Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Local inspiration: muses and lenses


And here it is, another round of imagery captured by local photographers, and/or their muses.



MCAD student photographer Vincent Marcinelli previews a haunting piece from his senior project.



Photographer Corey Tenold and model Ashlee Walker make a picture perfect Old Hollywood couple.



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Designers Coco & Breezy get styled and shot for an editorial.



Photographer Peter Jamus takes a reflective self portrait.



Photographer David Mendolia follows Tanja into the woods.



Grand Forks-based photographer Emma Katka takes a melodic self portrait.



Former Minneapolis designer Frances Zerr offers a glimpse into her sketchbook for her Spring 2011 collection.



Kouwai Potocnik gets sassy during a test shoot in L.A. (Photo: Alyson Aliano)



Ellen Dahl Lawson snaps tomboy street style for The Minneapoline.



Serah Sauser offers a behind-the-scenes peek of the latest video by Twin Cities R&B songstress Mayda.


Style blogger Shannon Licari Walling harkens back to the '90s with circle sunglasses and a leopard fur coat.






Lottie Anderson gets a fresh chop.



Things get Old Hollywood at Saturday night's l'étoile holiday party, Jubilee, at XYandZ Gallery. (Photo: Christian Erickson)



4 comments:

  1. photos of your friends in animal masks are the furthest thing from unique. read : http://www.vice.com/read/photographic-moratorium-animal-masks

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  2. Fair enough, "anonymous." But I never claimed anything about the concept in that shot being "unique" - I simply thought it was an interestingly composed photograph. And I don't specifically post photos by "my friends" - it is open to all of those doing quality, intriguing work in the Twin Cities.

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  3. Oh my goodness, love the "old hollywood" couple photos.

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  4. Vinnie was in my large format class at MCAD & he's a great photographer. I agree it's more about the composition here, but he goes great work overall. The series was really intersting and not all of them had masks.

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