Alexandra Valenti is a famous photographer known for her work with Free People and Sisters of the Moon. I love the bohemian and eclectic feel to her work.
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Kelsie Pinckard
Oh my goodness, these colors are so beautiful. I guess the closes…
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This is so great! It looks like something that belongs on an albu…
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This technique still really fascinates me. It’s sad that our worl…
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How incredible! I can’t imagine the time and patience it took to …
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I would never have thought to try this method. That’s so cool, bu…
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I do enjoy this type of photography and I think there’s something…
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Hannah Henderson
These are so priceless! Being a camp counselor myself I am a suck…
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These are so pretty! All his pictures makes me wish I was there. …
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I really really love this! I love all their work. The shot with t…
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I love when photographers capture moments like this. This is not …
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Ashley Hall
I really like how trippy these images are at first glance. Each i…
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I really like the black and white scales in his photography. The …
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I like the clarity of his photography. It doesn’t look like there…
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I love the repeating element of the cat! It is a really fun motif…
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These are really fun! I agree they have a bohemian and eclectic s…
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Amanda Cantu
8:33 pm, 11.29.12
The bohemian look is really cool and i really enjoy the saturated effect. I also like how balanced the subject matter is in the shot.
Hannah Henderson
10:39 pm, 11.29.12
These are really fun! I agree they have a bohemian and eclectic style and I think that goes along with his work with Free People because they kinda have that feel too! I also like the feather elements in the middle picture. I think It just add a really cool graphic element!
Kelsie Pinckard
12:39 am, 12.06.12
I do enjoy this type of photography and I think there’s something dynamic about the center framed images (even though it seems as though it would not fall under the covering of the “rule of thirds”). It definitely looks like Free People. There’s certainly an eclectic element to the images, however it almost strikes me as having a style largely dependent upon post-production graphic elements.