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Markus Wendler: Sneak Preview
This 2-photo teaser is only a sampling of a larger personal series by Markus Wendler coming out soon. The desolate urban landscapes were shot by Markus in and around Downtown LA, then the vintage Porsche and Corvette were added in by Recom Farmhouse using CGI.
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Sean Freeman: Sports Series
Sean Freeman recently collaborated with photographer, Iain Crawford on this new series of personal work. Removing each athlete from his/her game-time environment, Sean’s splash work adds dimension and amplifies the energy of each image.
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Danny Clinch: Bonnaroo
For over ten years, Danny Clinch has photographed the faces of Bonnaroo from behind the stage and in front of his seamless. With less than a month left to go until Bonnaroo 2013, we’re paying a tribute to Danny and friends… “There is always a surprise at Bonnaroo; the superjams, the midnight sets, and the ...
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James Day: Record Players
James Day put a contemporary spin on these vintage Bakelite record players in his new series of personal still life work. Using each cases’ lid as a backdrop, James explored an array of tones and textures, breathing new life into a near-extinct relic.
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Markus Wendler: PDN Photo Annual 2013
Markus Wendler was just awarded in the website category of PDN’s 2013 Photo Annual. In the year spent developing www.markuswendler.com, Markus put great emphasis on the layout, crafting a specific and accessible edit of his automotive and landscape images. The site, which launched at the end of 2012, was conceptualized by Markus and art director, Christian Toensmann, then ...
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TrujilloPaumier: Yo Como Te Recuerdo
Come join us tomorrow evening (5/9) from 6-9 PM at the opening reception of Yo Como Te Recuerdo; an exhibition of works by Joaquin Trujillo and Brian Paumier at the Christopher Henry Gallery in New York City. Culture-rich and loaded with stories about personal identity, the show will be up from May 9-June-23 and you won’t want to miss it! ...
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Dimitri Daniloff: Porcelain Dolls
A treat from the archive, Porcelain Dolls is a series of personal work by Dimitri Daniloff which harnesses his mastery in linking objects and people. Below, Dimitri tells us about his concept and process while creating these high-fashion androids: “Each diptych presents a portrait and a still life which could be independent of each other ...
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TrujilloPaumier: Marie Claire
TrujilloPaumier pays homage to women with dangerous jobs in this Marie Claire article called “Risky Business.” The 4-page spread features five women who put their lives and safety at stake each day when they clock in to work; A smokejumper, a bomb squad technician, a CDC epidemic service officer, a shark handler, and a stuntwoman.
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Danny Clinch: Advil
Danny Clinch, Time Inc. Studios, and Advil came together to support and honor everyday heroes for the Relief in Action campaign. Danny had the opportunity to tell the stories of these inspirational individuals through the stills and videos below. Use #ReliefInAction on Instagram and Twitter to share your own stories of volunteerism.
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James Day: Hot Wheels
With their imaginations combined, James Day and the creative team at Ogilvy produced this ingenious campaign for Hot Wheels. James has been awarded 1st place for this series in the Advertising-Product category of the International Photography Awards.
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Laziz Hamani: Rosebuzz
Laziz Hamani is PDN‘s featured photographer for How I Got That Shot in the May 2013 issue. The article highlights Laziz’s assignment for Rosebuzz, a bi-monthly editorial publication based in France, where he was given “artistic freedom to do an eight-page spread creating an imaginative series using pieces of jewelry as the central focus.” The concept: ...
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Adam & Co: Know From Adam
PDN has devoted a four-page Client Meeting feature in the May 2013 issue to Adam & Co. The article titled, Know From Adam, focuses on the strong relationships he maintains with both the clients and photographers he works with due to his acute attention to detail, originality, and reverence for each element that comprises the final artwork. ...
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Danny Clinch: Macklemore
Danny Clinch shot Seattle-raised rapper and musician, Macklemore, for the April 11th issue of Rolling Stone. The article addresses the darker days of Macklemore’s career, then leads up to his present-day sobriety, fame, and latest hit, “Thrift Shop,” which landed the number one spot on Billboard’s top 100.
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L/L: Pinterest
The Levine/Leavitt Pinterest page is now live! We’ve created a board for each of our artists that will be updated daily with newly published works as well as classics from the archive. Follow our page here: http://pinterest.com/levineleavitt/
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James Day: Land Rover
We give James Day an adventure rating of 10/10 for this Land Rover Campaign he shot in collaboration with Y&R Dubai. Each still life features an exotic specialty dish from around the world, intended to make you question your own spirit of adventure.
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James Day: Pumps II
James Day couples high-end fashion with still life photography in this new personal series of designer pumps. A collaboration with set designer, Gemma Tickle, James says, “I wanted to keep the graphic aesthetic that runs through all my work but try a different approach.” The series features heels designed by Giuseppe Zanotti, Pierre Hardy, Stella McCartney, and Nicolas Kirkwood. ...
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Nick Meek: Venice, California
“Venice, California. Home of the Zephyr skate team and formerly known as Dog Town– this is where skateboarding was born. Today, Venice has one of the best bowls in the world and one can regularly see big name skaters ripping up this pristine and beautiful bit of concrete.” -Nick Meek
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Danny Clinch: Natalie Maines
Danny Clinch was commissioned by Sony to photograph Natalie Maines for the cover of her new solo album, Mother. The album will be released on May 7th, but in the meantime you can hear Natalie’s version of Eddie Vedder’s “Without You” on www.nataliemainesmusic.com.