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Lauren St. John After starting to explore this process, I am really interested in…More »
Lauren St. John These are very interesting. They are off-putting to me, almost li…More »
Lauren St. John I really enjoy this work. It is bizarre and otherworldly but in a…More »
Leanne Kawahigashi These are crazy. I love how unpredictable they are. The images …More »
Leanne Kawahigashi Arbus’ portraits are done so well. He displays the subject in th…More »
Amy Beth Castleberry I agree with Brandy on that Annie Leibovitz has an insane amount …More »
Amy Beth Castleberry The creativity of PakeHarrison’s photography is so amazing to me.…More »
Leanne Kawahigashi I was scrolling through Dan Winters’ website an was amazed by how…More »
Leanne Kawahigashi I totally agree with both the comments above! His portraits are …More »
Amy Beth Castleberry I’m going to be quite honest, this stuff Eugenio Recuenco’s work …More »
Brandy Rains Annie Leibovitz also has the same fairytale like quality in some …More »
Brandy Rains I really like Eugenio Recuenco’s work. It looks like frames from …More »
Evan Marks Wow. Dan Winters’ portfolio includes just about everything. He ha…More »
Lauren St. John I agree with Amy. I have admired Avedon’s work for a while now an…More »
Lauren St. John I love this concept as a way of bringing the outside in. It’s alm…More »
Lauren St. John This is such an interesting idea to me. I’m an avid people watche…More »
Nil Santana Nice!!…More »
Amy Beth Castleberry I love the way Avedon captures his clients in a moment they are a…More »
Amy Beth Castleberry I really love the way Evans captures the moment in time. That’s w…More »
Leanne Kawahigashi Paul Strand’s portraits are so beautiful. He really has a way of…More »
Diane Arbus was an American photographer and writer noted for black-and-white square photographs of “deviant and marginal people.” Her found street portraits besides documenting the social, are very intriguing, depicting people of various classes, and backgrounds. (click on image to see more of her works)
Also, read this article from LOMOGRAPHY website.
Lauren St. John
10:58 am, 05.22.12
This is such an interesting idea to me. I’m an avid people watcher so I love the concept of taking photographs of the unusual and intriguing people you see while out. I like too that Arbus’s work is so straightforward and yet there is so much drama in them.
Leanne Kawahigashi
1:32 pm, 05.30.12
Arbus’ portraits are done so well. He displays the subject in their environment and the picture soon becomes a story. Even if the background isn’t fully exposed, it still makes for a great picture. I love the image he has of the 3 or 4 guys in a Santa suit – it’s hilarious! I agree with Lauren, the pictures are so simple and there is still a depth to them.