For its 2015 Body Issue, ESPN The Magazine asked Jeff Lipsky to photograph 2012 Olympian Paige Selenski, who’s a member of the USA Field Hockey National Team. Below, two of the portraits featured by ESPN, plus a behind-the-scenes video of the shoot.
Paige Selenski. Photo by Jeff Lipsky for ESPN The Magazine’s 2015 Body Issue.
Photo by Jeff Lipsky.
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The Serpentine Galleries are currently celebrating the 15th anniversary of their pavilion commission, whereby some of the world’s greatest architects design and build a temporary structure for the Serpentine’s lawn in London’s Kensington Gardens. Zahad Hadid, Daniel Libeskind, Jean Nouvel, and Frank Gehry are among the greats who have designed a Serpentine Pavilion, and the installation is one of the top-10 most-visited architectural and design destinations in the world, according to the Serpentine Galleries.
This year’s pavilion is a particularly fanciful cocoon-like creation designed by Spanish architects SelgasCano, who were inspired variously by London’s Underground, the need to connect to nature and the landscape, and “change, surprise, color, and materials.” (Read more about the 2015 Serpentine Pavilion here.)
John Offenbach, who has photographed many of the previous pavilions, captured the swirly hues and winding intrigue of Selgas-Cano’s design in the images below…
Photo by John Offenbach.
Photo by John Offenbach.
Photo by John Offenbach.
Photo by John Offenbach.
Photo by John Offenbach.
Photo by John Offenbach.
Photo by John Offenbach.
Photo by John Offenbach.
Haute Living magazine asked Nino Muñoz to photograph Magic Mike XXL star Joe Manganiello for the cover of its July/August issue—the latest gorgeous shoot that Nino has done with the genetically blessed actor, who also posed shirtless for him for People magazine and in 2010 for Italian Vanity Fair.
Joe Manganiello. Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living, July/August 2015 issue.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Haute Living.
“Two of the greatest dancers of their generation, Wendy Whelan and Edward Watson have between them 80 years of ballet experience,” notes The Observer, which commissioned Nadav Kander to photograph them in action for a recent issue. See more here: “Never Stop Dancing—In Pictures.”
Photo by Nadav Kander for The Observer.
Edward Watson and Wendy Whalen. Photo by Nadav Kander for The Observer.
Photo by Nadav Kander for The Observer.
Photo by Nadav Kander for The Observer.
Photo by Nadav Kander for The Observer.
Photo by Nadav Kander for The Observer.
Photo by Nadav Kander for The Observer.
credits
editor: Ruaridh Nicolez
picture editor: Kit Burnet
Head of Ballet Press, the Royal Ballet: Ashley Woodfield
Photo by Martin Sigal for Nike.
Photo by Martin Sigal for Nike.
Photo by Martin Sigal for Nike.
Photo by Martin Sigal for Nike.
Photo by Martin Sigal for Nike.
Photo by Martin Sigal for Nike.
Photo by Martin Sigal for Nike.
credits
agency: BBDO Argentina
art director: Gustavo Chiocconi
account director: Denise Orman
graphic production: Lucila Dragan Gigena
digital artist: Martin Sichetti
production: Brite Productions
Photo by Uwe Duettmann for BMW.
Photo by Uwe Duettmann for BMW.
Photo by Uwe Duettmann for BMW.
Kate Mara. Photo by Nino Muñoz for Flare, August 2015 issue.
Photos by Nino Muñoz for Flare.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Flare.
Photo by Nino Muñoz for Flare.
Congratulations to Lauren Greenfield, who is one of only 10 commercial directors to be featured in Adweek‘s Creative 100.
“With her Always sequel, #Unstoppable (wherein girls put a beat-down on cardboard boxes that symbolize stifling gender stereotypes), as well as new spots for Toyota and Hallmark packing a reel that also includes work for Chevrolet, Delta, Gatorade and Liberty Mutual, it’s clear Greenfield is a mighty creative force,” writes Adweek of Lauren, who is represented for directing projects by Chelsea Pictures.
Click on the screenshot below to read more.
Photo by Michael Muller.
Photo by Michael Muller.
Photo by Michael Muller.
Portraits by Kwaku Alston, Nadav Kander, and Art Streiber published in Communication Arts’ new photo annual
Featured in the institutional category: Portrait by Kwaku Alston of Muhammad Ali and his wife, Lonnie Ali, for an AARP The Magazine cover story on the fight against Parkinson’s disease and the challenge of being a caregiver. Director of photography: Michael Wichita.
Featured in the editorial category: “Exodus: Gods and Kings” director Ridley Scott, photographed for the cover of Variety by Nadav Kander. Creative director: Bailey Franklin.
A portrait by Art Streiber for “If Michael Keaton Were a Bird He Would Be a Cat,” an Entertainment Weekly cover story on his leading role in the movie “Birdman.” Design director: Tim Leong. Photography director: Lisa Berman. Retoucher: Angie Hayes.
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