There’s a great deal of humor going through the photography work of artist duo TONK. Taiyo Onorato and Nico Krebs studied photography at the Zürich University of the Arts. Since 2003, they have worked together as the artist “TONK”.
From august 21st art gallery KUNSTAGENTEN exhibits the work of TONK in Berlin. More information here.
Via iGNANT
Los Angeles-based photographer Emily Shur has oustanding creative photography skills.
Read an interview with Emily Shur here.
Touching Strangers is a brilliant on-going photo series by Richard Renaldi.
Complete strangers are asked to pose together with the stipulation that they must touch each other in some manner.
Via BOOOOOOOM!
SHIFT is a beautiful photo series by 21-year old photographer Johnny Lucus. The colourful and blurry effect was achieved using a pair of recular paper 3D glasses. Johnny folded them to double the effect and held it over the lens. Simple as that!
Do visit Johnny Lucus’ Behance portfolio.
Via Icon_ology
This numbers series by Stockholm-based photographer Alexander Crispin caught my eye. All though it is not difficult to shot these still lifes, it is a highly meticulous process that takes time and the results are always really visual. Done for an ad campaign for the Swedish company SET Revision.
Reminded me of Linda Hundgren’s food campaign for Hemköp.
Via Buamai
Caleb Charland is a Maine-based photographer who combines a love of scientific experiments and photographs. In 2004 he received an award for his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
Caleb Charland‘s extraordinary photographs are completely without digital manipulation and takes all pictures with a standard camera.
Via iGNANT
Car Crash Studies is an interesting photo series by Danish photographer Nicolai Howalt. “I wanted to see if cruelness also could have some beauty in it … I’ve tried to create an exhibition that was both breathtaking and moving”.
Amazing close-up photography that gives you something to think about.
Silent World is an absolutely beautiful photo series by Michael Kenna.
Michael Kenna (born 1953) is an English photographer best known for his black & white landscapes. In the 1980s, Kenna moved to San Francisco.
Via TRIANGULATION
Amazing photos by world-renowned and top influential fashion photographer Juergen Teller.
Currently his Calves & Thighs, a major exhibition of work by JUERGEN TELLER, is on view at Photo España, 9 June – 22 August. See more of Teller’s work here.
Via We Find Wildness
These awkward photos by Koen Hauser simply just caught my eye.
Koen Hauser, born in 1972, is a multidisciplinairy artist, who works and lives in Leiden, the Netherlands.
Via Sweet Station
Lovely photographs by Toronto-based photographer and digital image maker Andrew B. Myers.
Andrew’s photos plays with both analog as well as digital techniques to achieve a certain look and sensibility.
Via iGNANT
I’m head over heels in love with these gorgeous photos from Le Mans Classic 2010 by French photographer and art director Laurent Nivalle.
I had a really hard time choosing which photos to show you guys, so make sure you take a look at the entire photo series here.
Via Designlenta
Spectacular collages by German artist, designer and programmer Florian Kuhlmann. Stunning compositions that are almost 100% symmetrical and perfectly organized with bold and colorful gradients creating thousands of objects. It can take Florian Kuhlmann up to several months to make one single collage.
This is the kind artwork that will constantly give you something new to discover. Fantastic!
If you can read Spanish, there’s a nice interview with Kuhlmann here.
Via TRIANGULATION
I’m guessing Danish photographer Asger Carlsen really want to have the cake and eat it too. At least that’s my interpretation of these awesome black/white breast on butt photos.
This series was made for S. Magazine.
Asger Carlsen has a lot of other eyecatching photography in his portfolio.
Via We Find Wildness
Metamorphose is an amazing blurred and abstract photo-art series by Frédéric Fontenoy. The incredible thing about these photos is that they’re all on one photo, and that they’re made between 1988 and 1990. Pretty outstanding that he used this technique over 20 years ago.
Check out more of his photos by clicking here, though some of his other work is definitely NSFW.
Via Kitsune Noir
Pinar Yolacan is a visual artist based in New York. She takes portraits using a variety of unusual and unexpected meat and poultry products to accesorizes her sitters with.
Pinar was born in Ankara, Turkey in 1981.
Via acidolatte
Absolutely breathtaking photos by Los Angeles-based photographer Brooke Shaden.
I can’t believe Brooke is only 23 years old. SO much talent!
Via Sweet Station
It’s not easy finding some consistency in Charlie Engman‘s experimental photography. None the less Charlie manages to take outstanding photos.
Charlie Engman is originally from Evanston, Illinois but now lives and works in New York City.
Via We Find Wildness
Alena Beljakova‘s photos has beautiful weirdness to them.
Alena is based in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Via iGNANT
I feel drawn to these dark photographs by Desiree Dolron.
The ‘Xteriors’ series have a stunning renaissance look and yet a futuristic feel.
Via Look in art
bumbumbum
