A Quiet Confidence – New York Master photographer: John Dugdale

–Words and Interview by Robbie Sosa with New York master photographer John Dugdale . Image: A Turbulent Dream – 1996 – All images courtesy of Holden Luntz gallery. It’s 1992 and fear has cast its unending shadow over the gay community in New York City. Reeling from a mysterious illness, a thirty year-old named John Patrick Dugdale […]

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The Secret That She Keeps -a style photo editorial

The Secret That She Keeps by LA-based photographer Eddie Chacon, Stylist: Sissy Sainte-Marie, Makeup and Hair: Lindsey Avenetti, Model: Nouel Riel. Skirt Sainte-Marie Vintage, Jacket Elliott Evan, Shoes Tux Top Nasty Gal, Shorts vintage Sainte-Marie Bodysuit and Pants American Apparel, Shoes Alaïa, Bag and white scarf vintage Sainte Marie, Silver Scarf Vera Wang, Visor Chung KIng Road, Chinatown Jacket […]

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ALL WE HAVE IS NOW by photographer Elena Kholkina

In this story for VAGA, Moscow-based photographer Elena Kholkina portrays the dilapidated present of a Russian 18th century mansion where grand musical and theatrical performances were hosted by the Russian aristocratic society. The mansion stands still as a gigantic ghost from the past. Model: Nastya Tairi, Photography & Styling: Lena Kholkina. Clothing credits include: jewelry […]

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A Dreamer’s Walk – photographer Jessica Silversaga

Jessica Silversaga’s photographs make the viewers frightened, happy, dreamy-eyed, and oftentimes leave them wanting more, almost in a haunting kind of way. Her subjects have always the ability to transfer feelings into the camera, whether they are family, friends, or models.She considers her images to be self-portraits, thus an extension of herself. Jessica Silversaga is […]

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The Fallen Angel, The Art of Francesca Woodman at Guggenheim, NY

Francesca Woodman was an American photographer who investigated female subjectivity, identity and performance using blurred, half hidden self-portraiture. With herself often the subject, her ghostly and narrative black and white photographs offer an insight into her unconscious and performative self. Woodman played with a camera’s exposure time and incorporated decrepit locations, using antique props such […]

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