Beautiful black and white photography of Jerusalem by David Oziel, talented photographer based in Boston, MA. Minutes from the commercial center, Levites in black hats represent an era past--where customs based on the strict 613 commandments of the Torah (the Five Books of Moses) still persist.
Showing posts with label Black and White Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Black and White Photography. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Meah Shearim, Jerusalem by David Oziel
Beautiful black and white photography of Jerusalem by David Oziel, talented photographer based in Boston, MA. Minutes from the commercial center, Levites in black hats represent an era past--where customs based on the strict 613 commandments of the Torah (the Five Books of Moses) still persist.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Black and White Photography by Michael Hess
Michael Hess is a German photographer based in London. He first started taking photographs with his father’s Praktica camera while studying structural engineering in Weimar. Interested in little-explored society groups, he spent two years capturing the UK’s hip-hop scene. After a chance visit to a bingo club in Southampton, he began a four-year project on bingo. He’s also worked on stories like an American road trip with an aspiring musician, women in Iran and a controversial concrete block of flats.
His work has been exhibited in London’s Host Gallery, Cardiff’s Millennium Centre and Southampton’s Picturehouse Cinema. As well as his own projects, he’s worked as a freelancer for corporate publications and music magazines.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
BW Portrait Photography by Alexey Onatsko
Beautiful black and white portrait photography by Alexey Onatsko, talented freelance photographer & cross-media performance artist from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. Alexey was born in Balaklava, Crimea in 1984. In 2010 he graduated from London College of Communication (UAL), London.
Blacklandscape by Philippe Gerlach
Philippe Gerlach grew up in Deep River (CAN), Kiel (GER), Burghausen (GER) and studied Photography in Linz (A). After a 12 month assistant stint for Nick Waplington in London 2009, he now lives and works in Paris. Gerlach’s works have been widely exhibited for solo exhibitions and different group shows like Tiny Vices at Spencerbrownstone Gallery in New York, Arles and New York Photofestival, or Vice Photo Exhibition at Galerie Chappe in Paris. Philippe Gerlach has been published through VICE, JSBJ and others…
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