Archive for the ‘Artists’ Category
Posted on July 25, 2008 - by Patrick
Asako Narahashi
Lots of lucky ducks headed to water this weekend, and that reminded me of a post yesterday at Vulture on artist Asako Narahashi’s work. The methodolgy for these:
For her grainy photographs, Asako Narahashi floats chest deep in the ocean off the coast of Japan, her camera half-submerged in the water…
…giving a shark’s eye view of the oh so innocent beach go’ers. Very cool.
Narahashi is showing at Yossi Milo through August 22.
Posted on December 14, 2007 - by Patrick
One for the Road
We are buried in snow here, and the view outside reminded me of the quiet, clean, and ever so slightly moody photographs of Giedrius Varnas. Very lovely work, with layers of subtleness building on each other, creating a contemplative feel.
See Varnas’ work here.
Posted on December 14, 2007 - by Patrick
Cole Rise
My photographer for today is Cole Rise. I “stumbled” on him awhile back and had to share here. Great photos, typically atmospheric with some slight vintage processing and compositing. I also love his website, a slick flash based presentation with very faint image manipulation. Enjoy yourself here.
Posted on December 12, 2007 - by Patrick
Dirk Karsten
Spied this at Kelby’s site, Dirk Karsten- great work. Has a flavor similar to Erik Almas (neutralday.com fave). Great tones, moods, and photochopping.
see it here: link
-Patrick
Posted on December 11, 2007 - by Patrick
Nick Brandt
If you love wildlife photography, please, check out Nick Brandt’s work at the Young Gallery
Just.
Amazing.
It’s kind of like seeing a Vanity Fair spread on a celebrity, but with animals.
I love it.
link.
-Patrick






