The Spring 2010 issue of sleek magazine, Profit | Loss theme, cover photo and fashion story Dorian Gray shot by Jean-François Lepage with model Douglas Neitzke, more fashion photography stories by Alfredo Piola, Cécile Bortoletti, and Detlef Schneider.
The amount of moisture on Earth has not changed, but will there be enough for a more crowded world? In the April 2010 issue of National Geographic magazine, there are a lot of wonderful photographs, featuring the world’s freshwater crisis.
The No. 15 of 125 Magazine, the America issue is a bonanza of stylish and remarkable imagery that has no comparison in the magazine world. This issue includes an interview with legendary photographer Albert Watson plus features on Saatchi artist Emily Prince, Former child soldier and campaigner Emmanuel Jal and a look at Miami, Rankin shot a horror/humour story inspired but teen slasher movies, and cover photo by Paul Farrell. The full list of contributors: Alyson Aliano, Barrie Hullegie, Deirdre O’Callaghan, Derrick Santini, Drew Jarrett, Gitte Meldgarde, Jamie Smith, Jason Hetherington, John Gripenholm, John Midgley, Max Oppenheim, Paul Farrell, Paul Vickery, Perry Curties, Rankin, Simon Mills, Steve Harries, Taki Bibelas, Tim Richmond, Valerie Philips, Yossi Michaeli.
The April 2010 issue of L’Officiel Hommes China, Karl Lagerfeld’s unforgettable muse Baptiste Giabiconi is on the cover, shot by Xiang Sun “孙瑞祥” and styled by Barnabé Hardy. In this ICONS issue, Baptiste channels a diverse selection of music icons from Bowie and Michael Jackson to Lady Gaga.
The Shanghai Tang spring/summer 2010 collection, Love Restraint “情束” shot by international fashion photographer Richard Ramos captures the intensity of emotions between the ardent lovers portrayed by Chinese supermodel Fei Fei Sun “孙菲菲” and rising male model Takashi Watanabe “渡部高志”on their lovers’ voyage through Asia.
In this Spring 2010 issue of Foam Magazine present portfolios by eight photographers: Michael Wolf, Paul Kooiker, Tim Hetherington, Prague’s Secret Police, Evan Baden, Trevor Paglen, Chris Jordan, and Yasmine Chatila, give expression to the theme of peeping in extremely varied and unexpected ways. View #22 / Peeping online edition below.
Blustery Day is so funny, shot by Los Angeles based photographer Hugh Kretschmer, he’s knack for creating fanciful, surreal images with graphic mastery, dramatic collage effect, express a passion for twentieth century painting and sculpture through the lens.
