Charlotte Cotton Knihy

Zaubern mit Licht und Farbe Wer nach BDI Old Street London sucht, stößt zuerst auf die bekanntesten Namen der aktuellen Modefotografie: Nick Knight, Anton Corbijn, Jason Evans, Glen Luchford. Erst beim zweiten Blick findet man den des Gründers und aktiven Betreibers eines der innovativsten Fotolabore weltweit: Brian Dowling. Seit über 30 Jahren arbeitet der gelernte Fotograf mit den besten Kollegen seiner Branche zusammen, um die Möglichkeiten der analogen Farbfotografie über ihre Grenzen hinaus auszuloten. Fashion Image Revolution stellt diesen stillen Star der Fotografie und seine bahnbrechenden Innovationen in einem opulenten Band vor, der anhand der Arbeiten international renommierter Fotografen wie Nick Knight, Anton Corbijn, Andy Bettles, Kevin Davies oder Greg McDean einen Einblick in die Arbeitsweise eines der wichtigsten Protagonisten der Fotoszene gewährt und zugleich den immensen Einfluss offenlegt, den BDI als kreatives Epizentrum auf die internationale Fotografie nimmt.

Text mainly consists of interviews with photographers, stylists and art directors

Charlotte Cotton looks at the many different ways contemporary artists have embraced photography. The text explains the differences between artists such as Andreas Gursky, Nan Goldin and Gillian Wearing, and introduces the main techniques and personalities of the medium.

The classic Photofile series brings together the best work of the world's greatest photographers in an attractive format and at a reasonable price.

Exploring the intersection of photography, video, and identity, this collection delves into how image-making influences our public and private personas. Through essays and interviews, it examines the implications of our visual practices within the framework of online behavior and social norms, highlighting the blurring of public and private boundaries. The writings challenge mainstream representations of race, gender, and sexuality, envisioning a future where diverse self-representation reshapes our visual culture and fosters greater autonomy.

Featuring a diverse array of contemporary artists, this collection showcases innovative images that push the boundaries of visual art. Each contributor brings a unique perspective, reflecting various styles and themes that challenge traditional notions of photography. The book serves as a vibrant exploration of modern artistic expression, highlighting the interplay between image and concept through the works of established and emerging talents alike. This compilation not only celebrates individual creativity but also invites readers to engage with the evolving landscape of visual culture.

Malerie Marder's work in high-color photography captures emotional vulnerability and intimacy, stemming from her groundbreaking first commissioned shoot in a motel room. This experience profoundly influenced her artistic direction over the next decade, as she explored themes of nakedness in both a physical and emotional sense. Featuring a preface by Gregory Crewdson, this beautifully illustrated collection showcases Marder's unique vision and aims to introduce her significant contributions to a broader audience, challenging existing myths about her and her contemporaries.

Focusing on the innovative approaches of over 80 prominent artists, this book explores their experimental engagement with photography. Edited by Charlotte Cotton, it includes an insightful essay that contextualizes their work within the evolving landscape of photographic practice, highlighting the diverse techniques and concepts that challenge traditional boundaries.