SURREAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY PHILIPPE RAMETTE
These are real images envisioned and portrayed by French artist Philippe Ramette, and photographed by his collaborator Marc Domage. He created a series of gravity-defying photographs that show him in seemingly impossible poses. These illusions were not created digitally as Ramette explains to The Guardian in 2009, “You see a tension in my hands, my red face is far from serene as the blood rushes to it, my suit is ruffled.” The photos were captured by tilting the camera and setting up hidden supports, if needed. Share
LONDON FESTIVAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY – JUNE 2012
It’s here again. London Festival of Photography is taking over the whole city in June 2012. Eighteen exhibitions and forty events will take place in British Library, Tate Modern, V&A, Central Saint Martins and many other the most celebrated venues. This year 50 000 expected attendees will have the chance to see Gaddafi photo archive, new work by Simon Roberts (worldwide exclusive), Steve Bloom (images not seen for over 25 years and opportunity to look at those unseen), Chris Steele-Perkins, Martin Parr and Jodi Bieber (to name the few). Personally, more »
Tomasz Gudzowaty
Tomasz Gudzowty is one of my favorite artists. I saw his work first many years ago during Newsweek photography competition and I took part in organising the exhibition for the finalists. Shaolin Temple of Tomasz Gudzowaty is the only piece of work I remember from this time. There was a story he was telling us, there was the energy from exotic country just in front of our eyes. His photos have been published in Max Magazine, L’Equipe, The Guardian, Newsweek, Forbes, Time and Photo and he is also the author more »
London in “puddle shots” by Gavin Hammond
Gavin Hammond is giving London and its iconic monuments new life. Or should I say “real life”, because this is how London looks like and this is how everyone should feel about this city. This illuminated views in black and white shots bring you history and mysteries of London in beautiful style. Enjoy! Visit Gavin’s website. Share
