Born in Kenya in 1965, Nitin Vadukul is a commercial and fine art photographer based in New York. At the age of four he moved to London, and at the age of eight his passion for art began. Nitin has a interest in the realms of subconscious and dreams, it was through experimentation that he developed his sense of “seeing past the visible and into the invisible”. His photographic work has been exhibited in USA, UK, Japan, France, Germany and Russia.
Tag: fine art photography
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Anna Bodnar
Bodnar was born in 1982 in Poland. She’s a philologist and a computer graphic artist. Presently, Bodnar is a joint owner of an advertising agency. Since March 2008 she is also a member of an Association of Polish Art Photographers, and from 1 January 2011 member of Royal Photographic Society.
Visual art has always interested Bodnar; according to her, it shows more than words can ever do. Throughout the years, Bodnar has been looking for different artistic ways of expressing herself. She sees photography as a method to understand herself; to understand other people. Her usual sources of inspiration are her day-to-day life and literature. Bodnar’s work and art expresses who she is and therefore, she is very emotional about it. She uses regular photos, as well as different processing software programs for her graphic works.
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Kirsty Mitchell
Kirsty Mitchell (1976) is a fine art photographer and fashion designer based in the UK. Following the tragic loss of her mother, Kirsty turned to photography to help deal with her grief and embarked on her now revered three year series entitled ‘Wonderland’, created in her mother’s memory – inspired by the fairy tales her mother read to her as a child. The international acclaim for her work led Kirsty to leave her fashion career in 2011 and pursue her future as a fine art photographer. Kirsty’s belief in beauty and fascination with folklore has become the root of her inspiration, with work that has led her to be described as a multi-faceted artist with talents and artistic direction that combine to produce beguiling, dream like images – which Kirsty calls ‘fantasy for real’.
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David LaChapelle
David LaChapelle (born March 11, 1963) is an artist and photographer known for combining a hyper-realistic aesthetic with social messages. LaChapelle’s photography career began in the 1980s when he began showing his artwork in New York City galleries. His work caught the eye of Andy Warhol, who offered him his first job as a photographer at Interview magazine. His photographs of celebrities in Interview garnered positive attention, and before long he was shooting for a variety of top editorial publications.
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Lara Jade
She discovered her interest in photography when she was fifteen; ever since then, she has worked towards defining her own style, honing her skills, and expanding her business. She began by shooting Fine art photography and experimental self-portraiture in her hometown of the West Midlands, England before she transitioned into the ever-changing world of fashion photography. At seventeen, she started her own photography business and soon found herself shooting for portrait clients, book publishers and music labels throughout the UK. She moved to London to connect with creatives in the photography industry and to push her boundaries as a photographer. She is influenced by past and present style; whenever she shoots she likes to create stories with an underlying sense of narrative. She is inspired by elements of influential style, film noir, old masters in painting and photography, Romanticism and untouched beauty. In 2011, she moved to New York.