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Carol Sachs, curating “Naked Eye”, a new travel project
no responses - Posted 06.05.11
Naked Eye is a new blog curated by photographer Carol Sachs, and featuring places like the Grand Canyon, Utah (USA), Tokyo, and the Dolomites, the Italian mountain range that can be discovered on a fascinating journey through the photos of this young restless photographer. Carol Sachs is a young Brazilian ...continue
TheThird&TheSeventh by Alex Roman
no responses - Posted 01.31.10
Alex Roman (real name is Jorge Seva) is a Spanish artist specialist of 3D renderings mostly playing with photographic techniques. After being trained in traditional painting at a few academies, he discovered the world of CG. He created a short movie (12 minutes long), 100% computer generated: TheThird&TheSeventh (see above) ...continue
Urban tilt-shifts and portraits: Patrick Messina
no responses - Posted 01.09.10
Patrick Messina is a French photographer who refreshed the use of tilt-shift during the nineties at a time everybody was using cross processing. He's just updated his portfolio that is a great chance to get a look. The trendy urban tilt-shifts are soft and beautiful. Patrick Messina is represented by ...continue
Creative landscapes by Christian Schmidt
no responses - Posted 11.02.09
Christian Schmidt is a German photographer based in Stuttgart. Great work around landscapes, people, automotive and architecture. There are also gorgeous pictures about emptyness, large spaces, colors… Since 2002, Christian Schmidt won more than 100 awards at ADC Berlin, ADC New York, AOP London, BFF Germany, Commarts USA, Graphis USA, ...continue
Tilt shift photography: Samuel Cockedey
1 response - Posted 05.25.09
Samuel Cockedey is a French photographer who moved to Tokyo in 2000 and started taking pictures using digital SLRs since 2005. He has experimented various options with a focus on tilt shift photography as well as time lapse sequences. Photoshop post-processing is minimal and almost always limited to spot removal ...continue