SHOOT that SHUG

soamused: © April-lea Hutchinson “I find this picture fantastic because it is not a nude and yet it exudes the same energy and power as if it was one. The fact is that I appreciate April’s work because she knows the happy medium, well understand when a vagina is needed or not. That is why even when she is only making a portrait there is still an erotic feel in it.” To see read more click on the link here : Photographer, April Lea Hutchinson

soamused:

© April-lea Hutchinson

“I find this picture fantastic because it is not a nude and yet it exudes the same energy and power as if it was one. The fact is that I appreciate April’s work because she knows the happy medium, well understand when a vagina is needed or not. That is why even when she is only making a portrait there is still an erotic feel in it.”


To see read more click on the link here : Photographer, April Lea Hutchinson

In need of inspiration

Desperately need to find new photographers, if you are one or know some let me know writing me on Tumblr or at shugavery@hotmail.fr.


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Shoot That Thursday time : Photographer, Ye Rin Mok

” Ye Rin pictures are simple BUT not plain. I have seen a lot photos of flowers, trees, landscapes by her and watching them I had the feeling she was in a state of contemplation when photographing all this. I feel like through her pictures Ye Rin allows us to watch carefully every detail, as if she was slowing down the time for us.”


To see more click on the link here : Photographer, Ye Rin Mok

kylejthompson: Sinking Captain on Flickr.  Why did I reblog ? Yesterday I did something I rarely do : I went on Tumblr spotlight page to find new photographers. I usually don’t do that because I like discovering people by coincidence. You know I prefer finding new photographers following my travels throughout other photographers’ sites, but since I didn’t find anything after some time, I decided to go to the spotlight page with few hope to find someone “new”. And surprisingly I did or I’d rather say that so much time flew away since I last went to this page that it was pretty obvious to find new people.. That is how I discovered Kyle Thompson, and I am really happy I did find him. You know when I decide to follow a photographer it doesn’t take me too much time : I take a look to the first three pages and according to what I see I follow or not the artist. I don’t have any idea of what I will write on the photographer, but usually when I follow someone I am pretty sure that after doing that I’ll be writing something on him/her.The process can take one night like few weeks, it depends on how much I manage to get into the photographer universe. It seems that Kyle universe mesmerized me quite a lot since I am here writing a piece on him. I actually decided to follow him just because of one thing : his self portraits. I consider them therapeutic both for the photographer and their viewers, and I consider them even more like that if the photographer manage to bring you in an other world.And guess what, Kyle just does that. Today, browsing his Tumblr an other time, I realized that what makes me love his pictures even more are the relationship he has with his followers, he takes time to answer their questions and is very genuine and down to earth when doing it. An other thing that I appreciate is that Kyle invites us to picture his creation process thanks to his sketches and words. What I’m seeing. I don’t think I would have noticed this picture if not for these boats as they are the very reason why I came to love this image. The setting chosen by Kyle is non other than a mere roadside. A mere roadside that Kyle succeeded in turning into a magical scene thanks to these boats.  What I find fantastic about this picture is that every element present in it are from our real world but yet the scene looks surreal. The picture is called “The sinking captain”, and I do think it makes sense eventhough the so-called captain is giant compared to his fleet. I believe Kyle likes his viewers to travel and to imagine. As for me while looking at this picture I thought about so many stories I read when I was a child, beginning from “Treasure Island” by Stevenson to “Gulliver’s travels” by Swift. The two elements that reminded me these two books are the boats and Kyle huge height difference with them. The scene depicts a shipwreck and yet the usual image of grief that we associate it with doesn’t appear to my mind, instead I have a feeling of quietness. I believe that what makes a photographer an artist is the ability to make the most depressing or simplest things of our everyday lives magical. And I think Kyle is doing so by creating such surreal pictures. I still have to read the answers Kyle gave to his followers so I’m off for some hours of reading and being mesmerized !

kylejthompson:

Sinking Captain on Flickr.

 Why did I reblog ? Yesterday I did something I rarely do : I went on Tumblr spotlight page to find new photographers. I usually don’t do that because I like discovering people by coincidence. You know I prefer finding new photographers following my travels throughout other photographers’ sites, but since I didn’t find anything after some time, I decided to go to the spotlight page with few hope to find someone “new”. And surprisingly I did or I’d rather say that so much time flew away since I last went to this page that it was pretty obvious to find new people..

That is how I discovered Kyle Thompson, and I am really happy I did find him. You know when I decide to follow a photographer it doesn’t take me too much time : I take a look to the first three pages and according to what I see I follow or not the artist. I don’t have any idea of what I will write on the photographer, but usually when I follow someone I am pretty sure that after doing that I’ll be writing something on him/her.The process can take one night like few weeks, it depends on how much I manage to get into the photographer universe.

It seems that Kyle universe mesmerized me quite a lot since I am here writing a piece on him. I actually decided to follow him just because of one thing : his self portraits. I consider them therapeutic both for the photographer and their viewers, and I consider them even more like that if the photographer manage to bring you in an other world.And guess what, Kyle just does that.

Today, browsing his Tumblr an other time, I realized that what makes me love his pictures even more are the relationship he has with his followers, he takes time to answer their questions and is very genuine and down to earth when doing it. An other thing that I appreciate is that Kyle invites us to picture his creation process thanks to his sketches and words.

What I’m seeing. I don’t think I would have noticed this picture if not for these boats as they are the very reason why I came to love this image. The setting chosen by Kyle is non other than a mere roadside. A mere roadside that Kyle succeeded in turning into a magical scene thanks to these boats.  What I find fantastic about this picture is that every element present in it are from our real world but yet the scene looks surreal.

The picture is called “The sinking captain”, and I do think it makes sense eventhough the so-called captain is giant compared to his fleet. I believe Kyle likes his viewers to travel and to imagine. As for me while looking at this picture I thought about so many stories I read when I was a child, beginning from “Treasure Island” by Stevenson to “Gulliver’s travels” by Swift. The two elements that reminded me these two books are the boats and Kyle huge height difference with them.

The scene depicts a shipwreck and yet the usual image of grief that we associate it with doesn’t appear to my mind, instead I have a feeling of quietness. I believe that what makes a photographer an artist is the ability to make the most depressing or simplest things of our everyday lives magical. And I think Kyle is doing so by creating such surreal pictures.

I still have to read the answers Kyle gave to his followers so I’m off for some hours of reading and being mesmerized !