Fashion photography by Melbourne based photographer beauty photographer Alex Pott. This fashion photography blog contains regularly updated images from his latest editorial projects and commercial work.
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Fashion, Glamour and Swimwear Photography by Dominik Muench
The reason why I started this blog is because I live away from my family and friends and I visit a lot of interesting places. That way, they have a possibility to find out what I am up to all year around.
My main profession is cinematography and I work as a glamour/ fashion photographer between projects. Which is quite different from travel and candid photography. So please don’t expect my pictures to be anything special. I am NOT an artist and i don’t intend to create Art… In my opinion artistry begins when you don’t have to worry about the technical side of your work process anymore…..and I am far from that stage.
Digital Halide – a photographic archive
Listed below are 5 top Fashion Photographers from Las Vegas. Our fashion conscious society, thanks in large part to the proliferation of high fashion magazines, fashion-based television programming and media coverage, has created a great demand for excellent fashion photography. Regardless of your locale, the trend for this type of photography is growing. Traditional portrait photographers are finding success by transitioning their portfolios to include more glamorous stylings. Check out the links below for great fashion photo examples.
Jacob S. Andrzejczak
Daily photo blog updates from New York City Fashion Photographer David Paul Larson…David’s main website contains a nice collection of fashion photography, portfolio style, while his photo blog gives the viewer a peek behind the curtain into the world of fashion photography, models, wardrobe and much more..Here is a brief bio about David Paul Larson from his post My life=25 years=250 words
Born in New Orleans 1983, moved, a year later had a sister, moved to St Louis, had a brother, moved again, started causing trouble in school, moved to Rockford,IL, got my first pair of aggressive skates, still getting in trouble at school, moved again, started skating more, had four principles retire back to back after I left their schools. Junior year enlisted in The Marines, started placing in skate contests, dated a nice girl for all of senior year, got laid, broke up with girlfriend, left for the Marines two days after I graduated high school, went to San Diego for boot camp, was medically discharged right before I graduated boot camp. Lived with my parents, got a warehouse job, came to the realization that being a photographer would be my new focus in life. Mom and dad bought my first camera for my 20th birthday, placed in a photo contest, moved to Chicago for photography school, stopped watching TV all together and started reading, photo assisted two years, placed in The Lucies sophomore year. Met nice girl #2 senior year and moved in with her, shot my first big advertising job. Realized 23 is too young to settle down, left the nice girl and the 52nd floor apartment, graduated, took out a business loan, moved to Miami, shot on location for a month, moved to New York City. Woke up one day and realized I was looking at 25, making pictures and trying to figure out what comes next.
Beautiful collection of portrait, advertisting, and corporate photos by photographer Ian Sanderson. As a photographer, Ian’s work uses shallow depth of field and simple backdrops in much of his work, letting the beauty of the model dominate each image. Working in black and white and color, Anderson’s photography uses classic lines of the human body to produce stunning works of art.
Welcome to the newest member of our photo blog… f/1.0. This great photography blog and portfolio by Photography by Ed Zawadski captures a full range of beautiful photography ranging from striking landscapes, artistic fashion photos, in addition to industry overviews on the latest in camera gear.
Here is an excerpt from his bio:
“Some of my first photographic memories are of my dad and his camera. I remember as a child, working in the darkroom with him – the smell of the chemicals, the glowing hands of the timer clock; squeegee-ing off freshly rinsed strips of negatives with my fingers the way he showed me.
When I was in high school, he gave me my first camera. It was a Pentax Spotmatic, circa 1967 I believe. With 50/1.4 and 135/3.5 Super-Takumar lenses.I still have (and use) that camera and those lenses to this day.In college I took photography courses to refine my skills, and began to develop my deep passion for this amazing art form.”
Take a few moments to check out Ed’s well written articles and great photography!