David Maisel’s large-scaled, otherworldly photographs chronicle the complex relationships between natural systems and human intervention, piecing together the fractured logic that informs them both.

Van Empel’s working method is a complex one. He photographs 4 or 5 professional models in his studio, and takes many series of detailed photos of leaves, flowers, plants and animals. Having gathered hundreds of pictures in a database, he selects those images with which he can achieve the best results. The models are mixed in the Photoshop program, clothes are photographed separately on a tailor’s dummy. In this way he creates new images of mainly children, black or white, set in a paradisaical environment.

Nat Urasmetova is a Russian born, London based visual artist.

Teia Pearson interviews Chris Orr and Jacqueline Smith I had the pleasure of meeting up with Chris Orr and Jacqueline Smith from Corvallis Oregon. Together these two make a very inspiring couple, both coming up in the world of photography. They are now striving to turn heads in the matchbox pinhole camera scene. It all [...]

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