As an emerging photographer Lois has shots bands and lookbooks, but has had editorials published in Magazines like Venus Zine. “- Starting January of this year i began to promote myself to the industry at large- art directors, ad agencies, magazines. I had this sort of obvious realization that i needed to get my work seen or I’d never get paid for what i love to do.”

At the moment Lois is working on two projects: “- One is regular fashion testing to supply my self-promotion campaign and to keep me developing as a photographer. I’m prepping for a test next weekend with the theme of “End of the World.” My other main project which is long term is a series of portraits of people in their bedrooms. Its a sort of study on this idea i have of people’s bedrooms being a reflection of themselves in some manner. Plus i’m just curious.”

Here’s some of her work:

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Dyaln claims he doesn’t take in that much inspiration from outside: “- I have a terrible memory and no imagination so I just get a few people in a beautiful place and mess around with my camera settings. I try not to force an idea I have in my head on the people I’m shooting because I don’t want them to act or look posed. I just want to catch them as themselves doing whatever feels right with the atmosphere we’re in. David Armstrong’s work did show me that things don’t always have to be in focus though.”

His work hasn’t been published anywhere yet, but it’s not at a thing he worries about. “With what I’m doing it isn’t really necessary to shoot for magazines anymore. I throw my stuff on a blog, other blogs mention it and it spreads. As long as I do a good job people will like it and tell others. Then when I try to sell prints, t-shirts or a book I have a wide audience of people who actually know who I am and like my work. They’re not buying a magazine for the magazine and seeing my work, they’re coming to buy my work personally from me. I have shot for one magazine coming out in September though, The Last Magazine. The format is amazing and the people working for the magazine told me to do whatever I want and they liked how it came out.”

At the moment Dylan is working on a small t-shirt company called “Where I want to be,” where he takes his landscape photography and throw them on high quality t-shirts, then destroy and dye or tie-dye them. “- Once they’re in stores and online, I’m hitchhiking to the west coast for a book / gallery and more material for my t-shirts.”

Here’s some of his work:

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At the moment she’s shooting editorials, and planning her move back to England at the end of the month.

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He says this about his inspirations: “I’m inspired by a lot of things and people. Today, Giasco Bertoli, Alan Grillo Spina’s FFF series and Ray Tintori’s short film Death To The Tinman.”

Nowadays, he’s working on a small publication called Turtle which he’s going to release soon, on some installation works, and some editorials for various magazines. Exciting!

Here’s some of his work:

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Aaron says he’s inspired by the works of Stacey Mark, Jason Nocito and Guy Aroch: “- Easily my three favorites. Lately, though, I feel like I’ve been more directly inspired by the photographers that I work with and am friends with. I also work as an art director, so much of my job entails hiring people to shoot stuff for me. Ruvan Wijesooriya, Shawn Brackbill and Alexander Wagner are all buddies who i’ve known for a while. I work with them a lot and whenever I see new photos of theirs, I sort of get filled with a healthy wash of inadequacy that helps me strive to be a better photographer myself. Some other favorites right now include Lucy Carr-Ellison, Elizabeth Weinberg and Bryan Sheffield, who are all an absolute delight to work with. Otherwise, my inspirations include: hot girls, loud music, Norman Mailer, Bret Easton Ellis, rad fonts and well-executed magazines.”

Here’s some of his work:

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At the moment Joshua is looking to expand his beauty portfolio: “I approach my work with a pretty strict methodology, and am looking to loosen it up and throw both more spontaneity and color(!) into it.”

To now he’s only done bits and pieces for different publications, but work is on its way, and I’ll make sure to keep you updated. But to kick it off, Joshua has provided Ben Trovato Blog with an exclusive story, “Pretty Petal” Lisa Porter from Muse NYC! This in addition to a collection of some of his other work. Enjoy!

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Robin graduated from photography school back in 2006, but he claims he spent most of 2006 and 2007 just messing around. So it wasn’t before late 2007 he started taking his photography more seriously. And now Robin’s a busy man: “I’m having two exhibitions this summer that I’m currently working on. Also, I’m working on my first book project, entitled ”The Adventures of Charles the Bear: Part I”, which is going to be a children’s book for adults. I’d also like to be handsome on the beach this summer, so I’m working on that as well.”

Here’s some of his work:

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Remi’s work was featured on BTB for the first time back in September 2009, check it out here.

Remi was born and raised in Paris, France. His first introduction to photography came while assisting the famous French motion picture director, Jean Becker. In 1991 Remi started working with various European fashion magazines. Deriving his inspiration from living in the most beautiful city in the world, he put it to use while shooting some of the most beautiful women of the world. In 1992 Remi moved to New York with his wife, Cara Leigh. With the help of people like Faith Kates from Next, he began shooting the new generation of stars.

When entering in Remi’s world, you will touch his unique style in photography. He uses his camera like a painting palette. Although this story is in black and white, he is known for his mix of colours that can affects you deeply and give you multiple, and sometimes controversial feelings fighting inside your mind and heart. Many times you are going to feel that you are watching a fantasy movie directed by an extraordinary director.

Using a combination of mag-lights, gels and daylight from his Greenwich Village artist’s loft, Remi developed his unique light and became recognized as a beauty photographer. Remi Rebillard succeeded in creating pieces of photography art full of life, argument & magic. So be careful while stepping inside world of Remi Rebillard.

So here we go, “Lei Che Persevera Vince” by Remi Rebillard, on Ben Trovato Blog:

Credits
Models: Aksana, Viktoria, Alexandra, Francis and Alana with Elite.
Stylist: Pipi Loose with Artists By Timothy Priano
Hair and Make-up: Adi Sage

A big thanks to Remi for providing the story, and to his lovely wife Cara for providing information. This story is not published in any magazine, but Remi is looking for paper magazines to get the story printed. Check out his website for more of his work, and contact details.

About the future, she says: “I recently finished Erica Tanov’s SS10 campaign and I’m about to shoot a story for Vevant. I just mixed up chemicals for a new wet plate series. And I’ve been shooting a lot of video and learning final cut pro.”

Here’s some of her work:

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His work ranges from being dreamy and playful, to crisp and sexy, and I think his creativity and versatile style makes him a photographer to keep an eye on in the future.

Here’s some of his work:

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