A Source of Photography Inspiration

Lisa Walsh is a wedding photographer from around Syracuse, New York. Although weddings are her main focus, she photographs just about everything else, too. One of her recent photoshoots revolved around the quixotic story ‘Alice in Wonderland‘, a theme that required whimsical costumes and unusual props, like a deck of cards flying through the air.

Jon Baker is a photographer from Somerset, England. He splits his time equally between London, England, and his home in the Dolomites, Italy. He has been doing this for 12 years now and consequently has a large London portfolio.

Glorianna Ximendaz was born in 1992 in Costa Rica and grew up with two inspiring role models, her grandparents. ‘They helped the sick, the homeless, prostitutes, alcoholics and abused children,’ Glorianna writes. Their commitment to supporting the weak and vulnerable influenced Glorianna personally as well as professionally.

Belgian photographer Romain Ballez confesses that he’s addicted to concerts. Fortunately, his addiction works well with his interest in photojournalism and has led to an excellent collection of concert photos.

Justin Earsing finds his photography subjects in curious and sometimes spooky places–abandoned insane asylums. Ever since he was a kid, he’s been fascinated by the history of asylums, particularly how their role in American culture has changed.

Cheyne Gallarde is the photographer behind the Hawaiian business Firebird Photography. Located in Honolulu, Cheyne and his assistants specialize in creating retro and vintage-style photos, especially from mid-20th century. They base their work on ads and icons, but are also inspired by films, fashion, and even literature.

Tomasz Wieja was born in Poznan, Poland and studied photography in The Netherlands, at the Fotoacademie in Rotterdam. He uses photography as a way to express emotions and explore the human psyche. His series ‘Blue’, which was recently exhibited in Warsaw, examines the introspective aspect of human existence, either by placing lonely figures against a shade of blue or by focusing on blue scenery, such as the sky.

Adrienne Andersen is a fashion and beauty photographer from Tampa, Florida. She loves femininity and, in particular, female faces. Her series ‘Red Light Project‘ combines these two interests and highlights the sultry side of femininity, placing petite, bare-skinned models against a red glow.

Matthias Hombauer is a music/portrait photographer from Vienna, Austria who is exclusively working for bands, magazines and music labels. He believes that film is still superior in the digital age and is using an analog medium format camera to capture the magical moments of Indie and Rockstars.

Chris Martin is a professional photographer from West Balm Beach, Florida, who specializes in wedding, commercial and creative portrait photography. He loves challenges and actively takes on new projects that reach beyond his experience. For example, his abstract series ‘Cracked Ice’ began when he was commissioned to produce art pieces around the theme of ‘ice’.