Tag: portraiture
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Simple, Bare, Beautiful: An Interview With Adrian Ang
written by cheeo on 2020-05-13 #people
Portrait photographer Adrian Ang steps into the Lomography spotlight with his truthful commentary and expressive form of portrait photography.
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Some Unique Portrait Styles for Your Next Roll of Film
2017-07-01 #tutorials
Bored with the usual bust or look book shots when taking portraits? Get creative with these tipsters using an analogue camera and your favorite film stock.
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On Beauty and Women: an Interview with Jordan Bunniie (NSFW)
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2016-11-06 #people
In a patriarchal society, everything that women are fighting for, especially for equal rights, are often labeled radical to many; but don't discouraged by impressions. Get inspired on how American photographer Jordan Bunniie becomes her own role model through her provoking artistry and vision.
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The Importance of Connection — an Interview with Anna Försterling
written by cheeo on 2020-01-21 #culture #people
A picture, when done right, can tell stories. In this interview, we take a look at how photographer Anna Försterling does this with her timeless portraits.
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Portraiture in Reverse: a Candid Study of Toby Harvard
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2016-07-23 #people
Everything about a person can be read upon the sight of his face -- the squint of eyes, turn of lips or raise of brows immediately paint one's feelings like an open book; but these elements are shrouded in English photographer Toby Harvard's portraiture.
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Seeing Stars with Petzval 58 and Petzval 85: Antonio Castello's Musings at the Berlinale
2018-03-06 #people
It's one thing to see celebrities on screen, and another thing in real life. Photographer Antonio Castello shares to Lomography Magazine his first-time experience at the 68th Berlinale as he documented the event with two brassy lenses — the Petzval 58 Bokeh Control Art Lens and New Petzval 85 Lens.
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"Daddy_Lee" by Sean Marc Lee
written by Eunice Abique on 2017-09-21 #people
Like father, like son. These words can never get any truer than in Sean Marc Lee's endearing series, "Daddy_Lee".
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Scenes from a Winter Wonderland
2016-11-25 #culture #places
'Tis the season to be jolly! Get ready to bask and lounge around the flurries and live the winter days as if in a snow globe.
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Of Fashion Photography and the Happiness Within — an Interview with Aaron Crossman
written by cheeo on 2019-12-12 #culture #people
Loving what you do and doing it out of love is probably one of the best combinations out there. Fashion photographer Aaron Crossman is living the charmed life for being able to do both. Read on to find out more about him and why he loves his work in this interview.
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Surrealist Waste: The World of Decay and Living by Jodie Cartman
written by cielsan on 2019-05-25 #people
Florals and rubbish coexist in the wonderland of Surrealist Waste, Lomographer Jodie Cartman, a.k.a. floorshow's hyper-surrealist dimension captured in film.
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Feminine Energy: An Interview with Nora Lowinsky
written by Eunice Abique on 2017-09-28 #people
Nora Lowinsky's enchanting portraiture is about women, for women.
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Getting to Know Portraitist Cielo Yu and His Art
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-07-09 #people
Talented Taiwanese photographer Cielo Yu's portraits are not your ordinary bust shots and lookbook frames. In a sensual, elusive fashion, his portraiture work is a puzzle, a mystery not to be solved, but to be appreciated.
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Wang Wei on the Wandering Youth
written by cielsan on 2019-04-22 #people
As a maverick himself, Chinese photographer Wang Wei tries to see how other young souls look like through his lens.
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The Eclectic Portraiture of Cielo Yu
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-06-04 #people
We get an intimate profile of Taiwanese photographer Cielo Yu as he captures people in the most unlikely and unique compositions he can come up with.
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Bonnita Postma: Blurring the Lines with Vintage Non-Binary Portraiture
written by cielsan on 2020-05-24 #culture #people
Read about artist Bonnita Postma and how she reimagines and assembles faces of the olden times to create identities unshackled by racial and gender stereotypes.
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Time, Youth, and Change — an Interview with Ryan Mills
written by cheeo on 2019-08-05 #culture #people
Fine art photographer Ryan Mills uses large-format photography to explore the concept of time and change. Learn more about him and his work in this short interview.
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Styles of Portraits According to Length
2017-02-03 #culture
How do you take a portrait, and how many ways can you take one? Allow our Lomographs to teach you a thing or two about different kinds of portraiture in terms of size and length.
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The Dark Pantheon & Peculiarities: Viktor Koen
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-01-29 #people
New York-based photographer Viktor Koen has already cemented his distinction and style in art photography, but his oeuvre might rattle the faintest hearts with the twisted beauty of his tintypes of beasts and creatures from Greek mythology, and photogravures of nightmarish children.
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Modern Rococo: Portraits by Jordan Tiberio
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2016-12-04 #people
Portraiture — a favorite among artists and photographers. Most of the traditional and classical rules are still being followed, and it takes a certain level of creativity to be distinct. But here, portraitist Jordan Tiberio re-imagines old, playful aesthetics and imbues them into her photography.
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Portraits That Tell A Story: An Interview With Jeff Isy
written by Ivana Džamić on 2016-12-14 #people
Growing up on a tropical island surrounded by pure nature, Jeff Isy developed the ability to see and find beautiful things around him. His portrait and lifestyle photography are characterized by beautiful composition and warm colors that really make his work stand out.
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Pandora's Box: "In Rooms" by Brittany Markert (NSFW)
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2016-11-13 #culture #people
A truth: life is simple, living isn't. Within the grand scale of things, everything seems minuscule; how easy it is for the human to detach from soul and empathy and bury them within. This kept human condition and behavior is given limelight in photographer Brittany Markert's riveting series.
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Joseph Wolfgang Ohlert: Musings About the Masculine Form
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-06-11 #people
Join Lomography's exclusive interview with the witty German portrait photographer Joseph Wolfgang Ohlert on how he breaks the stereotypes of portrait photography in the context of gender norms and traditional masculinity.
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Andrea Zvadova: Bokeh Studies with the Petzval 58 Bokeh Control Art Lens
2017-02-02 #news #people
UK based photographer Andrea Zvadova is used to shooting beautiful fashion portraits. We lent her a Petzval 58 Bokeh Control Art Lens and she took herself away from her portraiture work to create some intriguing and dreamy bokeh studies.
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Toby Harvard on Drawing the Enigma in Portraiture
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2016-07-17 #people
There is beauty in mystery, a concept often sought after by beholders of the artistic eye. English photographer Toby Harvard captures his portraits in the face of human enigma.
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How to Shoot Like a Pictorialist with the Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art Lens
2017-07-23 #gear #tutorials
New to your Daguerreotype Achromat 2.9/64 Art Lens and don't know where to begin? Say no more, we introduce you to the old art of Pictorialism -- a photographic movement that pioneered the camera as a medium of art.
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Between the Devil & the Deep Blue Sea: Pieter Hugo
2017-03-14 #news
Internationally acclaimed photographer Pieter Hugo explores how culture divides and unites us all simultaneously.
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Painting a Romantic Atmosphere: Lovers' Portraits
2020-02-11 #tutorials
These are the many ways on what and how love looks like, captured through your camera lens.
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An Interview with Kitty Callaghan: on Experimental Fashion Collages
written by Ciel Hernandez on 2017-07-02 #people
Kitty Callaghan's fashionable "cut-and-paste" experiments through photography and mixed media has a distinct style to them -- playful, colorful, yet elegant. Kitty sits down with us for a one-on-one on how she developed her signature art all on her own.
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Figures and Faces: Portraits Taken with the New Jupiter 3+ Art Lens
2016-01-26 #news
A candid moment caught in the streets; a perfect pose from a friend; a memorable look towards the distance. Portraiture has been a subject of admiration for our New Jupiter 3+ Art Lens.
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Lost in the Moment: An Interview with Raymond van Mil
written by Eunice Abique on 2017-09-23
Dutch Vice photo editor Raymond van Mil is no stranger to the nightlife. In fact, that's where you can find him most of the time, deep into the fleeting moment but always ready to capture the next big scene.
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