NashMith
“There are streaks of colorful electric light running through NYC. NashMith's photography unravels and exposes this conceptual light art. At times the movement captured is linear, at others a tangled interwoven abstraction; each marvelously expressive, evocative. Alchemic manipulation of speed, depth and light sensitivity, create painterly photographs - “Photo-Paintings”. Look through NashMith's camera with her to discover New York, New York and Photography in a novel light.”
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Cindy Juchem
“Cindy Juchem photographs women and models in a modern, natural style with a focus on the female gaze. Her portraits are calm, clear, and timeless – studio, editorial, or outdoor.”
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Maurizio Rampa
“Maurizio Rampa is an Italian self-taught photographer who is living a nomad life around the world. He dedicates his time to street and travel photography, trying to capture on film the experience of living life at another pace and rhythm. His photography mainly focuses on fleeting moments, living in non-places, the everyday poetry, the unexpected encounters, the passing of time and the variation of lights and colors influenced by the always changing scenario.”
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John Duurkoop
“John Duurkoop (b. 1952) has lived on the North Sea coast all his life, drawing inspiration from the sea, dunes, and skies. He began photographing at 18, influenced by his father, and soon mastered darkroom techniques. After a long career in IT, he returned to photography as a part-time professional photographer. His love for analogue processes inspired him to found also a small company dedicated to restoring film cameras, old negatives, slides, and photos.”
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Jalani Morgan
“Jalani Morgan is a Toronto-based artist and photo director whose photography explores memory, community, and Black life. His practice bridges editorial assignments, documentary work, and fine art projects that highlight resilience and intimacy. Central to his portfolio is In Care Of, an ongoing Polaroid portrait series that transforms the fragile immediacy of instant photography into a living archive and lasting record of care, presence, and connection.”
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Quitterie de Fommervault-Bernard
“Quitterie de Fommervault lives between Bordeaux and her studio in the Gers region. After graduating in Political Studies, she began her professional career in Paris as a journalist. At the same time, her artistic practice took shape as she studied at the Gobelins school. Color and composition hold a central place in her visual language, whether in her portraits or nature images. By incorporating traditional printing such as gum bichromate or engraving, she restores the importance of materiality.”
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Savitri Bastiani
“A Québec-based Canadian photographer with 16 years behind the lens, Savitri brings a strong narrative vision to lifestyle and brand imagery. Shaped by extensive travel—from Nepal to Iceland to Machu Picchu—her work blends emotion, movement, and refined storytelling. Guided by instinct and creative precision, she approaches each project with a timeless aesthetic where authenticity matters more than perfection.”
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Koussaila Mehdi
“Kouss is a photographer whose work centers on emotion and connection. With a natural, unobtrusive approach, he captures moments as they unfold, creating a portfolio built on honest storytelling and timeless imagery.”
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Kaden Morris
“Kaden Morris is a photographer and videographer specializing in music, lifestyle, and creative projects. He works with both digital and film, focusing on authentic, documentary-style imagery. Much of his work involves capturing artists, tours, and behind-the-scenes moments. His approach is straightforward and story-driven, with an emphasis on clarity and consistency. He aims to deliver work that feels intentional, honest, and true to the subject.”
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Max Schwarzmann
“Max Schwarzmann approaches photography and design with both caution and fascination. He often focuses on the studio and its equipment, exploring the distinction between the artist and the artisan. His work expands into various media, including video, sculpture, and installation. Schwarzmann combines antiquated analog processes with contemporary production and documentation techniques, reusing materials, blending iconic references to create something new, and often surprisingly fragile.”
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