American Celebrity Photography by Michael Muller

Michael Muller is an American photographer known for celebrities and photography ads. He has celebrity photography a portrait celebrity photography of a wide range of actors, musicians, and artists, including Joaquin Phoenix, Robert Downey Jr., Shepard Fairey, Hugh Jackman, and Alec Baldwin. And he had shot the movie posters and promotional photos for many big budget Hollywood movies, like Iron Man and X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Read the rest of this entry »

9 Monica Bellucci Photography on Matrix Movie

Monica Bellucci has achieved a remarkable context, maybe the other models most can only dream of. After seeing nearly 50 films and television programs, Monica Bellucci position in this sector – both in North America and abroad – it is quite remarkable (though far from surprising, given his innate talent). Read the rest of this entry »

Black and White Fashion Photography by Tom Munro

Tom Munro make beautiful fashion photography oiginally from England, in the early nineties Tom Munro moved to New York and registered to Parsons School of Design to make fashion photography. Photographer learning the ropes as an apprentice to the most respected names in the field, and his career took off from this point. He has worked with numerous fashion magazines including Vogue Italie, Harper’s Bazaar, Numero, and Elle, for fashion photography. Read the rest of this entry »

10 Landscape Photography by Essa Al Mazroee

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Canon PowerShot SX150 IS, a compact little more affordable with a 12x optical zoom. It has no backlight sensor so the image quality will not be the same as that offered by the two first.

Also, the shot is limited to 720p resolution. Screen 3 “on the back has a low resolution, and supplies were two AA batteries. Read the rest of this entry »

Sony NEX-C3 Review

That’s not quite love at first sight for us and Sony NEX-C3 range. We’re big fans of the concept – an SLR-style sensor and interchangeable lenses crammed into a compact body shape – but while the picture quality is every bit as good as conventional SLR, performance and control is lacking. Read the rest of this entry »

11 Creative advertising photography by Studio Evert Thiry, based in Antwerpen, Belgium. Read the rest of this entry »

Fashion Photography by Chidi Achara

Chidi Acha started by taking photography of his friends hang out in high school and to this day continues to be inspired by the energy of youth culture on fashion photography. He graduated from Cambridge University and moved to London, working with photographers like Nick Knight and Nadav Kander. Chidi graduated from Cambridge University and worked with renowned advertising agency Bogle Hegarty Bartlett (BBH) before starting his career in fashion photography. His clients have included ID, Jalouse, Arena, Levi’s, Pepe, Galeries Lafayette (Paris) and Alexander McQueen among others. His work has also featured in several Taschen publications including “id Fashion Now 2,” “Safe + Sound” and “Soul ID” – as well as performances in London, Paris and New York for fashion photography. Read the rest of this entry »

Female Fashion Photography by Antonella Arismendi

Antonella Arismendi was born in the mid-eighties and grew up with Barbie dolls, twin peaks and the ghost of Pedro Raota, which decorate the hall for today’s homes. Gathered on the influence of his magical blend of technique, sensuality and mystique that has defined his artistic persona fashion photography. In the work fashion photography charming by nature, Antonella planning to blow up everything, at least that’s what his birth chart says. Read the rest of this entry »

Strong Cinematic Photography by Steven Lyon

Steven Lyons is a photographer and film maker known for the strong cinematic photography. He discovered photography after 18 years on the other side of the camera to make cinematic photography. Having started shooting in his natlve California, he quickly moved back to Paris to pursue his expertise furher. His first task in 2002 for the then trendy magazine Spoon on cinematic photography. Read the rest of this entry »