From the 5th of october till the end of november 2o12 there will be an exposition of my new photoworks in Delft.
Works from the new series called Meer Verminder can be seen in the Vermeer centre in Delft.
www.vermeerdelft.nl/
Entrance = Free
the drinkers by Peter Kemp
The very best portrait photography strives to give the viewer access into their subject’s inner self; to provide a window into their soul.
With the advent of the digital age and the potential afforded by post-processing, a whole generation of photographic artists has access to greater creative possibilities than ever before.
Spearheading this new breed of creative photographer is author Natalie Dybisz better known in the photographic community as Miss Aniela.
Devoted to exploring portraiture at its most creative portraits with context, story, and constructed elements Creative Portrait Photography takes
the reader on a behind-the-scenes journey through the creation of Natalie Dybisz’s innovative digital portraits, from first concept to post-processing.
Also featuring an extensive showcase chapter in which other photographer-artist’s work and working methods are laid bare,
Creative Portrait Photography has everything you need to inspire you and transform your perspective on portrait photography.
…. we did a photoshoot called Paparazzi with model Chantal Hanse and 5 of my friends being the photographers
Wonderful help of hairstylist Celia Wong and make up arist Kiranchandra Kroegman and stylingVivian Kramer Gezegd Freher
It was fun ..stay tuned for the results ….and see an impression down here
cheers
I have been asked to share one of my photos for the Leaf calender 2012.
The photo is one of my personal favorites with the wonderful model Ophelia Overdose http://ophelia-overdose.blogspot.com/
Here the photo inside the Leaf calender . A pretty nice calender 80 x 60 cm
I noticed that my photo of Ophelia – see down here – was placed on the october page of the Leaf Calender
And in november there is a photo of .. guess what … Markus Klinko … this guy is a big name in fashion photography
15-02-2012 : expostie van 8 van mijn fotos in het gemeentehuis te Oud Beijerland
duur expositie : 6 weken
I got a 10 page coverage in german photo magazine www.pictures-magazine jan 2012
” Fotografischen Erzahlungen … die Niederlande scheinen ein Quel exzellenter Fotografen zu sein. Einer dieser aufstrebenden Kunstler ist Peter Kemp aus Delft, ein Finalist der Hasselblad Masters ”
I seem to have a bit of influence on someone hahaha .. well not somone .. a special one … english photographer Miss Aniela www.missaniela.com
you can see the photo at http://www.flickr.com/photos/ndybisz/6419339679/in/photostream
…… latest Fashion Experience at Dalston Heights. ……. I thought of the work of Peter Kemp when I processed this. And I also thought of the Mulberry campaign by Tim Walker, although I’m a bit reluctant to say that, because my surreal fashion series was not inspired by him to start with 😉 I really do just let the props in these locations take me along weird and wonderful journeys.
10 of my photowork at the Mamiya – Leaf gallery
http://www.mamiyaleaf.com/gallery/index.php#/content/2Photographers/Peter_Kemp/
MENTIONED BY THE CREATIVE MISS ANIELA
Some inspirations this year…
Here’s some references of things I’ve noted inspiration from in 2011: ……… also in a more general way by the following, in a random order: Tim Walker, Federico Erra, Rutger ten Broeke, Yulia Gorodinski, Martin Parr, Gregory Crewdson, Guy Bourdin, Noah Kalina, and Peter Kemp – as well as the other 4 contributors of my new book.
I also highly recommend this inspirational book Art & Fear, which has really helped me this year.
Cheers to a stimulating, enlightening 2012!
photo by Miss Aniela
… Creative Portrait Photography is Miss Aniela’s second book. The book is loaded with valuable advice for photographers, from both a philosophical and practical viewpoint.
The book includes more of self-portraits, but also fashion images, commissions, and collaborations. Portraits in a haunted theatre, nudes with a python, trick shots jumping from disused satellite dishes and a Freud-inspired shoot in Paris .. are amongst the compelling series of portrait stories in this book, recounting the process from first test shot through to final processing retouches.
The book also has a contributor section of photographers she handpicked, are all at the forefront of creative portraiture, strong in the book’s ethos but also diverse: Kirsty Mitchell , Brooke Shaden, Peter Kemp, Susannah Benjamin and Alex Stoddard.
Their work is featured alongside their text which talks intimately about their process, their backgrounds and their ambitions.
Art Photography by Peter Kemp 