Credits:
Photographer: Max Modén
Stylist: Lisa Carlén
Hair/Make up: Anna Frid
Model: Malin Å/Mikas
Photo assistant: Hanna Thalén

Check out the rest of his work here.

His influences are quite varied, and he is always storing up visual inspiration: “- Photos, paintings, or films… I am naturally quite curious and always crave for more. ”

Here’s some of his work:

Check out the rest of his work here.

The Camera Club’s photo gallery delivers quarterly group exhibitions that are powered by the idea of ‘six degrees of separation’ and presented under a zero percent commission.

Every 3-months a curator is engaged to create a group show concept. In addition to theming the show they also select a photographer to participate & exhibit. This second photographer supplies their works and then selects another photographer to exhibit and so the process continues until there is a total of 10 exhibiting photographers. The end result is 10 micro galleries each of which is connected via the group show theme and the exhibiting photographers via six degrees of separation.

The first exhibition is called “We all have TEENAGE FANTASIES“, and includes among others, the works of Emily Abay, that was featured on BTB back in May. Read more about The Camera Club and their first exhibition here.

Read more about The Camera Club and their first exhibition here.

Corinne was a self-taught photographer and her photos were often tagged sincere, poetic, unpretentious, delicate, intimate and tender. Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman states: “Corinne was a photographer of huge talent and integrity. Her work for British Vogue was entirely original and will always be remembered. She could capture raw beauty like few others.”

Although Corinne Day was regularly commissioned by Vogue, we at BTB would like to pay tribute with the famous ‘Third Summer of Love’ photo shoot for The Face magazine which launched Kate Moss’ career back in 1990.

Rest in peace Corinne Day..

All Images Copyright © Corinne Day.

The post also includes a video from the shoot.

Credits
Photographer: Jason Lee Parry w/ current studio LA
Photography assistant: Jenny Sirney
Stylist: Leila Baboi and Danielle Defoe
Models:  Masha Rudenko and Nadiya Chenko w/ photogenics
Hair: Kristina Brown

Check out the rest of his work here.

This weekend the Official Awards of the 12th International Architecture Exhibition have been announced during the official ceremony and. The international jury has decided to reward the following participants:

• Golden Lion for the best National Participation to the Kingdom of Bahrain
• Golden Lion of the best project of the Exhibition People meet in architecture to junya.ishigami+associates
• Silver Lion for a young promising participant of the Exhibition People meet in architecture to OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen + Bas Princen

Furthermore special mentions were awarded to Amateur Architecture Studio, Studio Mumbai Architects and Piet Oudolf. Architect and urbanist Rem Koolhaas can add the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement to his already extensive list of prices and awards.

His work has been published in several respected publications, such as Oyster and Yen, but Guillaume doesn’t do it for the money or the fame. “I don’t work to be published, or for money. I work for myself. Even if my mum is proud when she sees my name in a magazine. She is pointing it and scream ‘That’s you! Here, that’s my son!’ That’s always funny, but annoying in the same time.”

When asking him about his inspirations, he continues: “- Well.. I will say dogs running on the beach. No. I don’t know. It’s just a feeling I think.. I like simple things (I’m a simple guy), no artifice, no pretend. I let things come naturally to me. I never try to force myself, I think If you force yourself, you are not as inspired as if something comes naturally. There is no name for the best inspiration, it’s something you just feel. Also dogs running on the beach (naked dogs, no jackets…) and Justin Bieber because he has shiny hair.”

At the moment he’s doing a lot of work for Oyster, and is featured in the new issue with a big story about badass teenagers: “- They go back to a lost school, we shot this near Sydney. The place is crazy, imagine a huge abandon school from the 90s, trashed and lost. Some guys built a skate ramp in a classroom!

I’m also working on different personal projects. I like to be prolific, but not too much. I try to be really bored too, and it’s hard, but when I become bored I start to think about what I really want to do and then i become productive. I suppose i just need to be bored and feel bad and then escape to the boredness with ideas and hope. It s all about balance.”

Guillaume has worked in both LA and Paris, but is now enjoying life in Sydney: “- I live in this little wood house in a quiet street, I wake up with birds… Some of them are loud talkers but we are all friends.”

Here’s some of his work:

Check out the rest of his work here.

There are a lot of exciting things happening on the fashion photography- and photography scene in general, and I believe BTB could grow to be a great platform where the most exciting news can be gathered on one site. So with BTB news we will be covering news relevant to the regular BTB reader, be that gallery openings, magazine launches, equipment updates, and other photography, art and fashion related topics.

With the news section comes a greater editorial responsibility. As a consequence Björn Van Poucke will join BTB and contribute in maintaining this ever-growing blog. Van Poucke is the guy behind the brilliant Banksy Street Art, and I believe he will be able to help BTB meet the growing expectations of the readers.

I hope you’ll enjoy this development, and please help spread the word.

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Thank you,

Marius Troy

When I caught up with Mikael back in May I asked him what inspired him, his answer was honest: “- Women, women, and women!”

Having followed his work for a while I was very excited when Mikael provided me with the exclusive and vibrant story Love Lights, taking place at Pigalle, the famous red-district in Paris.

Credits:
Photography: Mikael Vojinovic
Stylist: Marz
Make-up: Emilie Peltier
Hair: Jerome Tiercelet
Model: Linnea @ Karine
Location: Pigalle, Paris

Check out the rest of his work here.

She claims her ideas and inspirations often comes to her in visions, and she uses her camera as a sort notebook to write them down: ” - Other than that I am inspired by a certain state of mind, the body, geometry, city lights, music, architecture and movies.”

At the moment she’s occupied with a personal project called Travelling Around Music, which she is doing together with event and art manager Anna Mastrolitto.

Here’s some of Alessia’s work:

Check out the rest of her work here.