Miki Haromothet is a photographer, cinematographer and director from Budapest, Hungary.
New York – Miki Haromothet
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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Youthful Bliss – Andric
Realistic Line Drawings of Human Faces
Dirk Dzimirsky is one talented guy. People are often surprised that his hyperrealistic drawings are not actual photographs. Although Dirk references photographs for his drawings, he uses the photos very loosely once the proportions have been determined. Each of his drawings make you want to stop and ponder what the person is thinking, as the emotion on their faces makes you forget that these are indeed drawings. You can see much more of Dirk’s work on his website or Facebook page.
Food Under an Electron Microscope
Artist Caren Alpert combines photography with her love for food. She photographed well known foods with an electron microscope which creates otherworldly images.
Caren Alpert‘s website.
Light Drawings in the 1970s
While artist Eric Staller’s light drawings are beautiful in and of themselves, take into account that they were created in New York back in the 1970s using just a Nikon 35mm film camera, 4th of July sparklers and Christmas lights and you can’t help but be blown away. By day, Staller would walk around New York, studying the locations he felt would “articulate the particular choreography or architecture of light” that he wanted to express. At night, he would carefully position his camera on a tripod and, with the lens open for several minutes, he would purposefully move about urban spaces; outlining cars, streets and stairways and even forming magical-looking tunnels brought to life through his imagination. (via My Modern Met)
Corner Portraits by Irving Penn
Irving Penn (1917 – 2009) was an American photographer known for his portraiture and fashion photography. He was among the first photographers to pose subjects against a simple grey or white backdrop. Expanding his austere studio surroundings, Penn constructed a set of upright angled backdrops, to form a stark, acute corner.’ Wikipedia
Visit the Irving Penn Foundation.
Stunning Macro Photographs of Insects – David Chambon
Over the past few months photographer David Chambon has been working on a phenomenal series of photos featuring insects covered in tiny water droplets. These are a few of my favorites but you can see dozens more over on 500px and Flickr.
David Chambon‘s website.
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A couple loses nearly everything — except for a Polaroid photo — during a massive electromagnetic storm in an age where everything is digital and holographic.
Paris, 2020.
A beautiful couple, a city over-saturated by holograms and digital stream.
A polaroid camera.
Tomorrow will never be the same.
Written, Directed and post-produced by Francois Ferracci.
With Luka Kellou and Magali Heu
Music by Alexandre fortuit
Making of visual effects here: vimeo.com/49995678
An interview about the film here:
onesmallwindow.com/interviews/interview-with-francois-ferracci-the-director-of-lost-memories/
Out my Window – Gail Albert Halaban
Sharon Stone – Peter Duke
Some pictures I shot while hanging out with the Stone. Sharon and I spent quite a bit of time together. She characterized our relationship as “partners in crime”.’ – Peter Duke
Life in Pictures 