David Delruelle

Collage

 

Don’t take boring photos

Tony Ray-Jones (1060’s English) photographer jots notes on his approach to photography.

“Get in closer”

“Get more involved”

“Stay with the subject matter (be patient)”

Creating space

Jee Young Lee creates magical scenes in her small studio space. I would just LOVE to play in her worlds.

And before Jee Young Lee’s time was Sandy Skoglund – who (working before the era of Photoshop; largely in the 80’s) also created/constructed scenic environments for her photographic projects.

Daydreamers

Sleeping in public. A photo series by Eric Leleu, a Shanghai based documentary photographer.

  

Moving Sculptures

Tissue animals and beach creatures, click here to read more and watch the ‘making of’ video

 

James Mollison

James Mollison’s photography is stunning, deep, and highly communicative. While each piece is interesting on its own, the compilation of photos within each collection provide context and create supremely rich and dynamic stories.

Where Children Sleep, is a portrait series of children around the world and their bedrooms. Guns in The West Bank, Guns in Kentucky USA…kids are badass.

The Disciples, is an elaborate portrait series of fans outside of different concerts, my favourites are Oasis and The Casualties.

Project Apes, is a close-up, head-shot series of Apes, organized by colour and appearance. Gregorie and Inge are my favourite.

The Memory of Pablo Escobar, more like a research project into the living memory of “the richest and most violent gangster in history”, but of course, photographs are apart of living memory.