Carolina Baldomá

Carolina Baldomá - Argentinian - Alternative Process Photography.

Uses alternative processes like cyanotype and plant-based printing to create photographs where the landscape literally becomes part of the image—leaves, flowers, and organic matter forming the prints themselves.

Carolina Baldomá - cyanotypes in collage like composition of landscape
Carolina Baldomá - cyanotypes in collage like composition of landscape
Carolina Baldomá - cyanotypes in collage like composition of landscape
Carolina Baldomá - cyanotypes in portait of a girl
Carolina Baldomá - cyanotypes in collage like composition of landscape


Erik Kessels – Your mistakes could change the world (video)

I cannot stop browsing for Erik Kessels stuff...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59d28ReN3_8


Elliott Erwitt

https://www.artsy.net/artist/elliott-erwitt

https://www.magnumphotos.com/photographer/elliott-erwitt/

Elliott Erwitt | Buzios, BRAZIL. (1990) | Available for Sale | Artsy

Elliott Erwitt | Miami Beach, Florida, USA (1962) | Available for Sale | Artsy
Elliott Erwitt | Paris, France, 1992 (1992) | Available for Sale | Artsy
Elliott Erwitt | Moscow, USSR (1967) | Available for Sale | Artsy
Simay's Los Angeles Best Art Picks for May 2011


Photographic grid projects with Blake Andrews

Some time ago I shared some work of Blake Andrews here. Blake is also a participant in photographic grid projects. The basic idea about a grid project is to divide the map of an area into squares, and then systematically go make pictures in these squares. Ideally multiple photographer participate, thus creating a body of work that varies in style.

When he lived Portland, Blake Andrews participated in the Portland Grid Project. And after moving to Eugene, he started a Eugene Grid Project. There is a link on his site here. But unfortunately it points to an unknown web address.

The vernacularity of the pictures produced in these projects is refreshing and inspiring.



Andrew Savulich

American photographer Andrew Savulich.