The bio section in the website of North-American photographer Aimee Brodeur is, actually, quite brief; on a single line she merely mentions that, at the moment, she lives in San Francisco, California.
Little more is needed when it comes to enjoy her beautiful images, although with some more investigation one can also discover that...
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There might be something like a changing factor in lace, something that, just in the exact moment it feels we should start calling it a day, mutes and transforms itself into something fresh and attractive. Again.
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Hay algo siempre cambiante en el tema del encaje, algo que, justo cuando parece que la cosa ya...
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How many times have you found yourself so amazed with Swedish photographer Lina Scheynius‘ work that you would have given anything to take it home with you? Sincerely, it happens to me anytime I discover some of her images.
Her fashion editorials are full of emotional notes that go way further than the simple commercial...
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Un-Titled Project is a biannual publication, in the shape of a book, founded by photographer Dennis Golonka and, each new edition, created by a collective of artists that gathers the very best among acclaimed professionals and the most promising people among the emergent scene in photography, arts or illustration.
The amazing editorial by Guy...
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I have never been a huge fan of pin-up style, actually, even less when it started unexpectedly spreading all over in a quite tiring, boring way, to be sincere. However, there’s still hope, my dears, and this portrait of British singer Nicola Roberts by Catherine Servel for Ponystep Magazine is the irrefutable proof of...
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I don’t know out there but in here, the autumn scenery is amazing; the good thing about Berlin is there are trees anywhere so you can go out and, without even needing to walk more than a hundred meters, you discover how leaves can get the most gorgeous shades one can imagine.
When I...
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Winter brings, among many other things, weekends in greyscale: shy sun and threatening intermittent clouds. What’s that thing that looks so poetic in greyscale photography that, actually, you can not find on a grey day?
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El invierno trae, entre otras cosas, fines de semana en escala de grises: un tímido sol y nubes intermitentes amenazando...
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The sisters portrayed by Masha Mel in Sisters, her latest editorial for the new issue of Vrag Magazine, are a little bit peculiar, let’s admit it; with references to Grey Gardens, Nippon manga, 90’s fluo bling-bling and British punk they manage to achive the status of new queens of mix & match.
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Las hermanas que retrata...
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I need to live more, so I can explain more things is one of the projects by Iñaki Álvarez, a Barcelona-based artist that builds visual poems from two images that may seem to have nothing in common at first sight but which, through an ingenious conceptual exercise reveal they were actually ideal partners, much...
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Pauline Van der Cruysse by Yossi Michaeli (source) // Mugler Resort 2012 // Viktor & Rolf Platform Sandals // 3.1 Phillip Lim Straps Sandals (pic by Jak & Jil via Style.com)
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Nothing better than a dose of Arizona Muse radiating glamour in the streets in Paris in Les Feux de la Ville -the latest editorial by Inez & Vinoodh for the October issue of Vogue Paris- while I leave to its Fashion Week. Paris’, not Arizona’s. Arizona the model, not the state. Ooh, how complex...
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Today I got a message wishing me a nice Spring day. Around these parts, what really is about to start is fall -in the calendar, I mean, since cold has already started, actually- but if it is true that everything is relative and, in many occasions, reality depends on the eye of the beholder,...
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It is not the first time that Kasia Bobula appears in here; we met some years ago during 080 Barcelona Fashion although it wasn’t until some time later that I discovered her delightful sensibility with photography and, since then, her contributions for magazines like Dazed & Confused or Another Magazine have been alternating between...
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The touristic walks around Munich a couple of weeks ago took me to discover Nymphenburg Palace, built in mid 17th Century as the summer residence for the rulers of Baviera at that time, a little bit along the lines of well-known Sans Souci in Potsdam, near to Berlin.
The palace -surrounded by amazingly huge gardens,...
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A dacha in Russia is a house in the countryside that was normally used as a place to spend summers and became specially popular among middle class during the end of XIX century. Russian Dacha is the name of the editorial that Masha Mel has lensed for British Vrag Magazine fourth issue, with plenty...
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My brother’s visit last week encouraged me to walk camera-in-hand all around Munich like a real beginner tourist. It is not that Munich is not nice enough to have taken my camera out before, actually it is a beautiful city, it is only that with so many city changes one loses the necessity of taking...
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Considered to be the father of photojournalism, the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson proved from his early works during the ’30s, and along all his career, to have his eye always ready to capture the moment in the very instant it should be captured.
Through next July, 24th the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich is exhibiting...
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Sebastián Portillo is a Mexican photographer joining today IT Hunter contributors with his editorial Paladina.
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Sebastián Portillo es un fotógrafo mejicano que se estrena hoy como colaborador de IT Hunter con su editorial Paladina.
Photography: Sebastián Portillo // Model: Paulina Velasco // Lights: Paul Manríquez
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London-based gallery Danziger Projects is exhibiting till next Thursday, June 30th, The Kate Moss Portfolio and other Stories a visual journey through the already twenty-three years of professional career of one of the most iconic British models. Eleven images selected by the gallery and Moss herself, and taken by photographers like Juergen Teller, Annie...
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Actually, I don’t know what happened. Everything seemed to go so well. Until, all of a sudden, one day Spring disappeared. And, since then, clouds and non-stop rain. Really, I don’t know what happened.
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En realidad, no sé qué pasó. Todo parecía ir tan bien. Hasta que, de pronto, un día nos desapareció la...
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