Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Thursday, April 25, 2013

stare down stereotypes


"Growing up during the 1960s Chicano movement, Harry Gamboa Jr., [a Los Angeles-based artist,] resented how Chicanos were often portrayed...His photo series Chicano Male Unbonded was his response.  'What was used in the media was this idea of creating inferiority or guiltiness,' he says. 'But these [Chicano] men had contributed to and saved my life.'  Since 1972, Gamboa has created art in various media and formats interpreting the contemporary urban Chicano experience...He chose people who have 'a stance of being affirmative in their own lives,' he says. His subjects are professors, activists, fathers, war veterans and anyone who has contributed to his life."




Source:  NPR

Friday, March 23, 2012

double exposure

"German photographer Florian Imgrund acquired his first film camera in the summer of 2010 and has made incredibly good use of it since. All of his double exposure work is done completely in camera without the use of photoshop, and often merges human forms with the natural landscape."  

Analog Double Exposure Photographs by Florian Imgrund photography  

Analog Double Exposure Photographs by Florian Imgrund photography  

Analog Double Exposure Photographs by Florian Imgrund photography  

Analog Double Exposure Photographs by Florian Imgrund photography  

Analog Double Exposure Photographs by Florian Imgrund photography  

Source:  This is Colossal

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Thursday, October 6, 2011

a shade of red

"It was a simple red lip that brought 100 women together for Alyson Fox's latest project. The artist snapped intimate portraits of each woman wearing the same lip color, Certainly Red from Revlon, in her compilation book, A Shade of Red. The book captures a rainbow of women of different ages, ethnicities, styles and personalities (many of whom had never been professionally photographed before), who prove that red looks phenomenal on just about everyone."


ruby

mary

laura

april

tiff

ann

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

sky high intersections

"Watching a city from above can reveal so much about its character,.. I think that the pace of New York City is best seen from high above: the constant flow of taxis, the merging of traffic, the waves of pedestrians crossing at the change of traffic lights, and the sounds of honking horns and sirens."








Sunday, September 25, 2011

plotter posters

"Chicago artist Debbie Carlos is printing these epic black and white prints on a large format plotter printer meant for architectural and engineering prints. The pitch-perfect selection of imagery and the lower resolution printing result in some stunning wall decor."


Large Format Plotter Posters by Debbie Carlos posters photography art animals

Large Format Plotter Posters by Debbie Carlos posters photography art animals

Large Format Plotter Posters by Debbie Carlos posters photography art animals

Large Format Plotter Posters by Debbie Carlos posters photography art animals

Large Format Plotter Posters by Debbie Carlos posters photography art animals

Source:  This is Colossal