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This is an amazing example of dedication to hand-work and D.I.Y in an overwhelmingly virtual and automatized world. Ian Ruhter is traveling through the US in a van he had turned into a massive wet-plate camera. Watch the beautiful short documentary below, explaining the sacrifices Ian has made in order to realize this high-risk project – every photograph is a project in itself, with all sorts of elements potentially ruining it. However when Ian succeeds in capturing the shot, the results are magnificent.
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May 15, 2012
Ian Ruhter, Photography, portrait, street photography, wet plate
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Samuel Pritzker captures mesmerizing shots that blend scenic photography with abstract and dreamy portraits.
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May 14, 2012
abstract, cross process, desert, dreamy, experimental, landscape, lomo, nude, Photography, Samuel Pritzker, volcano
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Fascinating work by Frederic Fontenoy. Produced between 1988 and 1990, this series captures body movements and contorcions at its most liquid state. Honestly I have no idea how these movements look without the long exposure – or even what the person looks like. The metamorphosis effect is so perfectly achieved it’s as if we are looking at some swiftly-moving boneless and living shape.
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May 10, 2012
conceptual, Frederic Fontenoy, metamorphosis, Photography, series
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Thomas Albdorf is not only great at balancing things, but also knowing which things to balance, where to shoot these temporary installations, and of course how to compose a great shot. We featured Thomas’ work by in early 2011, since then he has continued to produce outstanding work and from reading his blog it seems there’s even more in the coming.
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May 8, 2012
conceptual, Photography, Thomas Albdorf
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Jacqueline Harriet captures wonderful warm and youthful vibes in her photography.
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May 6, 2012
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I like the experimental edge to Michael Gelinas’ photography – he’s got an imaginative way of playing with saturation and overlays, often creating great surreal portraits.
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May 3, 2012
experimental, Film, Michael Gelinas, Photography, portrait, surreal
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Randy Martin was featured here a long time back and since has added many great pictures to his portfolio – all seemingly within the context of travels, although one can never be sure if photographers take pictures while travelling or travel in order to take pictures.
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May 2, 2012
Film, landscape, Photography, portrait, Randy Martin, travel
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