Foto: Fotograf Trine Bjervig
Min blogg: http://bjervig.blogspot.com/
Min hjemmeside: http://www.bjervig.no/
søndag 22. august 2010
fredag 20. august 2010
elsewhere by Øyvind Hjelmen
About the Photographer:
Øyvind Hjelmen has been working with photography as his artistic expression for more than 20 years, and his works have been exhibited in USA, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, Poland, Italy, Japan, France and Norway. Among the collections that hold his works are The Museum of Fine Art in Houston, USA, and Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Scavi Scaligeri - Verona, Italy.
Øyvind won the 2010 Gold award, in GULLSNITT, the largest photo competition in Norwegian.
About Elsewhere:
Elsewhere is a pastiche of moments, layered and counter balanced, from our shared contemporary existence. The images frame our modern sensibilities with a sense of almost recalled familiarity yet without specificity of time or space. Intimate, lyrical gelatine prints evoke timeless human dramas -- heart-stopping beauty, sadness shrouded in fog, warmth of a stranger's smile, loneliness of an unknown place ? welcoming viewers to their own sense of connectedness by these communal memories. An ongoing project, Elsewhere, has many chapters, plot lines, and unexpected narrative twists while moving the viewer forward
Workshop:
Øyvind is teaching a workshop for NORDphotography called "TALKING GREAT PICTURES", in OSlo 22-24 Oktober, you can read all about it on here: http://www.facebook.com/event.
Vennlig hilsen
Elisabeth N Aanes
NORDphotography
www.nordphotography.com
Øyvind Hjelmen has been working with photography as his artistic expression for more than 20 years, and his works have been exhibited in USA, Germany, Russia, United Kingdom, Poland, Italy, Japan, France and Norway. Among the collections that hold his works are The Museum of Fine Art in Houston, USA, and Centro Internazionale di Fotografia Scavi Scaligeri - Verona, Italy.
Øyvind won the 2010 Gold award, in GULLSNITT, the largest photo competition in Norwegian.
About Elsewhere:
Elsewhere is a pastiche of moments, layered and counter balanced, from our shared contemporary existence. The images frame our modern sensibilities with a sense of almost recalled familiarity yet without specificity of time or space. Intimate, lyrical gelatine prints evoke timeless human dramas -- heart-stopping beauty, sadness shrouded in fog, warmth of a stranger's smile, loneliness of an unknown place ? welcoming viewers to their own sense of connectedness by these communal memories. An ongoing project, Elsewhere, has many chapters, plot lines, and unexpected narrative twists while moving the viewer forward
Workshop:
Øyvind is teaching a workshop for NORDphotography called "TALKING GREAT PICTURES", in OSlo 22-24 Oktober, you can read all about it on here: http://www.facebook.com/event.
Vennlig hilsen
Elisabeth N Aanes
NORDphotography
www.nordphotography.com
torsdag 19. august 2010
onsdag 18. august 2010
SCAPES - Norwegian kids, teens & nature by Anne Helene Gjelstad
Anne Helene Gjelstad lives and works in Oslo area. Her passion is photographing people - portraits, fashion and documentary. She also does interior, products and lifestyle as well as fine art photography, landscapes and personal projects.
For her portraits, she has earned recognition in the annual competitions by the Norwegian Association of Photographers; Norges Fotografforbunds landskonkurranse. Anne Helene Gjelstad’s work has been shown in several exhibitions as well as in books and magazines.
SCAPES - Norwegian kids, teens & nature
Invited by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Tallinn (Estonia), Anne Helene Gjelstad is currently holding her first independent photo exhibition ‘SCAPES - Norwegian kids, teens & nature’. The exhibition will be on tour in Estonia in 2010 and 2011; afterwards it will be shown in Oslo.
About this work Anne Helene says: I especially love photographing the young because they are more honest being who they are in front of the camera: no fences, no pretensions and teaching us that it is enough to simply be who we are.
Anne Helene Gjelstad's book SCAPES can be previewed and purchased on BLURB: http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1277590
For her portraits, she has earned recognition in the annual competitions by the Norwegian Association of Photographers; Norges Fotografforbunds landskonkurranse. Anne Helene Gjelstad’s work has been shown in several exhibitions as well as in books and magazines.
SCAPES - Norwegian kids, teens & nature
Invited by the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Tallinn (Estonia), Anne Helene Gjelstad is currently holding her first independent photo exhibition ‘SCAPES - Norwegian kids, teens & nature’. The exhibition will be on tour in Estonia in 2010 and 2011; afterwards it will be shown in Oslo.
About this work Anne Helene says: I especially love photographing the young because they are more honest being who they are in front of the camera: no fences, no pretensions and teaching us that it is enough to simply be who we are.
Anne Helene Gjelstad's book SCAPES can be previewed and purchased on BLURB: http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1277590
Anne Helene Gjelstad
photographer
Tel (+47) 90 82 54 57
http://www.annehelenegjelstad.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/anne.helene.gjelstad
Collection creates a global platform for Photographers around the world to connect with Galleries, Collectors,
and Creative Professionals/Buyers.
http://www.wpcollection.org/
photographer
Tel (+47) 90 82 54 57
http://www.annehelenegjelstad.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/anne.helene.gjelstad
Collection creates a global platform for Photographers around the world to connect with Galleries, Collectors,
and Creative Professionals/Buyers.
http://www.wpcollection.org/
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”Stå ikkje der å frys..” av Anne Helene Gjelstad
tirsdag 17. august 2010
mandag 16. august 2010
Ladies Beach
Ladies Beach – known in Turkish as Kadinlar Denizi, is one of the most popular and busiest beaches in Kusadasi.
The name derived from the time the beach was segregated for female bathers only.
Photographer: Stig Børre Elvegård
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