Kenn Lichtenwalter
The photographs of Kenn Lichtenwalter have a glamour charm and a spirit nearer to the world of mode that of erotism. However, it emerges a softness from it of the most languorous, an invite to the voluptuous idleness.
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Robert Farber
Robert Farber provokes astonishing parallels between the bodies’ soft curves and the veiled forms, imperceptible, which evolve/move in bottom.
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Robert G. Berg
In the black and white realm, women seem softer. Skin is creamier, shadows are deeper… Outdoor figure shooting can be very rewarding, although somewhat riskier than shooting in the studio. But that adds to the excitement, and often gives the work more of an edge… Robert G. Berg comments his work by these words: the shorter the summary, the stronger the emotion.
Denver, Colorado, United States
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Tim Phillips
Tim Phillips can combine the magic of the dance to the static inertia of the portrait to capture his models. Thus, he makes them at the same time attracting and frozen, distant and accessible, by showing them in the fragile balance between shyness and sensuousness, the arms folded close to the body in a desire of protection to unveil themselves only little by little as grows the confidence.
St Ives, England, United Kingdom
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Victor Ivanovski
Victor Ivanovski’s photographs have a granulous, tactile matter that makes them objects as much as supports. The topics approached visit the borders of the kind: fat women, decrepit bathrooms, even until the negation of the erotism by the rough exposure of the flesh.
Moscow, Russian Federation
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Ronald Lee Hildebrand
Ron Hildebrand handles the color with as much tact than the Black and White. Tarnished bronze and dark ochre bring a depth and an exceptional velvet touch to its work, a true caress of the eyes.
Reno, Nevada, United States
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Amit Bar
The photographs of Amit Bar are an explosion of colors and movements, a polychromatic phantasmagoria that invites to the intoxication of the senses.
Doetinchem, Gelderland, Netherlands
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Doug Lester
Felted environments, white and virginal veils that camouflage the bodies of a studied transparency, revealing forms and heralding voluptuous touches.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Jan Saudek
Belonging to the race of sedentary photographers who prefer to seek inspiration in their cellar than abroad, Jan Saudek’work characterizes itself by a strongly melded esthetic where colors and lighting are fiercely present.
Czech Republic
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Farrokh Chothia
From a series of nudes to contemporary veiled Indian dancers, the Indian photographer Farrokh Chothia likes to emphasize the strengthness of the eyes. He can also make portraits in nature, where bodies are curled around trees in a deep communion with the green reign.
Mumbay, Maharashtra, India
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