Today we are delighted to introduce you to the work of photographer Sebastian Klug.
Sebastian and I met a while ago at a group exhibition – entitled “lost in the city” at Galerie Ina Köhler, Berlin – where the ephemeral quality of his grainy, restless and sometimes unreal images certainly left a mark on me. Continue Reading →
Armando Alvarez is an artist who has been photographing his surroundings for as long as he can remember. His photographs have been described as greedy, sarcastic, and somewhat the equivalent of a cross between Duke Ellington and Bad Brains. He makes no apologies for these descriptions. He prefers the slow, arduous process of shooting on “outdated” medium format film cameras over the immediacy of digital cameras and computer software.
He currently lives and works in South Texas where he spends all his free time with his wife and three beautiful children.
See more of his work at
☞ www.mandoalvarez.com
Photographer Chris McCaw uses a huge self built 20×24″ camera to actually burn the sun`s path into vintage photographic paper. He starts before sunrise, takes off the cap of his old, radioactive lens that was used in the 60ties for military aerial purposes and leaves the camera open for a few hours. The surface of the old paper gets burned and turns negative (solarization) because it consists of a higher percentage of silver than new materials.
Photograph above © Chris McCaw
→ www.chrismccaw.com
→ www.chrismccaw.com/SUNBURN/SUNBURN.html
