Kirsty Mitchell's 'Wonderland'
Check out these incredible images by Kirsty Mitchell and the story behind them! Here's hoping that book and exhibition do go ahead....
(Thanks for the heads up Roisin Ryan!)
Check out these incredible images by Kirsty Mitchell and the story behind them! Here's hoping that book and exhibition do go ahead....
(Thanks for the heads up Roisin Ryan!)
Interesting exhibition concept here, considering the differences between the approach to photography in its begins and now, and all which is captured within that frame.
And Ian is back, with a short video piece now enlightening us a little bit more on his wonderful work....
http://www.profoto.com/blog/videos/video-ian-ruhter-silver-light/
Check out this beautiful imagery by Joao Carlos. It may look like it was shot underwater but read the full interview to find out a little bit more about whether it really was and how he achieved this result.
Kit available from 9 Bond Street if you want to make waves of your own!
http://www.profoto.com/blog/fine-art-photography/light-shaping-tool-of-the-mo...
http://www.profoto.com/blog/sports-photography/old-technique-new-style/
Great to see people being adventurous with techniques and approaches. Some beautiful shots here.
Bit of a Tom Crean look going on there in one of the portraits!
Oooo. Loving this shoot by Mert & Marcus for Vogue.
Beautiful imagery of a gorgeous and talented woman!
http://fashionbts.com/adele-by-mert-alas-marcus-piggott-for-vogue-march-2012/
Joey Lawrence, a New York photographer, shares a little about shooting some beautiful outdoor potraits in Ethiopia, using Pro 7B power packs and heads.
http://www.popphoto.com/how-to/2012/01/how-to-use-classic-lighting-outdoors
Already looking forward to this year's festival after having read about the theme ‘Migrations: Diaspora & Cultural Identity’.
The theme is very topical and will no doubt draw a broad range of very interesting work which responds to, and explores, this notion.
The Book & Magazine Fair will also offer hours of endless browsing through a diverse collection of international pulications, while the portfolio weekend and open programme both offer great opportunities for artistic exposure and those interested in taking part in their own way. Not to mention an array of talks, workshops and other interesting events as usual!
Dublin’s premier photographic studio facility, 9 Bond Street, is located minutes from Dublin city centre in the historic Liberties district:
-1050 sq. ft. bright white daylight studio with fitted cyclorama -450 sq. ft. portrait & product studio with blackout option -Profoto and Manfrotto equipment for hire -Fully equipped facilities -Meeting room for hire
The studios are situated in a converted warehouse adjacent to the Guinness Storehouse just off James Street in Dublin 8 with on-street parking.
9 Bond Street is more than just two modern photographic studios - it is also a venue which can be hired on a half-day, daily or weekly basis. The studio can accommodate up to 200 people which makes it ideal for fashion shows, meetings, creative workshops & launches.
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