MIKE ROSENTHAL PHOTOGRAPHY | FILM Alex Stoddard - About Alex Stoddard was born in Jacksonville, Florida and spent his childhood growing up in the deep south. He began taking self-portraits at the age of sixteen in the woods behind his Georgian home, and this stirred in him the need to create and express himself through the craft of photography. His work focuses on the human form and the process of infusing it with natural surroundings. He also strives to create whimsical and surreal portraits. Alex is currently based in Los Angeles, California. Gallery Representation: Fahey Klein Gallery www.faheykleingallery.com Selected Clients Universal Republic Records American Repertory Theater Llewellyn Worldwide LTD Pak International, Obstinee by Ika Orchard Fiction UK Publications Better Photography Magazine Rangefinder Magazine Phosphore Magazine La Repubblica Digital Photo Magazine POSI+VE Magazine Shanghai Weekly PhotoSTAT Magazine Romania Libera Doze Magazine Dolce & Gabbana's Swide Magazine MEMO Magazine Musetouch Magazine Kwerfeldein Magazine
Portfolio - Underwater Photography Elena Kalis Underwater Photography Top Blog Index Navigation This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. BESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswyBESbswy Do you have a Wi-Fi connection? “Weird Beauty” is a striking photographic series by Alexander Khokhlov. Additional credits go to face painter Valeriya Kutsan, and modeling by Elena Banduro. Photos © Alexander Khokhlov Link via My Modern Met
Head in Clouds Photographer Jeen Na is only seventeen years old, and he already has a good eye for composition. His double exposure pictures are really the outstanding part of his portfolio. Photos © Jee Na Link via My Darkened Eyes The Perfect Balance Well-known for her wallpaper-inspired body art, Emma Hack has made a distinguishing series titled “Panoramic Bodies,” which explores the paradox of the south Australian landscape. I.e. “often depicted as harsh, although truly fragile and vulnerable to our action and inaction.” [1] See also: “A Magical connection of the Human body and Landscape,” and “Blending into the Background.” 1.
Black and white photography by Nobuyuki Taguchi Born in 1968 in Yokohama, Japan, Nobuyuki Taguchi first began his photography back in 1991, when he was studying Fine Art in Sculpture at University in London. After finishing his MA course in 1995, Nobuyuki soon developed a deep interest in Information Technology and he became an IT professional. In 1999 he started “Digital” photography and has been spending more time on his photography since. In 2007 he started publishing his Black and White Photography on the internet. In May 2009 Nobuyuki’s photography article “Eye for a difference” was published in “Amateur Photographer” magazine. I selected 28 subjects that i most like, to see more you can surf nobuyukitaguchi.com Dreamy and Whimsical Underwater Photography Elena Kalis captures whimsical and otherworldly scenes with underwater photography– her playful photos feature women and children suspended in the dreamy depths of Bahamian water, surrounded by props and costumes. Every photo is a world of its own: sometimes they are tableaus from Alice in Wonderland, sometimes they show dancers in mid-motion, and sometimes they are merely rich explorations in color. Some of her best work uses an unexpected camera angle to play with our perception of planes in the photo– the surface of the water transforms into mirrors, floors, or walls, depending on how the model and the camera work together to create these illusions. Her entire Alice in Wonderland series is incredible– she has the whole cast of characters, from Tweedledee/Tweedledum to the Mock Turtle.
Picasso – light graffiti In 1949, LIFE photographer Gjon Mili visited Picasso in Vallauris, France. He showed Pablo some photographs of ice skaters with tiny lights affixed to their skates jumping in the dark. Picasso was immediately inspired, these photos were the result. Via LIFE mag gallery Visual Art by the Human Body Visual Art by the Human Body