Photographer: Guro Zahir Storskjær
Models: Kristina Karlsen and Kari Helene Borch
mandag 11. oktober 2010
lørdag 9. oktober 2010
fredag 8. oktober 2010
travel by Tarjei Krogh
by
Tarjei Krogh
THE STORY
I grew up in the seventies in an artistic millieu surrounding an Oslo jazz club. All through my childhood, I accompanied my mother, a painter and graphic artist, to exhibitions. My father, a data engineer, was responsible for my early interest in technology, physics, geometry, contrasts and compositions. At the age of ten, I inherited a camera, and I and my friends began to explore and play with this new toy. This game, for me, has continued for seventeen years. I realized that I got more satisfaction from static images. I took over the running of a large second-hand vinyl record shop in Oslo. I borrowed equipment from supportive friends, and every day of those four years I went out and photographed people and everyday situations in Oslo.And each evening I sat up late sorting images and sending and receiving advice from established photographers via the internet.Eventually I received some calls, and then a big assignment for a well-known Norwegian firm. For the last five years I have been working full-time as a photographer with some of the biggest firms in Norway as clients. Decorations, photo-reportage, advertising. I am not the kind of man to go and visit war-hardened zones. I am very into natural light. A picture to me is like a perfect equation. Most evenings, when I empty my memory cards, I am as happy as a child on Christmas Eve.
torsdag 7. oktober 2010
SHAPES by Jonathan Laurence
SHAPES:
SHAPES is a collection of images taken between July 2009 and July
2010. The photographer used an iphone and daily posted images on
different social networks, contributing to the ever evolving global
visual community. The images, who shows fragments of a life, a memory,
a documentation, then gets a life of it's own as it gets posted
around, commented on, shared, used in the parallel world called the internet.
The project was exhibited at Asymmetric Arts in Rockland, Maine, this
summer and the book SHAPES was published to accompany the exhibit. The
book can be purchased on BLURB:
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1524833
About the Photographer:
Jonathan Laurence is an internationally sought after photographer,
multimedia artist/producer, educator and consultant. In 2009 Jonathan
received the Rising Star Award from the Palm Beach Photographic
Center, and in 2010 he was listed as one of the top sixty most
collectable artists in Maine. Jonathan is representet by Asymmetrick
Arts in Maine. In addition of being an artist Jonathan's fascination
and talent with multimedia has made him a very attractive source for
multimedia productions and his client-list includes companies such as
Phase One, SEIU, Center for Community Change, PopTech, Timbuk2, Random
House /Ballantine Books to name a few. He is also a faculty member at
the University of Maine, Maine Media Workshops and teaches multimedia
for several of the leading photo educational centers in the world.
Workshop:
Jonathan is teaching a workshop in Multimedia in Oslo 5-7 November:
http://www.nordphotography.com/workshop/23/INTRO-TO-MULTIMEDIA.aspx?i=0.
If you want to learn how to create powerful multimedia productions
mixing your images with music, sound, voiceover, tiles and text, this
is a workshop for you. Sign up before the 11TH of October at
post@nordphotography.com
NORDphotography
www.nordphotography.com
onsdag 6. oktober 2010
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