Eric Cahan is an artist from New-York city. His fine art photographs are inspired by color and nature. His influences include Mark Rothko, James Turrell, and the Light and Space movement. Eric Cahan believes that “light is not so much something that reveals, as it is itself the revelation.”
The Sky Series are initially captured as sunrises or sunsets. Cahan’s objective is to create a window into a time and a place, and to demonstrate how memories and colors shift and become abstract.

Raphaël Dautigny is a French photographer who just has updated his online portfolio. He has very interesting portrait galeries but his portfolio is also composed with great series. “The surf” is an original work about surf sessions, giving a particular importance to landscape with a distant point of view.

Claudine Doury is a French photographer based in Paris. She works on very beautiful series along her travels, witnessing the life of her daughter and friends “Sasha” or people she met like in « Peuples de Sibérie » in a sort of road movie. If you take a few minutes you’ll discover a very delicate and human sight, Claudine Doury has a particularlar skill to show the intimate issues (or questions) of teenagers, these portraits that may seem cold are, at least, very sensible.
Claudine Doury is represented by Camera Obscura Gallery in Paris and she is a member of VU agency.

Terence Chang is a photographer based in San Francisco. He is a great user of long exposures (or long shutter speed) that is a very popular technique for photographers actually. These cool rendering of light, time and motion in his photography embodies a great sense of originality. His images are graphic, sharp and interesting to say the least.

James Gulliver Hancock is an illustrator who works between New York and his homeland studio in Sydney, Australia. He has been drawing for major print, TV and music publishing releases. He has also participated in projects in the USA the UK, Indonesia, Austria, Germany, France and Australia, taking his whimsical perception around the world.

Claire Soubrier is a French artist mostly photographer who likes to create art events or installations focusing on human faces. Her models are anonymous, relatives or ordinary people. She has a particular point of view on people, her subject becoming almost sculptural. Claire Soubrier’s just updated her website with great new works.

Making of “CONNECT” Shooting photo Claire SOUBRIER by ÂME GRAPHIC

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Sam Vanallemeersch is an artist from Belgium creating lots of drawings with many differing styles. A crazy portfolio, amazing!

Pascal Fellonneau is a French photographer who did a few very interesting series in Iceland. The style is quite classical but he really has a very unique sense of watching things and I spent a long time across the whole portfolio (there are lots of stuff in there) liking the ideas, the surprises, the spirit, the amazing colors of it. I wish Pascal Fellonneau had a better website, anyway the images are fantastic.

Susan Castillo is a photographer who is working closely with the Scottish magazine The Coveted, creating many of their main fashion spreads. She exhibited in London at the Association of Photographers Gallery in 2008 and later went on to co-coordinate a collaborative show at SWG3, which was followed by her first solo show ‘Deep’ in 2010, including arty underwater shots. Collaborations have included The Scottish Ballet, Craft Mafia, Kabloom, Les Garcons de Glasgow and Indicate Magazine. Her work has featured in The List, The Skinny, Image and Gestalten’s books Urban Interventions and the recently published My Green City.

Carol Sachs is a young Brazilian photographer living and working in London, UK. Among her clients are Vogue Hommes Japan, Wallpaper, American Lawyer Magazine, the Scandinavian, British, and Belgian editions of Vice Magazine, Nowness.com and various Brazilian magazines.
Carol Sachs is also very interested in cinema and theater photography, having worked with Sutil Theater Company in Brazil on all of their productions since 2006, photographing their creative process, rehearsals and performances. As she is travelling often, she had this great idea to publish her travel photographs on a personnal project, a blog we already featured here: Nakedeye.