
Models: Maddy Dixon @ Giant Management and Claire Quirk @ Chadwick Model Management
Andrew Vukosav is one of Australia’s most sought after photographers, his ability and dedication match his likeability. Clients love Andy’s commitment to the job from inception to post where he combines technical expertise with a free-spirited creativity.
Andy’s energy and enthusiasm allows him to get the best out of all the talent he works with. This has made him the photographer of choice for the last fifteen years for international and local clients such as Alannah Hill, Schwarzkopf and Dior.
Portrait Photography by Colin Leaman
Beautiful portait photography by Colin Leaman, talented photographer, who lives and works in Philadelphia, PA.
Photography by Joe Nigel Coleman
Joe Coleman, 23, refused to introduce himself in Spanish. With a life seemingly suspended in endless summers, he captures his world in photographs that evoke a palpable sense of adventure. Looking through them is like being in the back of a car, with the windows rolled down, the wind rushing uncontrollably to your face as the late summer sun casts tangerine glows on the open road.
Joe only shoots film, so all of the pictures you see below are devoid of any kind of Photoshop magic. Any effects you see are simply the result of light leaks and old cameras. His talent is undeniable, but what I appreciate most about his work is it’s unpretentiousness. I spend a lot of time on Flickr looking for inspiration and it always saddens me when I come across someone whose photography is obviously formulaic and overthought. There is something about “following the rules” of photography that strips the life out of an image. Joe’s photos are bursting with life. You never get the impression that he is trying to tell a particular story. Rather he lets the story tell itself through his images.
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