Showing posts with label Photographers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photographers. Show all posts

Friday, February 20, 2026

Anton Corbijn ~ 33 Still Lives🎈

Anton Corbijn 33 Still Life. I had completely forgotten that I had this beautiful book. The best inspiration when planning to start a portrait project. But my project is with strangers.














Sunday, December 14, 2025

Martin Parr "Life's a Beach".






I only have one book by Martin Parr, "Life's a Beach". I love this colorful book and I'll try to see if they have any other of his books to borrow at the library tomorrow.

Don't miss the tribute below to the great British documentary photographer Martin Parr that passed away last sunday.

Martin Parr | A Visual Tribute to the Master
By Photographic Inspiration



Tuesday, September 19, 2023

My new Helmut Newton Poster

 

I found a nice framed Helmut Newton poster at a flea market a couple of weeks ago, happy!

And if you alos like Helmut don't miss to watch - HELMUT NEWTON: THE BAD AND THE BEAUTIFUL (2020) 

 Official Trailer



Sunday, December 6, 2020

Martha Cooper - Graffiti and street art

 

It´s not often that I got that "wow" factor after a documentry about a photographer. Martha have that magic and you have to check if you dont know her. Martha still follows her dream at the age of 77. In my head that is where I want to be before I turn 50.

I found a documentry on SVT play - Martha Cooper: To perpetuate street art. Link svtplay.se

Graffiti and street art, a lifelong photo quest | Martha Cooper | TED Vienna




Saturday, February 22, 2020

W Eugene Smith - Minamata 水俣




So finaly a film I want to see "Minamata". I can´t find a trailer yet so I guess it will take some time befor it comes Sweden.

The story about war photographer W. Eugene Smith travels back to Japan where he documents the devastating effect of mercury poisoning in coastal communities. With Jonny Depp as Eugene.

See below some more info regarding W. Eugine Smiths work




Friday, December 30, 2016

Photographer Gavin Watson

Photographers who inspire me do not grow on trees. A photographer that I found in the '90s was Gavin Watson.
The working-class skinhead subculture brought together by a love of ska music and fashion. The pictures are wonderful, and I was drawn to them.

Then Gavin himself is an incredibly funny and lovely person so makes it even better. Been on two of Gavin's exhibitions in Stockholm and here are my pictures of Gavin.



and evening music
MADNESS - Don´t quote me on that