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“State of Mind is a project which emerged from trips around the world and a personal narrative coming out of the places and people encountered along the way. It is about the “thinking moments” and the individual quality of unknown strangers.”
Nuno Moreira has published a book on his State of Mind project; it's a collection of travel and street photographs that has been very well received.
Rene de Haan has just released his first book. It’s a large format collection of his photographs; the book is available as a limited edition from his website. The book is independently published and is worth supporting.
Rene is based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Alvin Booth presents another collection of handmade prints at Gallery 1 in Arnhem, Netherlands.
I'm going to be posting a number of these works over the next couple of weeks; these are prints of exceptional quality presented by the most provocative and interesting gallery around.
Love.
Pablo Chaco is from Colombia. He has a real talent for capturing some hauntingly beautiful landscapes from all over the world; his travel photographs seem to embody aloneness and isolation. His palette of colours is just incredible.
He also shoots some more creative work where he places disembodied figures into his landscapes; it has a very surreal quality:
The Kickstarter for Animæ Magazine Number Two is going into its final week. The publication is a great collection of writing, photography, illustration and design. Number One fucking rocked; go support Number Two.
One of the best thing about running this site is connecting with artists from all over the world; Cristóbal Escanilla hails from Santiago, Chile.
Cristóbal has wonderful eye and shoots uncomplicated and natural portraits. You can find him on Flickr, Tumblr, Facebook & Cargocollective - he is an artist definitely worth following.
Joe Wehner is working on a series of intimate portraits called The Roommates; some of the work from the series has already featured on S Magazine's influential STALKER blog.
He adds new work every week; follow the project here.
The photographs of S. Nicole Lane explore issues of identity using alternative and often destructive processes. It's always good to see artists exploring the limits of their medium.
She resides in Chicago. Sometimes she shoots things on the road:
Leticia Valdez is a freelance portrait and fashion photographer based in New York.
Her main site can be found here and you can also follow her on Tumblr.
Steve Collins has work that spans several decades; it's a mix of honest portraits, documentary and abstract landscapes.
