Kevin Cooley. He is an American photographers who's stunning editorial work brings a ethereal, weighty quality to his visual story telling. It was this image that stood out to me for its composistion and the light in the image.
Marcus Gaab. For me these two images stuck out far more than any of the others. I think both becasue your just not quite sure what is going on. In the first one it is a still but your not sure why the trainers are placed in this way, the second one it is random subject to photograph and something dramatic is happening. Both images keep your attention. Gaabs is from Germany and his clients include Addidas, BMW, Details, Krups, Nike, Puma, Stone Island and The New York Times. Gaabs shoots with precision and treats his subject almost as if it was holy which leas to his incredible images.
Tim Gutt. I really like this image cause it shows freedom, as you can look out for miles, it gives you a sense of piece when you look at it. Tim Gutt lives in London but is originally from the Netherlands. He captures the eccentricites of life. It maybe landscape, a street or portraits. He has done work for Orange, Dazed and Confused and Selfridges.
Pieter Hugo. He is a South African Photographer from Cape Town. He is self taught photographer and film maker and his photography varys greatly from traking Cultural Shifts in Burmingham UK for Colours Magazine to photographing the Hyena people of Nigeria. I admire this versitility. He has done work for Adidas, United Coulours of Benetton and World Heath organization.
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