Five Portrait Photographers You Should Know
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Because I love this site and love what they do and are doing with spreading the word around of amazing artist is so many forms I am glad to have the opportunity to be able to re-post there daily post that I get from them straight in to my gmail. Lucky me and lucky you since now I am posting them here.
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| The StudioVox Crew |
Each week, StudioVox selects 5 artists, photographers, illustrators or designers from our community whose work inspires us creatively. Whether for its beauty, humor, detail, or the story behind the workStudioVox features artists we love that we think you'll enjoy too.
Our talented Photographers this week have an eye for expression, capturing the beauty and individuality of their subjects with portraiture. Through their work these photographers capture an abstracted slice of the whole person weaving subtle cues of light, shadow and expression into a visual story.
We gain an emotional link to the person - experiencing the ‘feel’ of knowing them without knowing them at all - creating an emotional connection through the depths of their eyes, or the slant of their chin. A visual imagining of the simplicity or complexity of who they are, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.
Photographer - Netherlands
Erica V. Karsbergen is fine art photographer based in the Netherlands. Her very distinctive and recognizable style is characterized by the use of dark shadows and light and by a strong inspiration from Dutch golden age paintings.
The relation between old and new is inherent in her creation's, from the choice of the subject to the recycled materials that she used in her shoots. ‘What is already on the earth is enough to create new art with,’ she says. ‘My work focuses mainly on fine art portrait and lifestyle.’
You can see her work at the Lemon frame gallery, Vogue.it and StudioVox.
Laszlo Szabo
Photographer - Debrecen, Hungary
Laszlo Szabo is a self taught photographer who started photography about 2 years ago as a hobby. He lives in Debrecen, the 2nd biggest city in Hungary and works at IT related multinational company.
“My main interest is portrait photography featuring women. Creating images that are feminine and calm. The environment and colors are a very important part of my photos and essential for the mood I want to create. I like to shoot with film cameras as well, but most of my shots are digital.”
Szabo enjoys capturing the natural beauty of women “I love taking photos of models without make-up. Most of my models are my friends or colleagues from the company where I work, but in the future I would like to work with professionals as well.”
You can see more of his work on StudioVox.
Photographer - Prague, Czech Republic
Alexandra Hrašková is a 25 years old photographer from Slovakia who started her photography career when she was 17 years old and hasn’t stopped since. “I finished law school in Bratislava but decided to become a professional photographer instead.
Three years ago I spent a year in Greece and then moved to Prague where I'm now based. My work was featured in online magazines such as Splendor, Fashion map, The Book magazine, B- Authentique, Kink.cz.
I'm mostly interested in portrait, fashion and travel photography. I love shooting fashion editorials and working with makeup artists and stylists but I try to focus on the natural beauty of women when shooting portraits.” You can see more of her work on her website and on StudioVox.
Photographer - Portland, Oregon
Andrew Mesa’s passion for photography is deeply rooted in his interest in the study of personality and helping people capture the truth about who they are. He believes, there’s beauty in every individual and a story that needs to be told. Based in Portland, this up and coming photographer dreams of owning his own studio, photographing celebrities and eventually directing.
An avid student of the theoretical science of Morphology, (a structured exploration of the manifestation of one's temperament in the structure of their face) he seeks to capture this essence and true reality of a person's identity in his photographs using his intuition and connection with his subjects.
He looks to famed photographer Sandro Miller for inspiration. You can see more of his work on hiswebsite and on StudioVox.
Photographer - Charlotte, North Carolina
For Photographer Kelly Jacobi photography is a way of life for her, merging her passions for documenting life as well as her passion for creating something beautiful. “I want to record life in an honest and emotive way,” she says.
“I want to find the balance between the mother and the artist; between documenting and creating art. I strive to capture each moment not always as they were but as the way they felt. I think beauty lies in the simple things of life. I pick up my camera when words fail me. I pick up my camera to document our days. I pick up my camera to create art."
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