Melanie Rodriguez for Papier Mache #3

Photos by Rio de Janeiro born photographer Marc Ferrez (1843-1923)

Nomads, a very inspiring book documenting the life of the last nomadic peoples on the Northern Hemisphere. Photographs  Jeroen Toirkens (a young Dutch photographer), published by Lanoo (Belgium).

http://www.nomadslife.com/

” The photographic series considers men’s space (mardana) and women’s space (zanana) in Mughal and Rajput palace architecture, havelis and mausoleums through large format digital photography. ”

Karen Knorr is an artist based in London www.karenknorr.com

Christian Tagliavini, Dietmar Noble gallery, London.

www.diemarnoblephotography.com

Naif number 11  - Photographs Raquel Reina from “Stiff upper lip”

- Style Aixea Villareal – Very British!

Models ERIC, RUTH, ROSE from SUGAR KIDS models agency.

“In the series “Existing in Costume”, Chan-Hyo Bae has chosen the iconography of queenliness to express his feelings as an Asian immigrant. He dresses in period costumes and photographs himself as unidentified members of English aristocracy from the 13th to 19th centuries (all the works are untitled). His self-portraits mimic women monarchs only and are an examination of gender, power, race, and class.

I am getting ready for another visit at Paris Photo in November. An annual rendez-vous that I wouldn’t miss at any cost. This made me remember one of the artists I liked very much last year, and that I totally forgot to mention on Pirouette.  Never too late.

Nelli Palomaki was born 1981 in Forssa, Finland. She recently graduated from the London College of Communication (MA in Photography). Nelli lives and works in Isnäs, Finland and London, UK.

I got very excited when came through the photos of Joanna Patterson. There is a real energy in her work, somethink that we would call “dejante” in French, meaning a cool madness, something totally fresh and different from many things we’ve seen recently.

Achim Lipoth Photography