Frances Ha

Fernanda Montoro

Not only a talented and wonderful Polaroid photographer, Fernanda has been with us every step of the way. At our first Brick Lane market, we exchanged work and I have treasured my photograph ever since.

 Her love and support is held on to so tightly. 

Her work inspires us to look at the world differently and if you are in search for some beauty in your life, her images are the answer.

Vietnam.

My new work.

A few examples of my new creations!

That's right I am making and creating again and I could not be happier!

If you like what you see and would like to make a request for an order please feel free to drop me an email.

Anna aka Jimmy

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Mariam Sitchinava

Irene Moray

They talk of a world somewhere, underneath us, below the water.

Irene Moray's images literally take your breath away, I just had to look through 'Julia's Pool' to lose mine.

Please see more here.

http://irenemoray.com/

Sergio Kurhajec

New York born photographer Sergio Kurhajec was raised by a painter father and a sculptor mother.

It shows.

This work is stark and beautiful.

To see more of his work visit >>>

www.sergiokurhajec.com/

Mary Herrera

'If your eyes are open, you will see that my insides grow flowers'.

Mystic dreamer Mary Herrera's pastings of flowers, bones and stars provide me with endless inspiration and beauty.

'Wizards, Witches & Magic'

 Work from i-D Magazine photography spread back in December 2009.

A mighty striking set of images by glorious Ellen Rogers.

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Colette Saint Yves

 

Photography by the wonder Colette Saint Yves.

These haunting images touch our souls.

From albums: Tales and No More Tales, Les enfants de Méliès,☽☽☽,

Elie Siddal .

Treat yourself to much more of her work here.

Her collage work is amazing.

Rebecca Cairns

Rebecca Cairns' work leaves us speechless.

"Her images are reminiscent of dreams- unclear, distorted and fictional- meant to portray the fact that throughout our everyday lives we are only passing figures through an infinite amount of space and time-- impermanent and always fleeing. Her self-portraits are haunting and desolate explorations of personal spaces and intimate environments."

To see more by Rebecca, visit her beautiful website/blog.

http://rjacphoto.blogspot.com/

Philipp Bartz

Untitled, a photo by Philipp Bartz on Flickr.