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Christophe Brunnquell is a French photographer who has worked as the director of Encore magazine and art director for Purple magazine's second issue. His photography features women in different scenic settings and was praised for its unique style. Brunnquell has also done work for high fashion companies such as Louis Vuitton and Celine.
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- Both images feature guitars, an iconic rock symbol meant to appeal to the intended audience.
- The model is younger than Keith Richards, aiming to attract a younger readership to the magazine.
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Neil Bedford is a British photographer known for his close-up portraits and use of black and white and shadows. Emma Summerton is an Australian fashion photographer who highlights colors, scale, and textures. Mike Massaro specializes in music photography and uses circles, shadows, and light. Rankin is a famous British portrait photographer focused on creative lighting.
Fashion photography
This document provides a history of fashion photography and profiles several influential fashion photographers from the late 19th century to the late 20th century. It introduces Adolph de Meyer and Cecil Beaton, two early pioneers of fashion photography for magazines like Vogue. Norman Parkinson is described as bringing more humor and capturing models in real situations outside the studio. Later photographers profiled include Erwin Blumenfeld, William Klein, Guy Bourdin, David Bailey, Patrick Demarchelier, and David Lachapelle, each known for developing distinctive styles and approaches to fashion and celebrity photography.
Final project - final research
The document summarizes the research process of Emily Grace Porter for her magazine concept. She began by researching influential photographers and published magazines to draw inspiration from their style and audience. Halfway through her research, she decided to change the style of her magazine from a fashion photography magazine to a social culture photography magazine after discovering 93 Magazine and being inspired by their raw photography aesthetic. She then had the idea to create an Instagram profile to help promote and expand the reach of her magazine's content online to a wider audience.
Research
The fanzine features photographs from locations around the world showing different cultures and landscapes. Some photos were taken in studios and look professional, while others capture moments in nature. The articles discuss topics like mental health, love, and photographers' feelings and experiences taking the photos. The color scheme is green and blue to convey calmness, while photos inside have a darker, more vintage look. Street photography and self-portraits are the main styles used. Photos take up full pages with small white or black text to focus attention on the images. The fanzine discusses personal issues like anxiety and depression through the photos and writing. It was created by a girl passionate about photography to share work and interviews with upcoming photographers.
Final project final research
This document provides information about several photographers and magazines. It discusses Corinne Day's raw style of fashion photography in the 1990s which portrayed a more realistic look. It also covers Drew Jarrett's natural style of capturing moments without dramatization. The document summarizes 93 Magazine which showcases up-and-coming talents in Manchester, and Vogue Magazine which has been influential globally since the early 20th century by covering fashion, beauty and culture across 23 international editions.
Portrait photographers
This document summarizes information about three photographers - George Garnier, Miro Arva, and Annie Leibovitz - and how their work could influence the document author's own photography project for a fashion magazine cover.
George Garnier is a London-based photographer who has shot portraits of politicians and works as creative director for a Bulgarian fashion magazine. Miro Arva is also based in London and focuses on fashion and beauty photography. He won a competition to shoot Naomi Campbell. Annie Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer known for her work with celebrities and unique conceptual photos mixing fashion with themes like Disney.
The author notes technical aspects she likes from each photographer, such as shutter speeds
Experimental photography task 1
Wes Naman is a Mexican experimental photographer known for his "scotch tape photography" where he uses tape to manipulate facial expressions in unusual ways. One series involved taping subjects' noses, which gave Naman the idea to further explore this technique. John Stezaker is a British conceptual artist who creates surreal collages by combining multiple existing images, often portraits, to form new composite images with unfamiliar meanings. Both artists experiment with manipulating portraits through techniques like taping in Naman's case and collaging in Stezaker's, showing different approaches to experimental photography across eras.
Final Research
This document provides information about Corinne Day, a photographer known for her raw and genuine fashion photography in the 1990s. It discusses how Day brought more reality to fashion photography by capturing the natural beauty of her models without dramatization. Her style was self-taught and gave photos a less glossy look. Her images from this era came to be known as "grunge" and helped popularize that international style. The document also analyzes some of Day's specific photos, including her 1993 shots of Kate Moss for British Vogue that portrayed feelings of loneliness through Moss's solitary and undressed poses looking out a window. These images helped establish Moss's thin, androgynous look that became a trend known
Photography assignment final
This document discusses various types of photography used in media industries. It begins by defining photography and its uses for capturing memories and conveying information. It then outlines six main types of photography used in media: landscape, fashion, portrait, macro, advertising, and photoshop. For each type, it provides examples of photographers, analyzed photos, and discussions of techniques and historical changes in the field. The document concludes with a bibliography of referenced sources.
Influential creators for magazine design
The document profiles several influential magazine designers: Christophe Brunnquell, who has been the art director for Purple magazine since 1993; David Carson, known for his experimental typography as the designer of Ray Gun magazine; Jop Van Bennekom, the art director and publisher of magazines such as BUTT and Re; M/M (Paris), the design partnership known for collaborations with fashion and music figures; and Yorgo Tloupas, an art director who has worked for brands like Lacoste and is currently redesigning publications for Liberation Media Group.
Past and present photogrpaher
Nick Knight is a highly influential fashion photographer known for his editorial work in magazines like Vogue and his founding of SHOWstudio.com. He is renowned for his experimental style using unconventional poses, lighting, and digital manipulation. Irving Penn was also a legendary fashion photographer, known for his sophisticated black and white images in Vogue from the 1940s-2000s featuring elegant poses and minimalist styles. Both photographers are masters of their craft, though Knight takes a more creative experimental approach while Penn's work has a classic refined style.
Past and present photogrpaher
Nick Knight is a highly influential fashion photographer known for his editorial work in magazines like Vogue and his role as founder of SHOWstudio.com. He is renowned for experimental, creative photography using lighting, color, and digital manipulation to achieve unique aesthetic effects. Irving Penn was also a seminal fashion photographer, known for his sophisticated black and white portraits and still lifes for Vogue in the 1940s-1960s. Both photographers direct elaborate studio shoots to creatively showcase fashion and celebrity subjects through controlled lighting and poses against plain backgrounds.
Photography assignment powerpoint
Type and uses of photography, Fashion photography, Macro photography, Advertising photography and Portrait photography
Photography book pro forma
Photography Applications document discusses various genres and applications of photography including advertising, fashion, portraiture, photojournalism, and fine art photography. For each genre, it describes common purposes, techniques, equipment, locations, and post-production processes used. Examples of prominent photographers are also provided for each genre. Overall, the document provides a comprehensive overview of different types of photography, their defining characteristics, and typical workflows.
Task 4
The document provides information about three fashion photographers - Mert & Marcus, Nick Knight, and Steven Meisel. It summarizes some of their key stylistic traits and influences on the author's own photography ideas. Mert & Marcus use bold colors against neutral backgrounds and unusual poses like models lying down. Nick Knight creates blurred, tie-dye effects and uses dramatic lighting to highlight clothing silhouettes. Steven Meisel incorporates busy compositions with many details, contrasts in lighting and color, and on-location shoots to add drama. The author finds these photographers inspiring and plans to incorporate some of their techniques, like selective use of bright colors and interesting poses.
Task 4
The document provides information about three fashion photographers - Mert & Marcus, Nick Knight, and Steven Meisel. It summarizes some of their key stylistic traits and influences. For Mert & Marcus, it notes their use of bold colors, unusual setups, and angles looking up at models. For Nick Knight, it highlights his unique, blurred backgrounds and use of dramatic lighting. For Steven Meisel, it describes his busy, detailed images with lots going on and his use of contrasting dull and bright colors. The document analyzes each photographer's work to gather ideas for the writer's own upcoming fashion photo shoot.
Research photographers, graphic designers and magazine creators
This document provides information about several photographers, graphic designers, and magazine creators that could serve as inspirations for a music magazine design. It briefly profiles Linda McCartney, Ernst Haas, David Carson, Milton Glaser, Krissi Murison, and Tony Gervino. For each, it highlights some of their representative works and design elements, such as their use of color, composition, typography, and layout techniques. The document aims to expose the reader to diverse styles that effectively convey mood and grab attention.
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