Jim Marshall’s unseen “peace” photographs, collated and published here for the first time are a timely document for our world today. 60 years after the creation of the CND peace symbol, this body of work is a beautiful and thoughtful reflection from one of the most celebrated photographers of the twentieth century. Renowned street artist […]
From Protest to Performance: New Work 2016-2018 by portrait, fashion editorial and art photographer, director and publisher of Black & Grey magazine delivers a series of photos defined, and unafraid of current history and inspired by historical movements, and future speculation. Showcasing both his art directed editorial work and his stylized reportage-like imagery that gives […]
I recently travelled to the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, the home to the Oglala Lakota Nation and I met with the women that are the backbone of the community and keepers of their ancient wisdom. These photos presented are stills from my upcoming feature documentary film about the Native Women that live on […]
In his giant outdoor studio where he controls space, time and light, Alain Laboile watches his six children. He captures moments of nothing, the unexpected as the expected, the blooming as the outbreak, imagination as banality. His tracking shots put everything on hold: the passage of time, the waltz of the clouds, the leaves in […]
I sometimes wonder if perhaps I flatter myself by using the French term flaneur to describe how I photograph when in Paris. But for more than 50 years as a photographer – no matter where in the world my magazine assignments or self-determined travels have taken me in quest of imagery – I have, in […]
Born in Tokyo, Japan, in 1980, Medical Doctor and Photographer Yasuhisa Ishii began his photography with a Leica M8 in 2009. “Paris-Tokyo” pursues a “Silence” in two different “Noisy” metropolises. Ishii introspects his own self in the noisy Tokyo, in other words, Tokyo made him. “A metropolis is a human made complex so has artificial […]
Sarah Lee is a London based photographer who came to the medium whilst studying literature at University College London in the late 1990s. Since graduating she’s worked for numerous clients both commercial and editorial, including The Guardian, specializing in portraiture features and the Arts. Lee has been published by a number of other publications including […]
In this exhibition I explore the ‘Peacock Effect’. The Peacock Effect is signified by an individual morphing from a placid state of appearance into a full state of exoticised self, displaying a metaphoric ‘fan-like crest of feathers’ – feathers that are a form of adornment and can become a protective and attractive exoskeleton to our […]
“Shooting live music is something few photographers do really well. I just discovered one day I was good at it. You can’t teach it, you can’t learn it, just do it. The recipe is as follows: one part love of photography, one part love of music, one part love of theater and theatrical lighting, one […]
ARTIST STATEMENT The famous “blue pool” at the Pigozzi family‘s Villa Dorane at Cap d‘Antibes has seen actors, models, musicians, and photographers since it was built in 1953. Apart from being the locus of Pigozzi‘s numerous photographs, glamourous birthday parties and Vogue photoshoots have also been hosted there. Color and black-and-white photographs of celebrities including […]