Showing posts with label LOVE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LOVE. Show all posts

Monday, 31 January 2011

Take a picture, it might last longer.

I started back at university today and we begun the semester with an introduction to photography lecture.  I've come to find new photographers that I love because of this lecture, so here are a few of my favourites, old and new.

Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott


I love these two, they shoot a lot for LOVE magazine and this particular image has some gorgeous colouring.  It now reminds me of Rihanna's video for 'Only Girl'.

Alasdair McLellan


Another photographer who shoots for LOVE magazine.  I love this picture of Abbey Clancy, it's classy, something you wouldn't think of a WAG.

Terry Richardson


I love this guys photo blog, he really captures great images of famous models or celebrities in general.  I love this picture of Marc Jacobs, it just speaks volumes about his relationship with Louis Vuitton, as well as a brilliant ad campaign. 

Juergen Teller


Juergen's photo's aren't exactly the most beautiful, but they get a natural message across.  He works a lot with Marc Jacobs and I like this ad campaign featuring Posh.  I couldn't find a decent size image of the one with her feet hanging out the bag.  

Helmut Newton


Isaac was a genius in mathematics, english and science but Helmut was a genius with his composition. To me, this shows women in a powerful light, the mans expression shows he is in the women's debt.  

Louise Dahl-Wolfe


Paris, Dior and dogs.  Need I say more? I love the composition and the black and white makes the photo that much more classical.  



Monday, 20 September 2010

Click, Flash!



After flicking through this seasons edition of LOVE magazine I was left mesmerised by Angelo Pennetta's photographs.  Her photo's highlighted the gorgeous designs from MIU MIU, Christian Dior, Chanel, by contrasting with the rustic and unkept backgrounds.  There was also a sense of aspiration to the photos almost as if the clothes the models wore were not exclusive to upper class but available to all classes, just by placing a distressed background behind them.



What do you guys think?

All photographs belong to Angelo Pennetta.

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