David Karvasales is an American photographer, currently living in San Francisco. He is concerned with the geometry and simplicity of his work without losing it's spontaneity; the result is refreshingly unaffected.
Promoted Work: Megan Mack
Megan Mack was born in LA. Her photographs are quite feminine and romantic. She has a great mix of intimate portraits and evocative landscapes.
She also translates some of her delicate style into film:
She has just moved to New York - make sure you follow her on tumblr and see how she evolves as an artist in her new environment.
Promoted Work: Remi Rebillard at the Brussels Art Fair
Remi Rebillard at the Brussels Art Fair
Remi Rebillard has a pretty unique style; he's showing at the Brussels Art Fair. If you are in the area, go check him out.
Promoted Work: Anthony Wallace
Anthony Wallace is a dark horse; I'm not going to say much more than that is my favorite kind of artist.
Promoted Work: Per Zennström
Fashion photographer Per Zennstrom has been plying his trade for more than twenty years and has moved from assisting photographers like Steven Meisel to shooting his own campaigns for major brands and publications.
Per has gone beyond just photography into publishing and teaching about photography, fashion, pop culture and new media. You can find his work on his main site, he also runs a blog and is the publisher of 11 Horses.
Promoted Work: The Gift
The Gift is a new independent, digital magazine based in London.
The download is free from their website. If you like what they're about, be sure to visit their Facebook page and help them build their community.
Promoted Work: Brittany Markert prints
I am the proud owner of a dirty mind and a Brittany Markert print. She's selling her work to raise funds for her upcoming exhibition; she's great and her prints are very reasonably priced.
Promoted Work: Anna Block
Anna Block is Russian. Her work is brooding and visceral. It is a window into our dark nature; seductive and disquieting.
See more of her amazing work on her blog or folllow her on flickr.
Promoted Work: Mark Rubenstein
Mark Rubenstein is based in Los Angeles; he shoots normal people in everyday environments but he has a way of turning ordinary light into something quite magical.
Promoted Work: Acquaintances: A Cross Country Photographic Journey
Hope Yoders has created a Kickstarter - Acquaintances: A Cross Country Photographic Journey; it's an unpretentious and honest project.
This is one of those very quiet projects that could easily be lost behind other more flash projects on Kickstarter; I've backed it because it's a genuine look at how we form connections to each other through the work we create.
The rewards for backers are pretty straight forward; please support her.
Side note: I'm a big fan of the idea of Kickstarter & I've backed three other projects (Billy Kidd, Brittany Markert & Van Sarki). I don't back that many, partly because I don't have massive amounts of free cash and partly because most of the projects aren't really my thing. If I do find something, I try to support it the best I can.
Most of the content on the internet is paid for through advertising pageviews; it's bullshit - it skews things toward those that cater to the lowest common denominator and works against the artists just starting out as well as those with a more considered aesthetic.
Please support young artists putting themselves out there; buy their books & prints and back their Kickstarters. The world needs better art, not more content.