Posted by Andrew on November 23rd 2008
Xavi Fuentes’ beautiful black and white images contrast the soft forms of the sea with the solidity of concrete and rock.
I n t r u s i o n
Xavi Fuentes‘ images are dominated by the sea. Slow shutter speeds reduce the movement of the water to a smooth blur, interrupted only by the solid forms of rocks and concrete. He shoots in the half-light of dawn and dusk, reducing the elements of the landscape to strong shapes and dramatic skies.
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Posted by Andrew on November 05th 2008
Fine Art Photographer Mark Edward Harris travelled to Iran to shoot his latest book. He talks about his experiences in the Middle Eastern country.
Photographer Mark Edward Harris first caught my eye with his beautiful black and white photos of Japanese baths. The photos bought to my attention to a part of Japanese culture that previously I’d known nothing about. I liked the intimacy of the photos and wanted to learn more about the photographer who took them.
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Posted by Andrew on October 30th 2008
World Vision photographer David Duchemin captures the soul of travel with his beautiful photos. He shares his insights into the world of travel and NGO photography.
Varanasi, India
David Duchemin’s work goes beyond mere photography. He has an artist’s eye that seeks out the beauty of the places he visits – and wonderful, intimate shared moments with the local people that he encounters on his journeys.
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Posted by Andrew on October 27th 2008
Cody Redmon, native and resident of Montana, lives in a photographer’s paradise.
Old Bull © Cody Redmon
Cody Redmon is lucky enough to live in the American west in what surely must be a photographer’s paradise. A native and resident of the state of Montana, his beautiful black and white images explore the regions’ wild and majestic landscapes.
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Posted by Andrew on October 15th 2008
Can there be a more romantic location to work as a photographer than Africa? Wildlife photographer Andy Biggs is living the dream.
Can there be a more romantic location to make a living as a photographer than the African wilderness? Wildlife photographer Andy Biggs is doing just that. His diverse business mixes photography safaris and workshops with stock and fine art photo sales. More impressive still is the fact that Andy only started taking photos eight years ago.
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