| Ville Varumo Photography Portfolio |
Ville Varumo does profound things with silence. His images are, for the most part, derived from places seemingly devoid of sound. Many of his models are expressionless, allowing the color tones to express their internal emotions. The props around them are minimal but significant – a keyboard or half filled glass of water. Varumo also takes beautiful fog-filled and muted landscapes that are like secret places he has discovered that have never been seen before by the human eye. To see his whole portfolio, take a look at his website.
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Posted by: admin / August 10, 2009 /
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| Indonesian Volcano Krakatoa Threatening Again |
It has been over 126 years since the Indonesian volcano Krakatoa has shown any type of life. Recent images taken have shown that the volcano is coming back to life and not in a good way. While the pictures taken by photographer Marco Fuller are absolutely amazing, the volcano is very serious and threatens many lives. In 1883, Krakatoa claimed over 36,000 lives and changed weather patterns for the following years. “Nearly 150 years on, the region where Krakatoa is situated between the islands of Java and Sumatra in the Indonesian archipelago is more densely populated, with small farmers drawn to the rich and fertile volcanic soils of the area. It is not inconceivable that hundreds of thousands of people could be killed if there were another massive eruption.”
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Posted by: admin / August 1, 2009 /
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| Jamie Chung Latest Photography Collection |
Parsons School of Design Graduate Jamie Chung experiments with still life’s in her latest collection. Her smoking purse, dripping chocolate-covered sunglasses, dancing turtles and elaborate chain-of-event scientific contraptions all suggest motion in objects that appear to be completely frozen in time. The images are iconic, and there is also an emphasis on consumerism in the sea of Sunkist and Welch’s grape soda and the gum centered engagement ring. Her sense of irony is at best in the image of the poor turtle, which is immobilized by a chain and small metal weights.
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Posted by: admin / June 30, 2009 /
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| Ashot Gevorkyan and Yaryshev Evgeny “In Da Car” Photography Series |
Photographers Ashot Gevorkyan and Yaryshev Evgeny have recently collaborated on a photography series titled “In Da Car.” Each still image is a freeze frame of an extreme situation in a car. Both of these photographers create real life scenarios and capture each image smoothly. Check out the rest of the post for more photos.
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Posted by: admin / June 21, 2009 /
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| Gonzalo Benard Self Portraits 2009 Set |
Gonzalo Benard currently lives in Spain but is a Portuguese native. Benard creates some of the most abstract design pieces we have seen. Surreal, and ironic, forms of expression influence him. His works advocate bizarre and provocative thoughts that are part of his daily routine. Photography is combined with graphic design to create an element of shock and calm, Benard creates a special feeling behind his work with each piece that is presented in black and white.
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Posted by: admin / June 13, 2009 /
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| Richard Moose Iraq Photography Collection |
Photographer Richard Moose recently launched his Iraq photography set. Richard captures some of the raw elements of worn torn Iraq, car debris from bombings, and Saddam Hussain landmarks are some of the images in this collection. Richard does an excellent job in creating an experience for each photograph with the proper lighting and imagery.
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Posted by: admin / June 10, 2009 /
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