»Dream Sequence« by MADAME PERIPETIE

Madame Peripetie is a photographer based in Dortmund, Germany. Her latest series »Dream Sequence« will be exhibited at Vaseline in  Düsseldorf until January 11, 2011. 


Her outside-the-box vision provides for a stimulating abstract photography experience.  Check out the rest of her portfolio on her website.

© by Madame Peripetie

Guerra Twins by Joan Crisol for Mate Magazine

Photographer Joan Crisol captured Spanish twins Haydem & Raul Guerra alongside Carlos San Roman for the new issue #28 of Mate magazine.

The editorial is styled by Raul Baleige with hair & makeup by Evita Susavila

(via Homotography)

NAAG NOVEMBER 2010 EDITORIAL »PRELUDE TO WINTER« SHOT BY HUGH LIPPE FEAT. KASIA STRUSS

NAAG NOVEMBER 2010 EDITORIAL »PRELUDE TO WINTER« SHOT BY HUGH LIPPE FEAT. KASIA STRUSS: "© by Naag / Photography Hugh Lippe / Styling Melissa Rubini / Retouching Shane Lee Lyons / Hair Rolando Beauchamp at Community NYC / Makeup Maud Laceppe at Community NYC / Model Kasia Struss at Women Management

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a life on facebook // the real facebook movie

Demoreel 2009 Maxime Luère from maxluere on Vimeo.

This short film, directed by Maxime Luère, speaks for itself. Many of us, including myself, can relate to the story here as facebook has already become a part of/taken over our reality.

inspiration / ONE OF A KIND by GIAMPAOLO SGURA feat. LEA T / hercules mag editorial

Lea T, a transsexual model, recently appeared in an editorial for Hercules Magazine shot by Giampaolo Sgura. The Brazilian model is not-at-all new to the modeling scene. She's been favored by Givenchy for their Fall/Winter 2010 ad campaign and she (but not her clothes) was profiled in August 2010 issue of French Vogue. The title of her profile read "LEA, born again...". And she is; changing the modeling industry as she moves along.








Here are more shots from the recent editorial for Hercules Magazine.

last leaf

OK GO, in collaboration with Geoff Mcfetridge, took a very creative approach to their "Last Leaf" music video by using something as simple as toast. A laser cutter was used to draw on pieces of toast. When they put together these shots, they ended up with a stop-motion short film. The result? Phenomenal!

Check out the video below.

flickr stream

Check out this random sampling of my photography. You can find more on my flickr page.