Usually I write some useful info here, but this time I’ll just quote the brilliant info from Patrick’s website:

“Patrick Armstrong was born and raised in upstate New York. At the age of 14, Patrick began his first job working in a funeral home, giving him the idea that crime scene photography was something he wished to pursue. He soon discovered it was much more fun to travel the world and take pictures of pretty girls.”

Personally, I love his photography for its real and raw feel to it.

Here’s some of his work:

Portfolio of fashion photographer Oliver Stalmans is full of amazing shots! If my sources are right, Oliver is 21 years old and danish. Definitely a guy for the future!

Here’s some of his work:

Swedish fashion photographer Magus Österhult just moved back to Sweden after spending a few years shooting in New Zealand. When Magnus started out he was inspired by the work of fellow photographers, but in recent years his inspiration has shifted, and he now finds inspiration in people, places and feelings. Being self-taught, he says it has taken him some time to find his own voice. And judging by the consistency and quality of his work, he must have found it.

Here’s some of his work:

New York based fashion photographer and art director Carolina Palmgren has a great portfolio of work. In both art direction and photography actually. But in true Ben Trovato Blog spirit, we focus on the photography, which in this case is extremely good!

Here’s some of Carolina’s work:

Netherlands based photographer and film director Jonathan Waiter has an unique portfolio of fashion photography. As he says himself, his main interests lie in the subjective experience of reality. His raw and untouched style makes it exciting to look through his work, and you never know what he does next. Love it!

Here’s some of his work:

Copenhagen based fashion photographer Henrik Adamsen started out as a retoucher in the early 90s, before moving on to graphic design and art direction, and now photography. Henrik is inspired by the life around him, like colours and light, and when shooting he never plans poses as he likes to be inspired by the moment and the dialogue between him and the model.

Henrik is pretty much self-taught, but the experience from art direction and retouching gives him an advantage in knowing what he wants, what looks good, and what doesn’t look good.

I find Henrik’s photography highly interesting, and I can definitely see that he benefitted from his experience in image creation, because his work reflects the quality and creativity of a true pro. I simply love his photography, and I’m excited to see what the future has in store for him.

Here’s some of his work:

New York and Paris based fashion photographer Remi Rebillard is launching his new website this monday, and in that occasion he’s giving us a little preview of what’s in store for the new online portfolio. And judging from what he has sent me, the website will be filled with amazing photography. What I love with Remi’s photography is as in many other cases the colours and lighting, but his creative concepts are stunning.

Here’s some of his work:

In his final year of his BA in Photography at London College Of Fashion, London based Patrick Lindblom has a great future ahead of him. Patrick is Swedish, but he has travelled a lot, and has lived in cities such as Tokyo, Sydney and New York. His portfolio is fantastic, and his name definitely is put on the list of photographers I’ll keep a special eye on in the future.

Here’s some of his work:

Swiss fashion photographer Lucas Gatsas is currently in New York filling up his portfolio with amazing work. I’ve been fortunate enough to see some of his new work in high resolution, and most of it is just pure quality. Lucas is a great guy, and has the talent to become an amazing photographer. So keep an eye on him in the future, because there’s much more coming from him!

Here’s some of his work:

Emma Tempest’s control over light and colour is amazing. Her portfolio is full of versatile vibrant photography, and I admire her creativity in creating scenery or emotions.

Here’s some of her work: