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Jorg Badura shoots surfing-inspired yoga story for Shape magazine

Kristina Feliciano — Wed, 17 Jul 2013 15:01:11 +0000

For the July/August issue of Shape magazine, Jorg Badura photographed a feature on a surfing-inspired yoga workout created by Jessica Bellafatto at KamaDeva Yoga in East Hampton, New York. “The moves mimic actions you perform on a board, like paddling, diving under waves, and popping up,” she explains. Here’s a look…

Photo by Jorg Badura for Shape, July/August 2013 issue.

Photo by Jorg Badura for Shape.

John Midgley photographs a trio of multimillionaires for Men’s Fitness

Kristina Feliciano — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 16:31:32 +0000

The June issue of Men’s Fitness profiles three multimillionaires—Wes Moore, author, speaker, and host of the Oprah Winfrey Network show Beyond Belief; Joe DeSena, a businessman and founder of the physically grueling Spartan Death Race; and Strauss Zelnick, the man behind Grand Theft Auto IV—who believe that keeping fit has been key to their success. John Midgley shot the portraits to accompany the story. Here’s a look…

Strauss Zelnick. Photo by John Midgley for Men’s Fitness, June 2013 issue.

Wes Moore. Photo by John Midgley for Men’s Fitness.

Joe DeSena. Photo by John Midgley for Men’s Fitness.

Michael Muller photographs enigmatic director David Lynch for The New Review

Kristina Feliciano — Wed, 26 Jun 2013 14:14:31 +0000

We love everything about Michael Muller‘s portraits of director David Lynch, shot for the June 23 issue of The New Review: the lighting, the atmosphere, what’s expressed, and what remains hidden…

David Lynch. Photo by Michael Muller for The New Review, June 23, 2013, issue.

Photo by Michael Muller for The New Review.

Photos by Michael Muller for The New Review.

Read the story here: “Waxing lyrical: David Lynch on his new passion—and why he may never make another movie”

Below, some outtakes from Michael’s shoot…

Photo by Michael Muller.

New work: Craig Cutler for Every Day With Rachael Ray and Bon Appetit

Kristina Feliciano — Tue, 25 Jun 2013 19:03:27 +0000

Three recent editorial still-life shoots by Craig Cutler: eggs for Every Day With Rachael Ray and garden tools and an ice-cold pitcher of tea for Bon Appétit…
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Photo by Craig Cutler for Every Day With Rachael Ray.

Photo by Craig Cutler for Bon Appétit.

Craig Cutler photographs “Who Made That?” cover story for The New York Times Magazine

Kristina Feliciano — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 13:24:53 +0000

The June 7 issue of The New York Times Magazine looks at the remarkable innovations that evolved from the need to solve simple problems. We’re not talking computer technology, though. Think Band-Aids, air bags, the bike-share program, ATMs, and so on. The cover story (titled “Who Made That?”) is illustrated by crisp still lifes of these innovations, all of them photographed for the magazine by Craig Cutler. The food styling is by Victoria Granof. Here’s a look…

Photo by Craig Cutler for The New York Times Magazine, June 7, 2013, issue.

Photos by Craig Cutler for The New York Times Magazine. Food styling by Victoria Granof.

Photos by Craig Cutler for The New York Times Magazine.

Photo by Craig Cutler for The New York Times Magazine. Food styling by Victoria Granof.

Melanie Acevedo photographs women of a fabulous age for More magazine

Kristina Feliciano — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 19:12:59 +0000

What does it look like to be a woman of a certain age? In a word: fabulous. That’s the affirming message of More magazine’s beauty feature that each month updates the expectations for a 40-or-above-aged woman from humdrum to happening. Melanie Acevedo has shot the opener for this uplifting feature for many months running. Here’s a look at some of her portraits…

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, May 2013 issue.

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, March 2013 issue.

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, September 2012 issue.

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, April 2012 issue.

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, February 2012 issue.

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, June 2012 issue.

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, May 2012 issue.

Photo by Melanie Acevedo for More, November 2011 issue.

New work: Craig Cutler for Women’s Health

Kristina Feliciano — Tue, 18 Jun 2013 12:20:59 +0000

Photo by Craig Cutler for the June 2013 issue of Women’s Health…

Photo by Craig Cutler for Women’s Health, June 2013 issue.

New work: Nigel Cox for GQ and Inc.

Kristina Feliciano — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 16:52:34 +0000

The June issue of Inc. features three new photos by Nigel Cox: a surfboard by Ashley Lloyd Thompson, who is one of the few women surfboard shapers in the world; the M2 Chronograph men’s watch; and Speigelau glass. Get the backstory in “3 Great Entrepeneur Crafted Products,” and read about the redesign of Inc.—the debut issue of which featured these images—here.

Surfboard by Ashley Lloyd Thompson. Photo by Nigel Cox for Inc., June 2013 issue.

The M2 Chronograph watch. Photo by Nigel Cox for Inc., June 2013 issue.

Beer. Photo by Nigel Cox for Inc., June 2013 issue.

GQ also commissioned Nigel for its June issue. Nigel shot a still life to accompany a piece on “The 3 Best Sparkling Wines” and one for a story on canvas dress shoes…

Sparkling wine. Photo by Nigel Cox for GQ, June 2013 issue.

Men’s canvas dress shoes. Photo by Nigel Cox for GQ, June 2013 issue.

Kwaku Alston photographs Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry for Essence cover story

Kristina Feliciano — Wed, 22 May 2013 16:52:42 +0000

Kwaku Alston went to Atlanta to photograph Oprah Winfrey and Tyler Perry for the cover of Essence‘s June issue, which just hit newsstands. “We only had a total of 30 minutes to photograph these two media moguls and create an iconic cover,” notes Kwaku. Read more about the shoot at his blog, artofstudio.com.

Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey. Photo by Kwaku Alston for Essence, June 2013 issue.

Photo by Kwaku Alston for Essence.

Art Streiber photographs Chris O’Dowd, “America’s Funniest Irishman,” for GQ

Kristina Feliciano — Tue, 21 May 2013 17:39:16 +0000

Chris O’Dowd. Photo by Art Streiber for GQ, June 2013 issue. Click to view larger.

“I am a huge fan of both Chris O’Dowd AND of Japanese businessmen, so this shoot was a YES for me from the second the phone rang,” says Art Streiber of photographing comic actor Chris O’Dowd for the June issue of GQ.

“The extras casting by my production company, Producit, was outstanding,” Art continues. “The location was ideal, and Chris came to play. One of the unpublished setups features him singing karaoke to a larger group of JBM, and he absolutely brought the house down as he crooned away…beautifully rehashing every ’70s love song on the playlist.”

Credits

Design director: Fred Woodward
Director of photography: Dora Somosi
Senior photo editor: Krista Prestek
Assistant photography editor: Michael Allin
America’s Funniest Irishman: Chris O’Dowd