Showing posts with label Portrait Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portrait Photography. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Portrait Photography by Chelsee Ivan


Chelsee Ivan born and raised in Taber, Alberta. Chelsee is a recent graduate from the Alberta College of Art + Design with a Bachelor of Design in Photography. Chelsee is currently working and living in Calgary.












Sunday, February 13, 2011

Portrait Photography by Nadia Sablin


Nadia Sablin was born in the Soviet Union and moved to the United States when she was twelve. She now divides her time between Russia, New York and Arizona, where she is pursuing several photographic projects. For news and other information, please visit the blog.











Friday, February 11, 2011

Black and White Children Portraits by Mirjam Delrue


Amazing black and white children photography by Mirjam Delrue, talented female photographer from Etten-leur, Netherlands.












Thursday, February 10, 2011

Rocktown Portraits by Sherwin Rivera Tibayan


Beautiful portraits by Sherwin Rivera Tibayan, professional photographer, who was born in Subic Bay, Philippines, 1982. Sherwin Rivera Tibayan currently lives and works in Norman, Oklahoma.












Creative Portrait Photography by Liliana Karadjova


Lilyana Karadjova is a creative art photographer from Sofia, Bulgaria. She is working in the genres of portrait and conceptual photography. She also works as free-lance photographer for personal photo sessions, weddings and other occasions.



As a portrait photographer, she is inspired by strange people or by revealing an interesting individual behind the common mask. Her passion is to play with her own imagination and allow others to see different people through her eyes. She follows the postulate that every person is an entire universe. Lilly's photography does not capture or steal moments, but creates a moment, that wouldn't otherwise exist. The fairytale nostalgic and dreamy feeling is very typical for her work, because she believes that life is a struggle against reality and time, which could as well be perceived as unreal.