The Swedish photographer Julia Hetta graduated from the Gerrit Rietveldt Artacademy in Amsterdam in 2004. Her work has since then been shown in magazines and exibitions around Europe, e.g. Holland, Belgium, Sweden and France. The images of Julia Hetta contains both the very beautiful, sensous and romantic as well as the dark and lurid. Her colour work has a nearly renaissance palette quality to it, while her black and white work is rich in contrast and does not fear the very dark, the very black.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Photography by Julia Hetta
The Swedish photographer Julia Hetta graduated from the Gerrit Rietveldt Artacademy in Amsterdam in 2004. Her work has since then been shown in magazines and exibitions around Europe, e.g. Holland, Belgium, Sweden and France. The images of Julia Hetta contains both the very beautiful, sensous and romantic as well as the dark and lurid. Her colour work has a nearly renaissance palette quality to it, while her black and white work is rich in contrast and does not fear the very dark, the very black.
Amazing Landscapes by Edmondo Senatore
Edmondo Senatore is financial consultant, who living in Rome, Italy. Edmondo have a passion for photography for many years, although he started to photograph from 2003 that since entering the digital market was predominantly, and in fact he once believed in the infinite possibte ’ that this technology could provide.
Landscape Photography by Uros Florjancic
Beautiful landscape photography by Uros Florjancic, talented semi-professional photographer from Slovenia.
Photography by Jessica Sample
Jessica Sample (formerly Jessica Schwartzberg) grew up in Los Angeles, where she is currently based. Before coming home to California, she was previously the Deputy Photo Editor of Travel + Leisure in New York and a frequent photographer for the magazine.
She has a Bachelor’s degree from Brown University and has studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and the International Center of Photography.
Jessica finds inspiration in new environments, cultures and people and has traveled to 36 countries.
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