New York based fashion photographer Frédéric Pinet has some really inspirational photos in his portfolio, I especially love his black and white work.

Here’s some of his work:

I spotted David Bellemere’s work in the latest issue of S Magazine, and his sensual and sexy style is just breath taking. David is a regular contributor to Italian Marie Claire, and his editorials are so inspirational.

Here’s some of his work:

I just found Israel Rivera’s portfolio while scouting on the web, and oh my god, his work is amazing. There’s very little information about him on the web, but I know his based somewhere in Australia. Maybe some of you guys have more info to add?

Anyways, here’s some of his amazing work:

Polish born, Toronto raised photographer Milos Mali, built his career in London and New York and is currently based in Sydney. He has done editorial works for clients such as Russh, Vice, Nylon, Mu Teen, British Marie Claire, and many more. His advertising clients includes Roxy, Quicksilver, Levi’s, etc. With other words, a very talented photographer.

Here’s some of his work:

Amber Gray’s colorful, dramatic and mystical work is just stunning. They way she communicates concepts, stories or feelings through her photography is so inspirational. Amber has done work for clients such as Maybelline, Sony, Penelope Cruz, Beyoncé, Tyra Banks, Marie Claire etc.

Here’s a taste of her work:

Dutch fashion photographer Ronald Stoops has done editorials for magazines such as Self Service, i-D, Dazed & Confused, Vogue Homme, etc. He is based in Antwerp, and often teams up with his wife Inge Grognard who is a make up artist. I love Ronald’s conceptual and creative style, and I think his work really stands out.

Here’s some of his work:

Danish fashion photographer Hasse Nielsen has some pretty amazing work in his portfolio. There’s not much additional info to find about this great Dane, but we can all enjoy his great photos:

I just stumbled over Guy Aroch’s portfolio over at Julian Meijer Agency. His work creative and catchy, and I love the mystery in some of the shots. His photography has been seen on covers and features of newspapers and international magazines, such as Men’s Vogue, Italian Glamour, Italian GQ, Italian Amica, WWD Beauty, French Elle, Interview, Nylon and The New York Times. His advertising clients include Victoria’s Secret, Nivea Visage, Jean Louis David, Wella, Bloomingdale’s, Regis, Kenneth Cole, L’Oréal, Garnier, Esprit, Sonia Rykiel, and H&M.

Here’s some of his work:

Katja Rahlwes has been in the fashion business for decades, and started her career as a professional fashion stylist in 1995 after having studied Fashion Design at Studio Bercot in Paris. In 1998 she became chief-fashion editor and photo-editor at BIBA, a major market fashion magazine in Paris. At the same time, she continued to expand her vision as an independent stylist with magazines like Dutch, i-D, Dazed and Confused, Made in USA, Vogue Japan, Index and others. Throughout those years at BIBA she would live a parallel life as a professional stylist and part-time photographer. She said it was, “like having a husband and a lover.” In the first years she mainly shot women she wanted to meet and spend time with. Photography had a very important impact on Rahlwes, and made her feel free and independent in her work. [Wikipedia]

Now you can see her work in magazines like French Vogue, Vogue Nippon, Vogue US, Self Service, Purple fashion, i-D, etc. And she has done work for clients such as Gucci, Miu Miu, Chloé, A.P.C., Martin Margiela, Hysteric Glamour, Levi’s, and others.

Bottom line, her photos are great, here’s a taste of her work:

Stockholm based Rickard Sund has done work for clients like H&M and Heineken, but for me his work for Plaza Magazine stands out. Rickard is very much inspired by the cinematic expression, and this is why the most of his images are in a landscape format. He also has a love for graphic and architectural elements, which is apparent through his great portfolio.

Here’s some of his work: