Photographer of the week: Meleah Reardon

Our photographer of the week is Meleah Reardon a fine art photographer based in Suffolk, England where she specializes in landscape, architecture and travel photography.
Meleah is inspired by nature itself, and tries to capture the essence and emotions of a scene as she remembers it.
Although she primarily uses HDR techniques, Meleah tries to find a nice balance in her post-processing methods to achieve an image that is both realistic and evokes the emotional memory of the scene.

You can view her full work on her website or get in touch via twitter.
I leave you to enjoy 10 of her selected pictures.

Photographer of the week: Cristina Otero

Our photographer of the week is Cristina Otero, a 16 years old photographer from Spain, currently living in Cádiz.
Christina started photography when she was only 13 and likes to shoot portraits and self-portraits.
Using her photography, her goal is to create characters that only exist inside her mind and show them to the world.

I’ll be sharing with you only one set of her pictures from an album called “Tutti Frutti” – Least to say that her photography is so “Exotic” and “Refreshing”.

For the full albums you can check out her deviant gallery or connect via Facebook and Twitter.

Photographer of the week: Alexander S. Kunz

Alexander is a fine art landscape and nature photography based in San Diego, CA.
He loves being outdoors and capturing the natural world with his camera. Post processing images on the computer is an essential and genuine part of his work.
Though digitally developed and enhanced, his images always retain their purity and authenticity, allowing his audience to see and feel more closely what he saw and felt upon capturing the scene.

I leave you to enjoy 10 of his selected work, for the full collection you can drop by his website or connect with Alexander on his Facebook page.

Photographer of the week: Girolamo Cracchiolo

Our photographer of the week is Girolamo Cracchiolo, a French photographer living in a city called “Chambéry”.
Girolamo does not consider himself a professional photographer, but a keen photographer.
In Girolamo’s own words :

“A photo, in my opinon will never perfectly represent reality, because reality is constantly moving and so the picture becomes a snapshot in time.

Reality has an odour and sounds, aspects that can never be captured in the static silence of a photograph.

Photographer of the week: David & Myrtille

David & Myrtille is a duo of French photographers, based in Paris : David Pairé and Myrtille Vardelle are two professional graphic designers who have been working for several years in the publishing field.
In july 2011, they decided to explore photography in what they like the most : Cover Arts. In a creative style, their images capture different universes, from romance to thriller.

I leave you to enjoy 10 of their selected pictures – you can always drop by their website, 500px account or connect on google plus.

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