If you want to check out more of Stephanie Matthews' pictures, then simply click on this link to bring you there.
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Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Monday, April 21, 2008
Website Watch 4: Stephanie Matthews' Photography Website
I have several adjectives to describe photos posted in the website of this very talented photographer named Stephanie Matthews: exquisite, poetic, visually-stimulating, and beautiful. Here are samples of photos from the said site:

If you want to check out more of Stephanie Matthews' pictures, then simply click on this link to bring you there.
If you want to check out more of Stephanie Matthews' pictures, then simply click on this link to bring you there.
Labels:
photography,
Stephanie Matthews,
websites
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
Website Watch 2: Andrew Sovjani Photography
Nature and landscape photographers are almost a dime a dozen, but Andrew Sovjani stands out among the rest for his unique technique in doing his nature shots. He calls this technique "reAction" printing.

Now, these are what I call works of art.
If there are any of you who are interested in purchasing photos like these, or if you just want to see more of his wonderful photography, you can view and explore the website of Andrew Sovjani.
And no, I wasn't paid to feature his photographic works. He simply deserves the recognition.
Allow me to quote Mr. Sovjani's description of his "reAction" printing:
"Each reAction print is one-of-a-kind. A negative is projected on silver-gelatin paper like traditional photography. Then the paper is taken to the sink and the development chemicals are rubbed, painted and splattered on the photographic paper resulting in a unique layered expressionistic feel with unusual colors emerging. Much of this work is done in the dark, so serendipity and chance play a large role. The negative is used again to make another improvisational print in the series that will look different from the last print in the series."
In other words, no two photos that underwent this process are alike because each had its own unique treatment. With due respect to Andrew Sovjani and his breathtaking photography, here are some samples of his works that went through the "reAction" printing process:
Now, these are what I call works of art.
If there are any of you who are interested in purchasing photos like these, or if you just want to see more of his wonderful photography, you can view and explore the website of Andrew Sovjani.
And no, I wasn't paid to feature his photographic works. He simply deserves the recognition.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Website Watch 1: Classic Hollywood Glamor Photography by Roger James
I couldn't say much about my work as a copywriter, but one of the few perks I get from this job is that I get to encounter sites on the Internet that are really worth visiting.
Astounding, aren't they?
Websites like these inspire me to seek other sites that are worth one's while. They make the Internet a truly great virtual place to surf in.
This is one example of an adorable website by a photographer named Roger James who's located in Los Angeles, California. This photographer is nothing short of a miracle worker for turning average-looking people into visions of beauty and glamor straight from a 1940s/1950s movie set. A perfect example of his magic is seen in the before-after pictures below:
Astounding, aren't they?
Websites like these inspire me to seek other sites that are worth one's while. They make the Internet a truly great virtual place to surf in.
Stay tuned for more of my Website Watch!
Labels:
Hollywood glamor,
photography,
websites
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