Gordon Ball is professional photographer from Montreal. Gordon Ball’s racy work is very much about urban culture. A successful commercial photographer for companies such as Audi, Nike and MTV, he nonetheless keeps his personal photos very raw. For less work-safe photos, check out the links provided.
Showing posts with label Commercial Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Commercial Photography. Show all posts
Monday, October 3, 2011
Commercial Photography by Gordon Ball
Gordon Ball is professional photographer from Montreal. Gordon Ball’s racy work is very much about urban culture. A successful commercial photographer for companies such as Audi, Nike and MTV, he nonetheless keeps his personal photos very raw. For less work-safe photos, check out the links provided.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Commercial Photography by Matt Walford
Matt Walford, a 27 year old editorial and commercial photographer from the UK. Consumables is a food art series by UK photographer Matt Walford, who similar to our other bisected foodstuffs, scans his subjects.
Monday, May 16, 2011
Commercial Photography by Jonathon Kambouris
Jonathon Kambouris was born in 1982 and raised outside Detroit, Michigan. Growing up he had a strict balance of suburban normalcy with strong roots to the inner city of downtown Detroit. He moved to New York in 2001 to study photography at Parsons The New School for Design. Since then he’s been shooting many editorial and commercial assignments, while keeping a strong emphasis on personal work.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Creative Advertising Photography by Andy Glass
Andy Glass is a world-class professional photographer, based in UK. His artworks are radically different to each other and brilliantly done. Andy captures photographs that on their own are gorgeous, and then he layers them into his other worldly photo composites.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Commercial Photography by Francois Trezin
Francois Trezin, born in Provence, France, has been working as a professional still-life photographer in Shanghai, China since 2007.
Since he was young, Francois has held a fascination with the interior workings of machinery and objects. As a child, Francois would routinely break apart old toys to create new ones. His creativity with still-life objects carries over into his photography to this very day.
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