Showing posts with label fashions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashions. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Street fashion.....5th Avenue at 57th New York

Why do I love these two images. Perhaps not for the reasons you might think. The purity of this image  harkens back to the film transparency days. You either got it in the camera or you didn't.  There was no cropping, or fancy footwork done in photoshop. Also, the symmetry and shapes all play a role, but what is most important are the personalities of the people that are compelling and pleasing to the eye. 

 As I am sitting here listening to a dance music station from Paris, I cant help but think how different the two cities are... but thats and a great topic for another day. 

Street fashion has lately taken over my life. While still keeping an eye on my more stylized work in fashion and portraiture, I cant help but see a new opportunity evolving in this type of photography.  Its interesting, because the photography here has permeated the work of more established photographers.  Clients are increasingly looking to photographers who can shoot this kind of an image. Don't get me wrong, you still have to know what you are doing . It would be difficult to just pick up a camera and go out shooting for the big boys. 

For street fashion images go to   http://www.nycrunfashion.blogspot.com

  

Monday, April 13, 2009

NYC... Gallery Gen Opening

Friday eve's opening at the Gallery Gen was yet another entertaining event.  More than ever the fashions of  the invited guests were befitting of the art.  Valerie Foley seen here in her Issey Miyake rain coat attracted  everyone's attention with her usual dress and banter. Standing next to Velerie is Jean Stone in her vintage Norma Kamali coat, wearing a MariaDelGreco.com  hat.
The gallery's recent move to its temporary spacious location on 201 Mulberry street in Manhattan was a success. The food was great and the formal tea ceremony performed by two expert volunteers was the highlight of the eve. 

Masako Dempo Yuki, the gallery owner seen here on the far left is wearing a Yoshiaki Yuki design. On the far right is Midori of Issey Miyake, is wearing an Issey Miyake ensemble. 

You may visit the gallery to view the show online and its permanent address at www.gallerygen.com, and the artist at www.yoshiakiyuki.com.  

Images by IPhone