PhotographyRochambeau's Life-sized LookbookThursday, September 17, 2009 by kchung
The New York City clothing label Rochambeau created a life-sized lookbook for the Fall/Winter of 2009. Check it out below. Courtesy of Definitive Touch. [Read more...] Bookmark/Search this post with: Casino by Mamuka KikalishviliWednesday, September 02, 2009 by kchung
This wonderful set was done by Mamuka Kikalishvili entitled Casino. The photos of people were all shot in black and white with rich contrasts in color to bring out the details. The shots of the table all contain chips, a drink, and smoke, which tie them together. This photo shoot represents what casinos want you to imagine when you think of them. [Read more...] Bookmark/Search this post with: Jump 'n' Run Classic Video Game Photography by Patrick RunteSunday, August 16, 2009 by kchung
This series of classic video game photos is from Patrick Runte's Jump 'n' Run series. It features real life scenarios from games such as Pacman, Space Invaders and Pong. Read more about it at Format Magazine. [Read more...] Bookmark/Search this post with: Alice In Wonderland by Annie LeibovitzMonday, July 13, 2009 by kchungBookmark/Search this post with: Camel Ad Campaign by Jan Steinhilber and Saatchi & SaatchiSunday, June 21, 2009 by kchungBookmark/Search this post with: Yeondoo Jung's Wonderland - Childrens' Drawings into PhotosTuesday, April 28, 2009 by kchungBookmark/Search this post with: Festival of Colors Photographs by Poras ChaudharyFriday, April 24, 2009 by kchungBookmark/Search this post with: Moritz Haase (aka hans jesus wurst) HDR Graffiti PhotosTuesday, March 31, 2009 by kchungBookmark/Search this post with: |
 
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