10 Inspirational Photographers That You Should Be Following

30. Apr. 2015
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Image by Marius Vieth

All images by the respective photographers. Used with permission in our original interviews with them.

One of the truest facts of photography and the art world is that ideas always become recycled, modified and worked on. Photographers are always looking for new inspiration and ways to incorporate other ideas into their own current creative endeavors. But amongst all of the photographers out there, 12 stand out to us more than the others.

This isn’t any ordinary list. The folks like Zack Arias, Jeremy Cowart, and Brian Matiash are all well known amongst the photography community. These folks aren’t necessary the underdogs, but you should consider them to be up-and-coming at the very least.

The Phoblographer’s Most Popular Posts for 2014

30. Dec. 2014
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This year, we’ve worked on diversifying the Phoblographer’s content to go along with cultural trends and the art world while continuing to try to bring you the best news, tutorials and reviews that we can. And this year was our best yet.

Here are our most popular posts for the year of 2014.

Creating the Photograph: Jaroslav’s, “Milky Pinups”

22. Sep. 2013
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Creating the Photograph is an original series where we interview photographers about a photo that they shot and how it was achieved. The results are some knowledge passed on to you. Want to be featured? Email chrisgampat[at]thephoblographer[dot]com

Jaroslav is a Polish photographer that hails from London. He has a Fine Arts background with a degree is Architecture–which taught him how to solve lots of complex problems. That problem solving helped with the founding of this studio: AurumLight (WARNING NSFW LINK). The studio specializes in limited calendars, advertising, and conceptual photography; and they’ve had many campaigns in Europe and the US.

So when we found Jaroslav’s Milk PinUps, we were very intrigued as to how they were done. We talked to Jaroslav for this latest edition of Creating the Photograph.

And here’s his story.